Kenosha Schools Approves Metal Detectors for Six High Schools Amid Safety Concerns
Kenosha Schools approve metal detectors for six high schools to enhance campus safety amid recent incidents.
US Politics
2026 Government Shutdown Enters 14th Day as Senate Votes Delayed Until March 2
The 2026 government shutdown enters its 14th day with no resolution in sight as the Senate delays a vote until March 2.
Cincinnati Offers Free Spielberg Movie Screenings as Part of Ohio’s 250th Celebration
Cincinnatians can enjoy free movie screenings this Sunday, part of a statewide celebration honoring Steven Spielberg and Ohio's heritage.
Winchester residents protest 1,200-home plan on historic golf course
Residents in Winchester oppose a 1,200-home plan on a historic golf course, citing environmental and infrastructure concerns.
Pimpri-Chinchwad Red Zone Map Awaits Collector’s Approval After Two-Year Survey
Residents of Pimpri-Chinchwad await final approval of the red zone map after a two-year survey.
Bill Clinton Testifies on Epstein Ties, Says He ‘Did Nothing Wrong’
Bill Clinton testifies on Epstein ties, says he 'did nothing wrong' as Congress grills him on their relationship.
E.K. Agyeman Mining Builds Teachers’ Quarters in Manso-Nyamebekyere
E.K. Agyeman Mining has commissioned a four-bedroom teachers' quarters in Manso-Nyamebekyere to support local education and community health.
Trump Pushes for Extension of Controversial Spy Law Amid Privacy Concerns
President Donald Trump is pushing for a clean extension of the controversial Section 702 surveillance program.
Mamdani seeks $21 billion from Trump for NYC housing
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani requested $21 billion in federal funding for affordable housing and infrastructure in a Queens neighborhood.
Trump Reportedly Mulling Plan to Declare National Emergency for Election Control
President Donald Trump is reportedly considering declaring a national emergency over U.S. elections, which could grant him sweeping powers to reshape voting procedures.
Epstein Files Contain Explicit Claims of Trump’s Abuse of Minor, Unsubstantiated
Epstein files contain explicit claims of Trump's abuse of a minor, but the documents were not included in the Justice Department's public release.
Trump Moves to Rewrite Election Rules Unilaterally Amid Legal Concerns
President Trump is pushing for voter ID rules unilaterally, despite legal concerns and congressional opposition.
Democrats face pivotal decision on education funding with 27 states already on board
Twenty-seven states have accepted a federal scholarship tax credit program, but Democrats are divided on whether to embrace it.
Supreme Court Bans NCERT Textbook on Judiciary Corruption, Sparks Debate on Judicial Independence
India's Supreme Court has banned a textbook for citing government data on judicial corruption, raising concerns about judicial independence and public accountability.
Supreme Court Orders Review of NCERT Textbook Over ‘Corruption in Judiciary’ Claim
Supreme Court orders review of NCERT textbook over 'corruption in judiciary' claim.