Posts published in “United States”
Diesel prices spike during corn and soybean harvests, straining farmers already facing higher costs and low profits.
Diesel prices have soared to record highs. Stephan Bisaha visits an Alabama truck stop, discussing impacts on drivers.
NPR's Ayesha Rascoe discusses Turning Point USA's future one year after Charlie Kirk's assassination with Ali Breland.
U.S. Forest Service Restructuring
Amid restructuring, some U.S. Forest Service research stations remain open, reversing earlier closure plans.
U.S. Strikes Iranian Tankers Amid Renewed Tensions
The U.S. hit three Iranian tankers after Navy warships were targeted, escalating the ongoing conflict in the region.
Immigrants face last-minute changes in hearing locations, causing confusion and limited due process options as courts shift.
Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall's Stance on Epstein Files Raises Questions
Marshall faces scrutiny for opposing the release of Justice Department files on Epstein, despite later supporting related legislation.
This week, Apple and Google renamed Lake Ontario in their map apps. The people spoke — but what did they say?
The Trump administration advances plans for state-by-state citizenship lists, risking election chaos, says experts.