News & Politics

California aplaza revocación masiva de licencias comerciales tras litigio y presión federal

El estado extiende hasta marzo el plazo para cancelar 17,000 licencias mientras busca cumplir con normativas federales y enfrenta críticas de grupos de migrantes

California ha decidido posponer la revocación de unas 17,000 licencias de conducir comerciales hasta marzo, luego de una demanda presentada por grupo...

NCAA Reaffirms Eligibility Policies After Baylor Signs Former NBA Draft Pick

The NCAA clarifies rules amid debates over college eligibility for players with professional contracts, following Baylor's addition of James Nnaji.

The NCAA has reiterated its stance that college athletes who have signed NBA contracts are ineligible, after Baylor University signed James Nnaji, a f...

Federal Government Suspends Child Care Funding to Minnesota Amid Fraud Investigation

Minnesota State Officials Contest Federal Claims as Investigation into Extensive Fraud Probes Continues

The U.S. government has halted child care funding to Minnesota pending a comprehensive audit, citing widespread fraud allegations involving federally ...

Significant Seafood Thefts Highlight Security Challenges in New England Supply Chain

Multiple incidents involving oysters, crab meat, and lobster valued at over $400,000 underscore growing transportation and logistics vulnerabilities

In recent weeks, New England has experienced a series of substantial seafood thefts, including 40,000 oysters stolen from a Maine aquaculture farm, an...

Rapid Increase in U.S. Flu Cases Linked to Emerging Subclade K Variant

Health Officials Warn of Rising Influenza Infections Ahead of Holiday Travel Season

The United States is experiencing a swift rise in influenza infections driven by a newly identified subclade K variant of the H3N2 strain. Initial out...

Dallas Cowboys Sever Ties with Trevon Diggs Ahead of Season Conclusion

The team waives the cornerback amid injury struggles and performance concerns

The Dallas Cowboys have waived cornerback Trevon Diggs with one game left in the season, marking an early end to a challenging chapter for the player ...

Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK Granddaughter and Environmental Journalist, Passes Away at 35

Schlossberg’s battle with acute myeloid leukemia highlighted challenges in cancer treatment and health policy debate within the Kennedy family

Tatiana Schlossberg, granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy and an accomplished environmental journalist, died at age 35 following a diagnosis of ...

Justice Department Leadership Influenced Indictment of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Unsealed Court Documents Reveal Coordinated Prosecution Effort Following Deportation Controversy

Recent court disclosures reveal that senior Justice Department officials actively pushed for the indictment of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, designating the p...

Nearly 3,000 Pounds of Idaho Ground Beef Recalled Over E. coli Contamination Concerns

Forward Farms Grass-Fed Ground Beef Withdrawn Due to Potential Health Risks

Mountain West Food Group, based in Heyburn, Idaho, has issued a recall for nearly 3,000 pounds of raw ground beef labeled as Forward Farms Grass-Fed G...

Buddhist Monks Persevere on Peace March to Washington Despite Setbacks

After an accident in Texas, a group of monks continues their multi-state journey to promote peace

A contingent of Buddhist monks embarked on a lengthy peace walk beginning in Texas and progressing towards Washington, D.C., has reached Georgia despi...

South Africa Reports 41 Fatalities in Traditional Male Initiation Ceremonies

Government Cites Negligence and Illegal Schools as Contributing Factors to Deaths in Cultural Circumcision Practices

During the recent initiation season in South Africa, at least 41 young men lost their lives due to complications related to circumcision as part of tr...

New Restrictions on SNAP Purchases Begin in Five States

Selective bans on soda, candy, and other foods take effect amid ongoing debate over impact and implementation challenges

On January 1, new regulations limiting the purchase of certain foods with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits went into effect i...