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News Summary A new migrant detention facility, known as ‘Alligator Alcatraz,’ has opened in the Florida Everglades, repurposing an old airport site. The facility can
News Summary A federal judge has ruled in favor of Haitian migrants by halting the Trump administration’s attempt to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for
News Summary The Senate voted decisively to strip a measure from President Trump’s tax plan that would have delayed AI regulations for ten years. This
News Summary In a significant move, the US has paused specific shipments of weapons to Ukraine, aiming to prioritize military readiness amid ongoing tensions. This
News Summary Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a major overhaul of California’s environmental protection laws, introducing two key bills aimed at accelerating housing development and
News Summary Philadelphia is witnessing its first major city worker strike since 1986, with around 9,000 municipal workers represented by AFSCME District Council 33 walking
News Summary In a strategic move, Canada has decided to abandon its digital services tax just hours before its implementation. This decision aims to mend
News Summary Federal officials have disrupted a large-scale Medicare fraud scheme, preventing over $10 billion in fraudulent claims. The operation exposed significant health care fraud
News Summary Microsoft is revamping the notorious ‘Blue Screen of Death’ (BSOD) with a sleek black background, aiming to improve user experience during system failures.
News Summary The Senate is in a state of unrest as a major domestic policy bill faces uncertainty. Republican leaders support it, but divisions within
