Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil released from detention, arrives in NJ
Mahmoud Khalil, the former Columbia University student who was detained following his participation in pro-Palestine protests on campus, was released...
Month: June 2025
B-2 bombers depart as US weighs action on Iran’s nuclear facility
Several U.S. B-2 bombers departed Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri on Saturday, June 21. They are heading toward Andersen...
Israel and Iran enter a new week of airstrikes, as neither is willing to relent
Following a week of missile exchanges between Israel and Iran, the Israeli military said Saturday, June 21, that it hit...
Police warn of rising ‘jugging’ crime trend across the nation
Police around the country warn of a new crime trend called “jugging.” Criminals will watch banks and ATMs, waiting for...
States roll back undocumented immigrant health care plans after cost overruns
States that expanded their health care options to people without proof of citizenship are looking to scale back or cap...
UK lawmakers progress bill legalizing ‘assisted dying’ for terminally ill adults
For some terminally ill adults in the United Kingdom, the right to choose how and when they die may soon...
Tapping therapy: Stress relief breakthrough or pseudoscience?
Could tapping on parts of your body while speaking positively really reduce stress or even help with weight loss? The...
Senegal women’s basketball team cancels US trip after visas are rejected
The Senegal women’s basketball team is canceling a planned training camp in the United States after several team members had...
Hydrogen tax credit fight pits Republicans against oil and gas industry
Seven regional partnerships that want to produce hydrogen fuel are urging the U.S. Senate to preserve hydrogen tax credits. In a...
National Guard sent to Albuquerque in plain clothes amid crime uptick
With crime remaining prevalent in New Mexico’s largest city, state leaders are sending in the National Guard to support local...
