Trump faces skepticism even from big-name Republicans over drug boat bombings
There have been 10 known U. S. strikes on boats off the coast of North America, killing nearly four dozen people, and one Reuters reporter noted that the "Pentagon has…
Hawaiian Airlines unaffected as Alaska Air grounds flights due to tech outage
U. S. carrier Alaska Airlines said it had grounded its flights at all airports today due to an unspecified technology outage affecting its operations. Hawaiian Airlines, an Alaska Air Group…
Trump reverses Biden-era restrictions, reopens Arctic refuge to drilling
The Trump administration is rolling back federal restrictions on oil and gas development across millions of acres in Alaska.
Trump pardons Binance founder who pleaded guilty to money laundering charge
"The Biden administration's war on crypto is over," White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said.
Barring Minneapolis police from working with feds is dangerous
The demands from some Minneapolis mayoral candidates may sound bold, but the consequences would put the public at risk. The post Barring Minneapolis police from working with feds is dangerous…
Survey: Anti-LGBTQ Policies Are Harming Mental Health
A new national study finds that many LGBTQ Americans are struggling with the emotional toll of anti-LGBTQ laws and rhetoric. The post Survey: Anti-LGBTQ Policies Are Harming Mental Health appeared…
Leaning Tower aglow in purple for Niles’ support of substance abuse and other recovery
The Leaning Tower in Niles was illuminated purple throughout September in recognition of “National Recovery Month,” village officials announced on social media. According to the village of Niles Facebook page,…
On This Day, Oct. 21: Kateri Tekakwitha becomes 1st Native American saint
On Oct. 21, 2012, Pope Benedict XVI canonized Kateri Tekakwitha as the first Native American to become a saint.
Colorado judge says ICE ‘likely violates federal law’ by denying immigrants’ bail hearings
The judge's order also essentially prevents ICE from sidestepping the lawsuit by deporting detainees or sending them to other facilities.
Illinois asks Supreme Court to deny Trump’s ‘dramatic’ request to clear National Guard deployment
Attorneys for Illinois on Monday asked the U. S. Supreme Court to deny the Trump administration's "dramatic" request to be allowed to send National Guard troops to the Chicago area…