US Supreme Court Decisions Address Discrimination, Guns
The US Supreme Court yesterday made it easier for employees from majority groups, such as white or heterosexual workers, to bring so-called reverse discrimination…
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US-UK Trade Deal
The US and UK announced a framework for a trade deal yesterday, the largest step toward a potential trade agreement since President Donald Trump…
New US Travel Requirement
Starting today, most travelers flying domestically within the US must present a federally compliant driver’s license or identification card—known as a REAL ID and…
Mike Walz Moves to UN Role
National Security Adviser Mike Waltz was relieved of his current role and will become ambassador to the United Nations, according to a social media…
US Economy Slows
The US economy shrank for the first time in three years last quarter, according to new data released yesterday. The nation’s gross domestic product—or the…
Sanctuary Cities Targeted
President Donald Trump signed an executive order yesterday directing the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security to compile a list of sanctuary cities and…
Trump to Freeze $2.26 Billion in Harvard Funding
President Donald Trump yesterday suggested he could revoke Harvard’s tax-exempt status and classify it as a political entity after the university said it wouldn’t comply…
SS United States Headed to Gulf Coast
The SS United States, a historic 990-foot ocean liner, has begun its final journey from Philadelphia to become the world’s largest artificial reef off…
National: Cult Linked to Killings Across Several States
A search is underway for members of the cultlike Zizian group following a series of violent incidents across multiple states. The FBI conducted a…
Trump-Putin Call
President Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday, signaling a first step toward negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. It was…
Eggflation Escalates
The cost of eggs continues to hit record highs in the US, with data from the USDA showing wholesale prices above $7.30…
Immigration Changes Affect Population Projections
By The News Service of Florida A state panel this week decided to hold off on revising Florida population projections because of…