House Republicans, led by Rep. Austin Scott, propose cutting federal Medicaid funding, potentially leaving many uninsured. This move, tied to $1.5 trillion budget cuts, could reverse ACA benefits and impact millions reliant on Medicaid.
A federal judge blocked Trump-era directives threatening to cut funding for schools with diversity programs, citing vagueness.
Newsletters offer intentional content, fostering engagement and trust in a digital world cluttered with noise and ads.
Uncertainty looms as U.S. electronics tariffs face temporary suspension, with potential new sector-specific levies ahead.
Cat Farman’s job at the CFPB was at risk when Elon Musk’s engineers accessed USAID, highlighting potential threats.
A looming Supreme Court case, revisiting the 1935 Humphrey’s Executor decision, might reshape presidential power over independent agencies, impacting economic stability.
A divided Supreme Court ruled that immigrants who agree to leave the U.S. have some deadline flexibility, 5-4 decision.
Social media buzzed with claims of a vast underground city beneath Egypt’s pyramids, but experts highlight the lack of peer-reviewed evidence.
Wisconsin’s Supreme Court upheld Governor Evers’ 400-year school funding veto, sparking debate over executive power.
A viral TikTok falsely claimed Disney World lowered its drinking age to 18, causing confusion before being debunked.
Suspect in custody after Florida State shooting; Trump meets Italy’s PM; slams Fed chair; Supreme Court on citizenship.
The Trump administration’s stance on Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s case faces judicial scrutiny, exposing branch conflicts.
