October 15 – The U.S. Supreme Court appeared inclined on Wednesday to further restrict how race can be used when drawing legislative boundaries, potentially reshaping a core provision of the Voting Rights Act that has safeguarded minority voting rights for decades. This pivotal law, enacted in 1965, has been a cornerstone of the civil rights … Read more
WASHINGTON, Oct 14 – U.S. President Donald Trump has officially declared the end of the long and devastating Israel-Hamas war, marking what he described as a “new dawn” for peace in the Middle East. Speaking before the Israeli parliament on Monday, Trump announced that the skies above the region were finally calm, the gunfire had … Read more
October 13 – A man who was accused of fatally stabbing a 6-year-old child while he slept in 2015 has been arrested once more after being released early from prison, authorities confirmed. The arrest follows his relocation to Florida, where he allegedly failed to register as a convicted felon, a violation of state law. Ronald … Read more
WASHINGTON, Oct 10 – President Donald Trump announced a sweeping round of layoffs across several U.S. government agencies on Friday, blaming Democrats for the move as the government shutdown entered its tenth day. The decision, which affects thousands of federal employees, marks one of the most significant workforce reductions in recent years and has sparked … Read more
October 10 – President Donald Trump has once again been declared in “exceptional health” following a detailed medical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, according to an official statement released by his physician, Dr. Sean Barbarella, on Friday evening. The visit, described as part of Trump’s ongoing health maintenance plan, included a thorough … Read more
October 8 – Journalist organizations that cover the U.S. Department of Defense have voiced deep concern over a new set of rules that could significantly limit their access to information and reduce transparency within one of the world’s most powerful institutions. The Pentagon’s latest press access policy, which may take effect as early as next … Read more
WASHINGTON, Oct 5 – The White House has warned that mass layoffs of federal employees could begin soon if discussions between President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats to end the ongoing partial government shutdown fail to make progress. Kevin Hassett, Director of the National Economic Council, indicated that the administration is preparing for significant job … Read more
WASHINGTON, Oct 1 – The United States government entered into a shutdown on Wednesday after lawmakers in Congress failed to strike a funding agreement, underscoring the deep partisan divide that has paralyzed Washington. The standoff has already halted crucial federal operations, sparked fears about economic disruption, and raised concerns that this shutdown could last longer … Read more
WASHINGTON, Sept 30 – U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a fiery address on Tuesday, criticizing senior military leaders for what he called years of cultural decline and political interference within the armed forces. In a rare gathering of commanders held at Quantico, Virginia, Hegseth openly rebuked diversity initiatives, condemned what he described as “fat … Read more
GRAND BLANC, Michigan, Sept 28 – The man accused of carrying out a deadly attack on a church in Michigan over the weekend has been identified as 40-year-old Thomas Jacob Sanford, a former U.S. Marine and veteran of the Iraq War. Authorities confirmed that Sanford, who served four years in the military, died during an … Read more