On Tuesday, March 31st a group of officials nicknamed the “God Squad” voted to exempt gas and oil drilling projects in the Gulf of Mexico, called the Gulf of America by the Trump administration, from...
This year, Wisconsin will vote for a new Supreme Court justice. Incumbent Rebecca Bradly has announced that she will not be running for reelection. Chris Taylor and Maria Lazar have filed to run for the...
The state of Kansas has passed a law that directly attacks transgender people. Kansas has invalidated driver's licenses that carry updated gender markers that align with a transgender person's gender identity....
Much to President Trump’s dismay, “Epstein” has become a defining word associated with his administration over the last few months, as legal records and documents connected to the late financier...
On Monday, January 12, nearly 15,000 nurses in New York City went on strike at several of New York’s biggest hospitals, including NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, three locations of the Mount Sinai Hospital,...
Early in February, UW Madison reported that a student had contracted measles. While they took swift action to address the issue, and immediately began rigorous contact tracing, the incident cannot be viewed...
Groundhog Day is one of the most famous American holidays dedicated to animal clairvoyance. Once a year, the country sits around eagerly to discover whether or not a groundhog from an otherwise unremarkable...
The Twin Cities have been in the news non-stop this month, as Operation Metro Surge—an initiative kicked off by unsubstantiated reports of daycare fraud—has resulted in countless disappearances and...
In early January, the acting director of the CDC complied with Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s demands to alter the U.S. childhood immunization schedule despite a lack...
When President Trump was inaugurated for his second term, many were already familiar with his long-winded and often incomprehensible Twitter rants. While the media readied themselves for another four years...
The New York Times announced on December 4th that it was suing the U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and Sean Parnell, the Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs,...
Near the White House, on November 26th, an allegedly targeted shooting occurred, resulting in the death of a National Guard member and severe injuries to a second Guard member. The shooting took place...
