United States bans several Canadian products
By Luke Hunter | Sep. 24By Luke HunterCorrespondentPresident Trump signed executive orders banning a slew of Canadian products on Sept. 8, in response to recently passed Canadian ...
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By Luke HunterCorrespondentPresident Trump signed executive orders banning a slew of Canadian products on Sept. 8, in response to recently passed Canadian ...
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By Emily LindseyCorrespondent Tyler Robinson, the man accused of murdering right wing activist Charlie Kirk, pleaded not guilty to all seven charges ...
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By Emma AlejandroStaff Writer The Lindsay Clancy case was formally announced as a mistrial, leaving room for possible retrial, according to WBUR. This ...
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By Luke HunterCorrespondent In the wake of President Donald Trump’s Aug. 27 executive order, federally renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America, several ...
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By Frankie Sanchez Staff WriterA new series of U.S.-Iranian exchanges began on Aug. 31, and continued into Sept. 1, according to CNN. Iran fired upon ...
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By Isabella McHughNation & World EditorImmigration and Customs Enforcement Agent Christian Castro was accused of shooting a Venezuelan Man in Minneapolis ...
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By Owen JacobsCorrespondentImmigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested Milo Yiannopoulos on Aug. 27, according to the New York Times. Yiannopoulos ...
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By Felicity Flynn Correspondent King Haakon VIII was sworn in as Norway’s new monarch on Sept. 1 after the death of his father, King Harald V, who ...
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By Aidan KrauseCorrespondentFormer Tropical Storm Edouard rampaged throughout parts of Texas from Sept. 1 to Sept. 3, leaving more than 77,000 people ...
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The world’s oceans reached their hottest temperatures ever recorded on Aug. 22, the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service announced, according to The Associated Press. The average surface temperature of the water was 21.1 degrees Celsius.
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Relations between the two countries are growing more tense as the trade war escalates. CBS News reported Canadian trade officials’ recognition that raising the tariffs up to 50% on American goods is intended to place pressure on the Trump administration.
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In a 54 page opinion, U.S. District Judge Solomon Oliver Jr. ruled that Ohio’s new proof-of-citizenship requirement likely violates the National Voter Registration Act, which requires states to request only “the minimum amount of information necessary” for voter registration, according to The Hill.
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As of Sept. 1, over 1,000 were found dead in Nepal and Tibet. More than 4,000 total people were reported missing in the two areas, with rescue efforts intensifying, according to AP News.
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The suspected shooter at the recent White House correspondent's dinner has been charged with attempted assaination of President Donald Trump, following his first court appearance, according to NBC News.
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The White House announced the departure of Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer on Tuesday, April 21, according to AP News.
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