Arizona Tribal Water Settlement Faces Funding Gap in Congress
A $5.1 billion Arizona tribal water settlement faces a funding shortfall, threatening water security for Native communities.
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German Philosopher Jürgen Habermas Dies at 96, Leaves Legacy of Democratic Thought
German philosopher Jürgen Habermas has died at 96, leaving a profound legacy in democratic theory and political thought.
Curtains Drawn on 4-Decade-Old MC Mehta Case on Air Pollution as SC Disposes PIL
The four-decade-old MC Mehta case on air pollution has been formally disposed of by the Supreme Court, marking the end of a landmark environmental PIL.
Republicans Criticize James Talarico’s Faith-Heavy Senate Campaign as ‘Bad Religion’
Republicans criticize James Talarico's faith-heavy Senate campaign, calling it 'bad religion' and unfit to represent Texas.
Government Preparing for All Eventualities on Energy Prices, Says Miliband
The UK government is preparing for all eventualities regarding energy prices, including the possibility of revisiting fuel duty.
Your Period of Sorrow and Blindness Is Over!
March 15 is World Consumer Rights Day and also marks the anniversary of St. Louise de Marillac's death.
Kashmir Winter Wonderland: Snowfall Closes High-Altitude Tourist Routes
Fresh snowfall in Kashmir's high-altitude regions has transformed the area into a winter wonderland, but has also disrupted travel and raised concerns about safety.
Trump Forced to Crawl Back to World Leader He Humiliated With Embarrassing Plea
Trump forced to crawl back to Zelensky after dismissing his anti-drone offer, now seeking urgent help amid Iranian attacks.
Charges framed against 28 DU students in Tofazzal killing case
Charges framed against 28 DU students in Tofazzal killing case.
Former French Minister of the Economy Criticizes EU’s Response to Trump’s Iran Remarks
A former French minister of the economy criticizes the EU for its response to Trump's remarks about Iran's potential fragmentation.
Inusah Fuseini Defends Mahama’s Use of Brother’s Private Jet
Inusah Fuseini defends Mahama's use of brother's jet, as debate over transparency and accountability continues.
2028 Dem Veteran? Uncle Sam Wants You
As tensions with Iran escalate, Democratic candidates with military experience are gaining prominence in the race for the 2028 presidential nomination.
Iranian Media Reports No Damage to Kharg Oil Infrastructure After US Strike
Iranian media reports no damage to Kharg oil infrastructure after U.S. strike, easing fears of a major disruption.
Canadians Might Soon Be Waiting Longer for Air Travel Complaints to Be Resolved
Canadians might soon be waiting longer for air travel complaints to be resolved as the government considers whether to renew funding for the CTA.
Anti-Regime Iranians Turn on Trump Amid Escalating War and Destruction
Anti-regime Iranians are turning on Trump, shifting from hope for U.S. intervention to anger over destruction.