Texas lawmakers have advanced a bill allowing residents to sue out-of-state companies for mailing abortion pills, with damages starting at $100,000 per violation. At a Glance • Texas Senate Bill 6 passed on August 12, 2025, banning manufacture, mailing, and prescribing of abortion-inducing drugs in the state • Private citizens…
A deepening rift between Donald Trump and his MAGA base has exploded over resurfaced Jeffrey…
Authorities are urgently searching for a convicted felon suspected of murdering four people and abandoning…
Florida’s record-setting ninth execution in 2025 has reignited fierce debate over the state’s aggressive use…
A surge in climate-driven disasters is triggering a retreat by insurers, pushing premiums to unaffordable…
Two unprovoked assaults on New York City MTA employees in Brooklyn have intensified calls for stronger protections, highlighting the risks transit workers face during daily operations. At a Glance • Two MTA workers assaulted in Brooklyn in June and July • Suspects in July 1 incident arrested and charged with…
The Department of Homeland Security has denied media claims that ICE is “disappearing” migrants, while operational gaps in transfers, including to Guantanamo Bay, continue to raise questions over transparency and due process. At a Glance • DHS states ICE operates within legal limits and does not engage in enforced disappearances…
