Policy

Education Department Reverses Course, Adds Graduate PLUS Loans to New Federal Borrowing Cap

The Department of Education has reversed its position, now stating that Graduate PLUS loans will count against a new fed

Apr 22

Policy

RFK Jr. Faces Senate HELP Committee Scrutiny Over HHS Budget and Vaccine Policies

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appears before the Senate HELP Committee for questioning on the administration's 202

Apr 22

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Duffy Rejects AI Air Traffic Controller Replacement, Proposes $10B Predictive System

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy firmly rejected replacing human air traffic controllers with artificial intelligence

Apr 22

Policy

Trump Warns Companies Against Claiming $166 Billion in Court-Ordered Tariff Refunds

The Supreme Court's ruling against Trump-era tariffs entitles companies to $166 billion in refunds, but the President is

Apr 22

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San Francisco BART Sees 41% Crime Drop After Fare Gate Overhaul, Challenging Reform Arguments

San Francisco's BART transit system has recorded a 41% decrease in crime and a projected $10 million annual revenue incr

Apr 22

Policy

House GOP Advances National Data Privacy Framework to Override State Regulations

House Republicans unveiled two bills to create a national data privacy standard, overriding state regulations and imposi

Apr 22

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Nitric Acid Spill at West Virginia Chemical Plant Sends Multiple People to Hospitals

A chemical spill involving nitric acid at a West Virginia refinery sent multiple individuals to area hospitals, with aut

Apr 22

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ALA Report: 152 Million Americans Face Unhealthy Air, Ozone Crisis Worsens

A major new public health report finds 152 million Americans live with unhealthy air pollution, with ozone problems wors

Apr 22

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Washington State Settles Otter Attack Lawsuit for $350,000 After Toddler Injured

The state of Washington has agreed to a $350,000 settlement with a family whose two-year-old child was attacked and pull

Apr 22

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LA School Board Imposes Strict Classroom Screen Limits, Bans Tech for Youngest Students

The Los Angeles school board voted unanimously to implement strict limits on classroom screen time, banning technology f

Apr 22

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NASA Chief Isaacman Faces House Panel on 2027 Budget Following Historic Artemis II Return

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman will defend the agency's $18.8 billion 2027 budget request before the House Science Co

Apr 22

Policy

Bessent Defends $1.5B Treasury Cut to Senate Panel as Iran War Fuels Inflation

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is defending President Trump's fiscal 2027 budget request before the Senate Appropriati

Apr 22

Policy

U.S. Drug Strategy Criticized as 'Flying Blind' Against New Synthetic Threats

The U.S. lacks integrated data to detect new synthetic drugs before they cause mass overdoses, with experts arguing Wash

Apr 22

Policy

Greer Defends Trump's Tariff Strategy Before House Committee Amid Legal Challenges

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer appears before the House Ways and Means Committee to justify President Trump's

Apr 22

Policy

Eleven Months of Zero Border Releases Challenges Decades of Immigration Policy Assumptions

The Department of Homeland Security confirms eleven straight months with zero illegal aliens released into the U.S. inte

Apr 22

Policy

CFPB Scraps Key Anti-Discrimination Rule, Easing Lending Compliance Burden

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has ended a rule enforcing the 1974 Equal Credit Opportunity Act, removing a re

Apr 21

Policy

Walz Challenges Next Democratic President to Deliver Universal Healthcare

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz argues the next Democratic president must prioritize enacting universal healthcare, framing

Apr 21

Policy

Appeals Court Reverses Order to Dismantle Florida 'Alligator Alcatraz' Immigration Facility

A federal appeals court has overturned a lower court order requiring the dismantling of a Florida immigration detention

Apr 21