Ukraine Receives More Than $1.2 Billion in Grants From the US and Finland
On Thursday, June 30, the state budget of Ukraine received grant funds in the amount of $1.215 billion: $1.2 billion from the United States...
Supreme Court Sides with Business Owner in Clash Over Free Speech, LGBTQ+ Rights
In a 6-3 decision, the justices held that compelling a business owner to create designs ‘speaking messages with which the designer disagrees’ violates the...
2024 GOP Candidates Find It’s Not the Economy
A year ago, Republicans seized on the economy to badger Joe Biden. This year, not so much. When Republican Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina...
Will It Win the War or Cause Disaster? U.S. Debates Sending Cluster Bombs to Ukraine
While such a decision has been applauded by a bipartisan group in Congress, it raises the ire of some Democrats and human rights groups....
Thousands of Twitter Users Report Problems Accessing Site as Elon Musk Says New Limits Have Been Installed
In a tweet Saturday afternoon, Elon Musk said that verified accounts are now limited to reading 10,000 posts a day. As thousands of Twitter...
From Book Bans to Blueberries, Here Are Some of the State Laws Taking Effect July 1
Saturday marks the start of a new fiscal year for most states, and with that comes the enactment of new laws. The start of...
Justice Jackson Marks Her First Year on the Supreme Court Unafraid to Stake Her Own Position
As the first Black woman to serve on the court, she brought a new perspective and spoke the most during oral arguments. When the...
Biden Runs on His Economy – for Better or Worse
The president made clear he will run on what is perceived as one of his biggest weaknesses: the economy. It just remains to be...
US Secretary of State Opens Voice About Wagner Uprising: Real Crack for Putin
The United States government says the attempted mutiny of Wagner Group mercenaries against Russia is evidence of “a real crack” in President Vladimir Putin’s...
Biden to Colleges: Use Diversity in Your Admissions Decisions Anyway
The president excoriated the court’s conservative justices and proposed new admission standards for colleges and universities to adopt after the Supreme Court rolled back...