Posts published in “United States”

NPR's Steve Inskeep interviews UVA's Amanda Frost on the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship decision.

Wheelchair users face repair delays due to market consolidation by private equity, leading to isolation and health risks.

The Supreme Court Limits Geofence Warrants

Justice Elena Kagan ruled geofencing unconstitutional, restricting police access to large tech databases.

Extreme heat will affect much of the U.S. through July 4, posing risks, especially to the elderly and those with health issues.

Three firefighters died and two were injured battling fires on the Colorado-Utah border, as extreme conditions persist.

Demonstrators propose a new vision for America

Protesters across the U.S. challenge Trump's Freedom 250 events, advocating for a diverse and inclusive future.

Texas students to study Bible passages and Christianity's historical role under new curriculum expected Friday approval.

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg reveals a false CPS investigation involving his children, detailing the distressing experience in a Substack post. He highlights the emotional toll of the incident during Pride Month, with bipartisan support emerging in response.