Trump Family Business Deals Raise Ethical Concerns Over Presidential Profit
In the past, U.S presidents have avoided profiting from office. A Trump family deal spree may change this. Trump family business deals could open the door for future presidents to profit from office.
Lawsuit Alleges Popular Energy Drink Led to Teen’s Fatal Heart Condition
The family of a 17-year-old Texas cheerleader has filed a lawsuit against a distributor of popular energy drink Alani Nu, alleging the teenager died from an enlarged heart caused by ingesting large amounts of caffeine.
Florida Vice Mayor Killed
Coral Springs Vice Mayor, Metayer Bowen, was found dead at her home last Wednesday after her body was found by police during a wellness check. The Coral Springs Police Department, in Broward Country, has opened an investigation.
First U.S. Fighter Jet Downed In Iran
A U.S. Air Force plane was shot down in Iran last week, which has not happened to a U.S. aircraft in this ongoing conflict until now. The altercation resulted in an airman going missing, leading to a two-day search.
Majority of Southern California Wildfire Contained Following the Efforts of Fire Crews
A wildfire that broke out in Southern California last Friday and forced residents to evacuate their homes was mostly contained a day later, according to fire officials, per ABC News.
2026 Artemis II Moon Mission
NASA launched a space crew to the moon for the first time in 50 years.
“Good to Be Home”: Savannah Guthrie Returns to ‘Today’ Show as Search for Mother Continues
Guthrie, who has been a co-anchor of the weekday morning show since 2012, had been on a leave of absence from the show since her mother was abducted from her home near Tucson, Arizona, on Feb. 1.
TSA Workers Finally Receive Back Pay Amid DHS Shutdown
An executive order was made by Trump to pay TSA workers amid the partial DHS shutdown. However, the shutdown is still ongoing.
U.S. War Spending Surges Past $16 Billion in Two Weeks
Within just the first two weeks of the 2026 conflict with Iran, the United States has spent an estimated $12 billion to over $16.5 billion, according to Pentagon briefings, lawmakers, and defense analysts.
Virginia Democrats Proposes Congressional Redistricting To Combat “Trump’s Redistricting War”
Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger and her administration have proposed an amendment to the Virginia Constitution, to allow them the ability to redistrict ahead of the coming midterms and before the next scheduled redistricting date in 2031.
New White House App Causes Cybersecurity Disaster
The White House app was released to the public last Friday, with the purpose of “[delivering] unparalleled access to the Trump administration," according to the White House's announcement.
Kentucky State University To Become A Polytechnic School After Amended Legislation Passes General Assembly
Kentucky’s Senate has now unanimously passed the controversial Bill 185, which plans to transfer Kentucky’s only public HBCU into a polytechnic school over the course of five years.
A Week of Reflection: Palm Sunday Ushers in Holy Week Worldwide
Palm Sunday marked the start of Holy Week for Christians all over the world. A week dedicated to prayer and reflection ends with celebration on Easter Sunday.
Bank of America Settlement with Jeffery Epstein Survivor
Bank of America has agreed to pay Jeffery Epstein sex trafficking survivors $72.5 million.
Update: DHS Shutdown
The current, partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security is now the longest shutdown in U.S history.
Nation Reassesses Legacy of César Chávez Amid Abuse Allegations
Swift efforts are being made all over the country to create distance from César Chavez in the wake of allegations that he sexually abused women and girls in the 1960s.
No Kings Day Protest last Saturday
Last Saturday, March 28th, thousands of protesters took part in another No Kings Day demonstration.
Record Number of Republicans Retire Ahead of Midterm Elections
In times of political uncertainty and high tensions in the U.S., many Republican lawmakers are deciding to leave office and retire from the industry altogether.
AI-Generated Ads Reshape Campaigns, Raising Concerns Over Misinformation
AI-Generated Ads Reshape Campaigns, Raising Concerns Over Misinformation
Cuba's Current Crisis
Cuba's power system completely collapsed this Saturday due to the U.S. oil embargo, leaving the country without electricity for the third time this month.