Nevada Voters Embrace In-Person Voting Trend
Nevadans are following the national trend of preferring in-person voting, with many opting for traditional…
Politics
Low Voter Turnout Marks Georgia Primary Runoff for Public Service Commission
Georgia's primary runoff election for the Public Service Commission saw a dismal turnout, sparking concerns…
Former Egyptian Presidential Candidate Files $20 Million Claim Against Trump Administration
Mahmoud Khalil, a former Egyptian presidential candidate, has filed a $20 million claim against the…
Miami Immigrant Joins Federal Lawsuit Against Trump Administration’s TPS Decision
A longtime Miami immigrant has joined a federal lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from…
North Dakota Lawmakers Propose Bill to Regulate Wind Energy Development
A new bill has been introduced in the North Dakota legislature to regulate wind energy…
Senator John Kennedy’s Remark on Comey and Brennan’s Qualifications Sparks Debate
Senator John Kennedy's recent statement on the qualifications of former FBI Director James Comey and…
Breaking News: US Economy Sees Slight Improvement Amidst Ongoing Challenges
The US economy has shown a slight improvement in recent months, but challenges persist, according…
Global Trade Tensions Escalate: Countries Affected by Trump’s Tariff Letters
The US has sent tariff letters to several countries, sparking global trade tensions
Brazil’s Lula Threatens Retaliation Against US Trade Policies
Brazil's President Lula warns of imposing 50% tariffs on US goods in response to Trump's…
Former Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina Formally Indicted in Crimes Against Humanity Case
Sheikh Hasina, the former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has been formally indicted in a crimes…