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FY26 Q4 Data Due
The Department of Justice has set a due date for the submission of FY26 Q4 data, indicating ongoing administrative processes.
I’m a Haitian TPS holder. 350,000 of us hold our breath as Congress decides our future
The article discusses the precarious situation of over 330,000 Haitians holding Temporary Protected Status (TPS) as the Trump administration seeks to eliminate these protections, threatening their lives and livelihoods.
Second police official in St Paul alleges sexual harassment by mayor
A second senior police official in St. Paul has accused Mayor Kaohly Her of sexual harassment, following the initiation of an inquiry into her conduct by the city's administration.
U.S. probing if Iran was behind cyberattack on water systems in 7 states
Authorities in the U.S. are investigating a cyberattack that affected water systems in seven states, examining whether Iranian actors were responsible for the malicious activity.
State department to offer Trump-branded US passports nationwide
The State Department announced plans to offer limited-edition US passports featuring Donald Trump's portrait, expanding access from Washington D.C. to 27 agencies nationwide.
Democrats show divisions on Israel amid competitive midterm elections
Divisions within the Democratic Party regarding Israel are highlighted as left-leaning candidates challenge mainstream Democrats in key midterm election races.
For the Second Time, Lawmakers Failed to Fix California’s Warning System for Teacher Misconduct
California lawmakers have again failed to reform the warning system for teacher misconduct, reflecting ongoing challenges in ensuring accountability within the education system.
Trump announced a deal for Hamas to disarm. And, the U.S. economy slowed a bit
President Trump claims a deal has been reached for Hamas to disarm, while the U.S. economy shows signs of slowing, despite continued consumer spending.
In Nebraska, Americans begin to lose Medicaid under Trump's work rules
Nebraska's Medicaid director reported that approximately 200 individuals will lose health coverage due to work requirements implemented under Trump's policies.
House Democrat blasted after early release law freed inmates later charged with murder
Rep. Nellie Pou's COVID-era prison release law, which allowed over 6,000 inmates to be released early, has faced criticism after multiple individuals were subsequently charged with murder, leading to GOP backlash.
How to fix higher education without destroying it
The article argues that higher education in the U.S. needs reform to regain public trust, advocating for a commitment to open debate and a wider range of viewpoints to address its credibility crisis.
Bombshell voting scandal adds to pattern of noncitizen voters as Trump warns of threat to ‘heart' of democracy
A report reveals a history of noncitizen voters on state rolls and software failures, leading Trump to assert that these issues threaten the integrity of democracy, emphasizing the need for federal oversight.
Watchdog unleashes database to expose 'loopholes' as $5B in foreign cash floods US nonprofits
A watchdog organization has launched a database revealing over $5 billion in foreign funding to U.S. nonprofits not required to disclose their donors, highlighting potential transparency issues.
Trump questions Thune's leadership as SAVE America Act stalls
Former President Trump publicly doubts Senator John Thune's leadership abilities after the SAVE America Act fails to gain traction in the Senate.
Trump unloads on Cornyn, ties AG nomination fight to bitter Texas primary
Former President Trump criticized Sen. John Cornyn for allegedly obstructing the confirmation of Todd Blanche as attorney general, linking the issue to ongoing tensions in the Texas primary.
The Senate’s Russia sanctions bill has two big problems
The article critiques a Senate bill proposing sanctions on Russia, specifically pointing out flaws in its tariff proposals that could adversely affect other nations more than Russia itself.
Wanted: A voice of reason on socialism
The article discusses the appeal of democratic socialism among young voters, highlighting capitalism's flaws and the misconceptions about socialism while advocating for a rational discourse on economic systems.
Trump appears to order the government to lie on behalf of tariffs
The article reports on President Trump's directive for the government to provide false information regarding tariffs, which poses risks to governmental integrity and truthfulness.
Vivek Ramaswamy Wants to Be the Future. First He Has to Win.
The article explores Vivek Ramaswamy's political ambitions and the challenges he faces in gaining support within the Republican party, particularly in Ohio.
Soccer Is Not for Sale. Give the Boot to FIFA’s Private Equity Play.
The article argues against FIFA's potential deal with private equity firms, advocating for the preservation of soccer's integrity.
A Doctor Weighs In on the Health Tracking Craze
Dr. Rachael Bedard discusses the implications of health tracking technology, warning against potential harmful follow-up tests when scans are used to identify medical abnormalities.
Indian Democracy Isn’t Dead After All
The article discusses a recent youth-led revolt in India that challenges Prime Minister Modi's authority and suggests that Indian democracy is capable of revitalization through grassroots movements.
How Trump Has Changed, With Maggie Haberman
Journalist Maggie Haberman discusses the changes in former President Trump's approach and mindset regarding his time in office.
There Are So Many Reasons to Reject Todd Blanche. Here’s Another One.
The article outlines reasons for the Senate to reject Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, emphasizing concerns about his qualifications.
Los Angeles Man Sentenced to Life in Prison for Selling Fentanyl That Resulted in Fatal Overdose
A man from Los Angeles has been sentenced to life in federal prison for selling fentanyl that led to a fatal overdose, continuing his trafficking activities shortly after the incident.
Norfolk Man Pleads Guilty to Sexually Exploiting Minor
A man from Norfolk has pleaded guilty in federal court to sexually exploiting a two-year-old minor victim.
The next abortion battle is over Kansas’s highest court
Kansas voters are set to decide whether to replace the current appointment system with direct elections for the state Supreme Court, which could have long-term implications for abortion rights.
Does Congress Have the Power to Stop the Iran War?
The article discusses how President Trump has engaged in military actions without congressional approval, highlighting the limitations of the War Powers Act.
How the Pro-Trump Media Ecosystem Is Splintering Ahead of the Midterms
Right-wing media outlets that once supported President Trump are now facing internal conflicts and viewer losses, presenting challenges for the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections.
Plug-In Solar Panels Are Starting to Sprout in U.S. Backyards
Ten U.S. states have legalized the use of plug-in solar panel systems that can connect to standard wall outlets, simplifying solar energy adoption for homeowners.