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On Tuesday, March 26th, Baltimore witnessed a catastrophic event as the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed after one of the bridge supports was struck by a cargo ship, the Singapore-flagged...

On Monday, March 25th, Boeing announced a significant leadership overhaul, signaling a transformative phase for the aerospace giant amid the tumultuous wake of the 737 Max crisis. This strategic move...

On Saturday, March 23rd, in a move that steered the United States away from the brink of a partial government shutdown, President Joe Biden enacted a $1.2 trillion package of...

A migrant shelter in Arizona is set to scale back operations due to the cessation of federal funding, raising concerns about a potential increase in homelessness and additional financial strains...

The United States Supreme Court cleared the path for Texas on Tuesday, March 19th, to implement a contentious immigration law promptly, permitting state authorities to apprehend and detain individuals they...

Congress leaders have reached a consensus to finance the federal government for the remainder of the fiscal year, avoiding a potential shutdown with limited time to spare.  With the deadline...

Federal authorities are currently investigating Meta Platforms, the conglomerate behind popular social media outlets Facebook and Instagram, for their potential involvement in the facilitation of illegal online drug sales.  This...

Chicago has begun the process of evicting migrants from shelters, adhering to a policy implemented by Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration that limits shelter stays to 60 days. However, on the...

On Friday, March 15th, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported a worrying uptick in long-term COVID-19 symptoms among American adults, with 6.8% currently affected. This translates to...