Trump Signs Orders on Birthright Citizenship, White House Ballroom Dispute Heads to Supreme Court

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on Thursday, one targeting birthright citizenship and another focused on 'birth tourism.' Concurrently, a federal appeals court upheld a ruling blocking construction of a White House ballroom.

Aug 22

Proposed Guidelines Aim to Reshape Head Start Program

Aug 22

Trump's 2026 Midterm Campaign Activity Outpaces 2018

Aug 22

Midwest and Southern US Face Continued Heat, Europe Battles Wildfires

Millions across the Midwest and Southern United States prepare for another day of high temperatures and potential severe weather. Simultaneously, wildfires in Europe have forced thousands of residents to leave their homes.

Aug 22

BP Reports $5.7 Billion Profit Amid Rising Oil Prices

BP announced a $5.7 billion profit, marking its highest quarterly earnings since 2022. The company attributed the result to elevated crude oil prices. Environmental groups expressed concern regarding the profits.

Aug 22

Oil Prices Decline Following Strait of Hormuz Reopening Progress

Aug 22

Egan-Jones Report Details AI's Influence on Industries and Investment Risk

Aug 22

SK Group and NVIDIA Expand AI Partnership, Including Memory and Data Centers

Aug 22

BP Reports $5.7 Billion Profit Amid Rising Oil Prices

Aug 22

Middle School Reading Scores Decline for Lowest-Performing Students, NWEA Study Finds

A new study by NWEA, a K-12 assessment organization, reports a persistent decline in reading scores for the lowest-performing middle school students. The research identifies this trend as ongoing since 2020. The study also highlights state policies showing potential in addressing these educational outcomes.

Aug 22

McConnell Remains in Rehabilitation Following Fall, Not Cleared for Work

Senator McConnell remains in rehabilitation and has not received clearance to return to work, his office stated. Doctors admitted the 84-year-old senator to the hospital on June 14 following a fall.

Aug 22

Cyclospora Outbreak Impacts Michigan Residents

A cyclospora outbreak has affected residents across the United States, with Michigan reporting a significant number of cases. Individuals have experienced gastrointestinal symptoms lasting weeks. Public health agencies are tracking the spread.

Aug 22

ICE Prepares for Potential Haitian Deportations as TPS Nears End

Aug 22

ICE Prepares for Potential Haitian Deportations as TPS Nears End

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is reportedly preparing for operations targeting Haitian nationals. These plans coincide with the upcoming expiration of Temporary Protected Status for Haiti.

Aug 22