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Trump’s renewed economic pressure on Iran risks escalating regional conflict, damaging U.S. energy markets, and worsening global instability amid midterm election pressures.
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The USDA's plan to revise the Travel Management Rule could open nearly 200 million acres of national forests to unrestricted motorized vehicle use, harming wildlife and public lands.
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Teachers earned 25.2% less than comparable college graduates in 2025, a persistent wage gap despite slight improvement from 2024. The ongoing disparity highlights recruitment and retention challenges in public education.
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Arrests by ICE surged to nearly 50,000 in July 2026, including over 6,200 children. A Texas family's detention ahead of a child's kindergarten start highlights aggressive enforcement policies.
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A new study reveals fossil fuel and cement industry emissions have significantly reduced snowpack and streamflow in the western U.S., exacerbating drought conditions and groundwater loss in California.
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A coalition of 29 states has reached a landmark settlement with Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, imposing significant financial penalties and...
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Voting rights organizations filed an amended complaint and emergency motion today seeking to block a newly finalized U.S. Postal Service rule they argue would u...
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A glacial collapse triggered a deadly flash flood along the Nepal‑Tibet border, highlighting how climate delay costs lives and livelihoods. Climate groups call for urgent funding and global action to protect vulnerable Himalayan communities.
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The Trump administration has proposed a plan for the U.S. federal government to assume control of more than a dozen Venezuelan oil fields, according to a report...
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Country music icon Dolly Parton died Tuesday at the age of 80, leaving behind a legacy defined by philanthropy, labor advocacy, and unwavering support for margi...
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Meta agrees to $18B settlement over teen social media harms while aggressively pivoting to AI, despite internal and public controversies surrounding its emerging technologies.
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Residents and officials in Gary, Indiana, criticize NIPSCO's slow response to a severe power outage, calling for accountability and reforms in storm preparedness and utility management.
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