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An Australian scholar who has been following the issue closely says the newspaper’s bias reflects its long-standing historical prejudice.

Trump has signed an order to halt enforcement for 75 days.

Students in low-income districts are more likely to have instructors with temporary or emergency credentials, a report shows.

The agency said the U.S. Board on Geographic Names is working quickly to make the name changes ‘effective immediately for federal use.’

Trump has vowed to take back the Panama Canal. The United States ceded the waterway to the Central American country in 1999.

The report followed multiple food recalls involving bacterial contamination recently.

At least one of the defendants had been in Washington since being pardoned.

Immigration officials are directed to reevaluate parole statuses, potentially accelerating deportations of over 1 million individuals.

The Office of Management and Budget said the order only applied to some programs under the Inflation Reduction Act.

Nixing the coin could be one of DOGE’s recommendations for slashing government waste.

A new study challenges traditional BMI-based risk assessment.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) said China’s PNTR status has enriched the CCP while costing American jobs.

A federal court keeps Iowa’s law increasing state-level enforcement of illegal immigration on hold, citing conflict with federal rules.

The pledge made at the March for Life follows Trump’s pardoning of 23 pro-life activists.

‘Laken Riley’s story is a tragic reminder of what’s at stake when our systems fail to protect people,’ Sen. John Fetterman said.

Looking back, the agency has granted more than $1 billion for DEI initiatives since 2021, according to an advocacy group.

January marked the end of a six-month contraction in U.S. manufacturing as optimism surged and factory output and hiring rose.

The retail giant joins the likes of McDonald’s, Walmart, Amazon, and Tractor Supply Co.