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politics Dec. 24, 2025
Voters sue to suspend Missouri’s new congressional map until a referendum
Voters in Missouri have filed a lawsuit to suspend the state's new congressional map until a referendum can take place. The lawsuit claims the map unfairly benefits certain political interests.
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technology Dec. 3, 2025
Uber and Waymo Launch Robotaxi Service for Passengers in Atlanta

sports Dec. 21, 2025
Fudd and Strong power No. 1 UConn past No. 11 Iowa in Women’s Champions Classic

business Dec. 4, 2025
Stellantis: French Executives Rise to Power at the Top of the Company

education Dec. 3, 2025
Community Schools Provide Far More Than Classroom Instruction

business Dec. 5, 2025
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Says Job Cuts Are “Weighing Heavily” on Him
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politics Dec. 4, 2025
Federal Judge Lifts Order Halting Deportation of Family Tied to Boulder Firebomb Suspect
A federal judge has lifted a temporary restraining order that had previously blocked the deportation of the family members of a suspect linked to a firebombing incident in Boulder, Colorado. The decision allows U.S. immigration authorities to resume removal proceedings.

politics Dec. 19, 2025
US Justice Department sues 3 states, District of Columbia for voter data
The U.S. Justice Department has filed lawsuits against three states and the District of Columbia over alleged violations of voter data sharing. The cases challenge the withholding of voter information under federal law.

politics Dec. 15, 2025
Ruben Gallego emerges as key Democratic figure in Latino voter outreach
U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego of Arizona is emerging as a key Democratic figure in efforts to reconnect with Latino voters after the Democratic Party saw support among this community slip in the 2024 election, actively campaigning in Latino-heavy areas and backing Democratic candidates to regain momentum ahead of 2026 and beyond

politics Dec. 17, 2025
Cannabis entrepreneur Duke Rodriguez joins the race for New Mexico governor
Cannabis industry leader and former New Mexico cabinet secretary Duke Rodriguez has officially entered the 2026 New Mexico governor’s race as a Republican candidate, highlighting priorities like guaranteed health care, education reform, crime reduction and fiscal stability while engaging voters directly through newspaper ads rather than traditional campaign events.
Health

health Dec. 5, 2025
Another HIV Vaccine Fails in Global Trial, Deepening Scientific Frustration

health Dec. 4, 2025
Oxygen Access: The Overlooked Lifesaver in Global Covid-19 Response

health Dec. 4, 2025
Medical Societies File Lawsuit Against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and HHS Over 'Dangerous' Vaccine Misinformation
Science

scienceDec. 3, 2025
Genetically Modified Bacteria Convert Plastic Waste Into Valuable Pain Relievers

scienceDec. 6, 2025
World's Largest Digital Camera Unveils Stunning First Images of Galaxies and Celestial Clashes

scienceDec. 6, 2025



















































