New Mexico GOP Headquarters Damaged in ‘Deliberate Act of Arson’
New Mexico's Republican Party headquarters in Albuquerque was targeted in a "deliberate act of arson," causing damage. No injuries were reported.
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March 2025
Trump halts $363m for Louisiana farmers
DeRidder farmer David Smith plans to improve soil health using cover crops, partially funded by a USDA conservation…
Economists Warn of Long-Term Risks from Trump’s Science Policies
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Economists and researchers have expressed concerns over the long-term risk of Trump's science policies.…
Survey: No Political Split in Solar Energy Interest, Aurora Solar Reports
"Amid the tumult of 2025, Aurora Solar's third annual Solar Industry Snapshot shows bipartisan support for solar energy among homeowners."
Elon Musk’s DOGE Staffer Linked to Racist Tweets Given Access to Sensitive Data
Investigative report uncovers controversies around Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency within the Trump…
Podcast: Tackling Cybersecurity Challenges in Healthcare Industry
Christian Dameff, MD discusses challenges facing the healthcare industry and misconceptions about cyberattacks'…
Top Health & Fitness Deals to Grab Before Amazon’s Spring Sale Ends
Explore the World of Smart Rings with the Oura Ring
Experience the state-of-the-art technology with the Oura Ring, one of the pioneering smart rings that tracks sleep data with incredible accuracy, monitor stress levels and automatically logs your activity. Its recent updates in the areas of heart health, women's health, stress, and other health…
Finding and Leaving the Dream Beach Home: A Retirement Journey
A retired couple shares their experience of leaving their suburban life in New Jersey to fulfill their dream of…
Excelsior Springs Hospital Expands Outpatient Clinics with Pulmonary Services
Excelsior Springs Hospital introduces pulmonary services led by Dr. Samiran Patel. His expertise extends to various…
Regulatory Review: Legislative Supremacy
President Trump's executive orders challenge Congress’s policy-making role, seemingly interpreting statutes as blank checks or inconvenient barriers.