Judge Orders Trump Administration to Pull 3 Political Ads
A federal judge ruled that taxpayer-funded advertisements promoting unsubstantiated claims and political messaging must be removed from official government platforms.
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Rare NYC Barn-Owl Nest Destroyed by Construction, Igniting Outrage and Investigation
Construction workers dismantled a rare barn-owl nest atop a Manhattan water tower despite a stop-work order, leading to public outcry and a state probe.
DEA Registers Medical Marijuana Businesses, Opening Door to Tax Benefits
The Drug Enforcement Administration has issued registrations to over 900 state-licensed medical marijuana dispensaries, a move expected to allow these businesses to access significant tax deductions.
Jarred Vanderbilt Returns, Offering Solutions to Lakers' Early-Season Weaknesses
The veteran forward's return addressed rebounding and physicality issues, but questions linger about his playing time.
Michigan Senate Race Seen as Crucial Test for Democratic Party's Direction
The outcome of the Michigan Senate contest between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed is viewed as a pivotal moment that could determine the ideological path of the Democratic Party.
Melania Trump Brokered Ceasefire for Oleshky Evacuations
US First Lady facilitated a humanitarian corridor for hundreds of residents fleeing the Russian-occupied city.
Daylight Saving Time Debate Reignited as Senate Considers Permanent Change
While the House overwhelmingly passed a bill to make daylight saving time permanent, the Senate has yet to act, leaving the US on the brink of a decision with historical and practical implications.
Metallica's Final 2026 Sphere Shows Go On Sale
Tickets are available for the rock band's remaining 2026 performances at the Las Vegas Sphere, with further shows scheduled into March 2027.
Brandi Glanville Parts Ways With Podcast Co-Host James Maas in Fallout
Maas chose to pursue his own podcast, "The Daily Skinny," after Glanville reportedly gave him an ultimatum.