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Officers Jason Smith and Jonathan Santana allege that the movie from Damon and Affleck’s production company caused them "substantial harm."
"We're going to take off the gas tax for a period of time, and when gas goes down, we'll let it phase back in."
“For men, in 1970 men had twice the sperm count as our teenagers do today. This is an existential crisis for our country.”
"Ikner had extensive conversations with ChatGPT."
“And there’s always this untrue stigma that somehow sex work is synonymous with sex trafficking and abuse."
The Washington Huskies women’s Division I soccer program is coming off a Big Ten championship but lost to a boys' team made up of players too young to drive.
Families now worry that recent board turnover, combined with previous efforts to phase out police presence in schools, could lead to the program’s elimination altogether.
One of the juveniles taken into custody was also listed as an unverified missing person.
Hakeem Jeffries also called for "nationwide judicial reform" in response to the Virginia Supreme Court ruling against Spanberger's gerrymandered maps.
He is facing up to life in prison if convicted.
"The most progressive of the current viable candidates for governor is Tom Steyer. Time will tell whether he’s truly a class traitor."
Seven times as many people are abandoning their immigration cases and leaving when compared to the last 15 months of the Biden administration.
A 10 percent daily increase in ultra-processed food consumption was associated with a higher risk of dementia, lower attention span, and more than 30 adverse health outcomes.
We Push for Peace, a non-profit founded by Trahern Pollard following the death of George Floyd, was created to provide “conflict de-escalation” services and received millions of dollars through government contracts.
Anil Kochhar told students and families that he and his wife, Marilyn Kochhar, would pay off education loans taken on by graduates in the 2025–26 academic year.