San Diego Schools Crack Down on Student Cell Phones Under New Rules
Students returning to campuses across the San Diego Unified School District this week are stepping into a new academic year — and a new set of rules for their mobile … Read more
Fire Near UNLV Sends Smoke Across Las Vegas, Triggers Emergency Response
In a sudden turn of events Friday morning, a fire broke out in a two-story commercial building near the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, sending thick plumes of smoke sweeping … Read more
Walmart’s Big Play Hits North Las Vegas with Power-Packed Supercenter
In a sharp and strategic move, Walmart is bringing a brand-new Supercenter to the heart of North Las Vegas. Set at Revere Street and West Dorrell Lane, this modern retail … Read more
Tim Walz Faces the Heat as Minnesota Divides Over His Legacy
Tim Walz, the current Governor of Minnesota, stands at the center of growing public debate as his tenure is praised for calm leadership in crisis and challenged for cautious responses … Read more
Flames Swallow Grand Canyon Lodge as Wildfire Shuts Down North Rim
A fierce wildfire, now known as the Dragon Bravo Fire, has torn through Arizona’s Grand Canyon North Rim, leaving a trail of destruction and reducing the historic Grand Canyon Lodge … Read more
Who Picks the Next Dalai Lama? A Battle of Belief and Power
As the Dalai Lama reaffirms his faith in tradition and gently draws a line around the sacred process of succession, the world watches a spiritual legacy prepare for its next … Read more
Trump’s Megabill Stirs Hunger Fears for SNAP Families
A high-stakes political showdown is unfolding as former President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and immigration bill advances through Congress—threatening to rewire the backbone of America’s food aid system. At the … Read more
Danish Arctic Chief Plays It Cool Amid US Eyes on Greenland
In a sharp spotlight again, Greenland emerges not for its icy silence but for its growing military allure. As U.S. ambitions quietly echo around the Arctic, Denmark’s Arctic Command stays … Read more
NYC Housing Crisis Deepens Amid Empty Public Housing Units
Amid rising concerns over New York City’s deepening housing crisis, the number of homeless shelter residents moving into NYCHA units has plunged sharply, even as thousands of public apartments remain … Read more
Bill Clinton’s Frail Step in Manhattan Raises Eyebrows
Former President Bill Clinton stirred unease on Wednesday evening after he was spotted stumbling while arriving at the 92NY cultural center in New York City for a book launch event. … Read more