Close Texas and Michigan Senate polls spark fresh controversy
Democrats cling to slim leads in Texas and Michigan Senate contests as lawsuits, bans and intra‑party disputes push US politics into overdrive.
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Trump administration withdraws former trooper’s ICE leadership bid
White House pulls ICE nominee amid Senate demands for civilian‑death data, extending the agency’s leadership gap.
Inside Colin Kaepernick’s memoir: the story behind the anthem protest
Colin Kaepernick shares untold details from his memoir, from the first seat on the field to the legal battles that kept him…
Federal judge blocks Kennedy Center renaming, demands notice
Judge blocks Trump’s naming plan for the Kennedy Center and demands advance notice before any demolition or renovation moves.
Poll shows majority of US adults think AI harms school learning
A fresh poll uncovers growing anxiety about AI in schools, while opinions on its classroom use split sharply across the country.
Medicaid discount pilot faces delays after September 30 pledge
A high‑profile pledge to cut Medicaid drug costs has stalled amid missing details, limited drug lists, and a voluntary rollout that leaves…
US accused of war crimes over Iran school and sports complex attacks
UN experts say US airstrikes on a Minab school and a Lamerd sports complex likely breached international law, and they also detail…
New polls show tight races for US Senate seats in Texas, Michigan
New polling data shows Democrats narrowing the gap in Texas and Michigan Senate contests as anti‑vaccine activists stage a high‑profile conference in…
Join Georgetown Law’s online admissions briefing on Oct 19
Georgetown Law opens its virtual doors for UW students to explore admissions and ask questions on Oct 19.
Key economic indicators and market forces for the coming week
Stay ahead of the curve with a concise look at the data that will drive interest rates, consumer prices and job growth…
Understanding American national identity and democratic challenges
Professor Deborah Schildkraut unpacks the core ideals and tensions that define America’s identity and the precarious nature of its democracy.
Canada sees widespread 911 service disruption on Thursday
A sudden 911 blackout hit dozens of jurisdictions on Thursday, prompting the OPP and local agencies to reroute calls to a non‑emergency…
Hybrid warfare spikes as Russia tests EU resolve
Europe endures a wave of Russian drones, cyber moves and disinformation, while leaders warn Moscow aims to sway elections and test NATO…
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Overcoming School Anxiety
School refusal is a complex issue that affects many children, causing them to feel anxious or fearful about attending school, but with…
Washington reveals active space weapons, prompting global backlash
The US has disclosed that it operates weapons in orbit, a step that may trigger a new space arms race and force…
Bipartisan MoMEntS caucus aims to safeguard US creative jobs
Congress has formed a bipartisan MoMEntS caucus to defend America’s $1 trillion creative economy, support millions of jobs and push a federal film‑tax…
Oscar winner adds star power to Netflix series The Retrievals
Jessica Chastain adds her Oscar‑winning talent to Netflix’s upcoming drama The Retrievals, joining Emilia Jones and Amy Ryan in a story built…
Record-breaking 4,100-km journey reveals wild-dog connectivity
Three sibling wild dogs covered more than 4,100 km in Zambia, proving long‑distance movement is still possible but perilous.
Court blocks Sea Lion oil project as UK-Argentina tensions rise
Argentina’s court injunction stalls a British‑Israeli oil venture, sparking fresh diplomatic friction over the Falklands.
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US central bank lifts benchmark to 3.75-4% as political clash grows
Fed’s first rate hike in three years fuels political tension and reshapes borrowing costs.
New York demonstration highlights threats to journalists and free speech
Protesters in New York on Aug. 10 called for justice for a Palestinian reporter while exposing a multi‑front assault on media freedom and…
Inside the 2026 Russian Duma election and Kremlin vote-rigging
A three‑day parliamentary election in September 2026 will test the Kremlin’s sophisticated grip on Russia’s vote, even as war fatigue and shortages…