Dept. of Education Rescinds TitleIX Protections from LGBTQ+ Students
The United States Department of Education has announced that it is rescinding protections for LGBTQ+ students under Title IX. The […]
New York Times Executive Allegedly Fatally Shot by In-Laws
New York Times executive Jonathan McKinsey was fatally shot by his elderly in-laws at a park in California. Court documents
Cornell Rape Allegations Cause Reopening of Criminal Investigations
Local prosecutors have reopened an investigation into an alleged gang rape at Cornell University. A former student filed a civil
Federal Judge Smacks Down Trump’s WH Ban on Major News Networks
Journalists representing CNN, MS NOW and Politico have been allowed to return to the White House after a judge overturned
U.S.-Iran Conflict Deepens as Threats, Oil Disruptions Spread Across Middle East
The conflict between the United States and Iran showed few signs of easing Sunday as Washington and Tehran exchanged new
Appeals Court Rejects Rapid Third-Country Deportation Policy
A federal appeals court has rejected a Trump administration deportation policy that allowed migrants to be quickly sent to countries
U.S. Inflation Climbs to 3.4% as Gasoline Prices Jump
U.S. inflation accelerated in August as gasoline and energy costs helped push consumer prices higher, adding pressure on household budgets
Supreme Court Leaves Block on New Mail-In Ballots Rules in Place
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to allow new Postal Service requirements for mail ballots to take effect ahead of the
Trump Extends $100,000 H-1B Visa Requirement for Another Year
Donald Trump has extended restrictions requiring a $100,000 payment for certain new H-1B visa petitions involving workers outside the United
U.S. Labor Market Holds Steady While Mortgage Rates Approach 7%
The U.S. labor market showed signs of continued stability last week, but rising mortgage rates are creating additional pressure for