Trump to Pause $1.8bn ‘Anti-Weaponisation’ Fund Amid Congressional Backlash
President Trump may drop his $1.8bn “anti-weaponisation” fund amid backlash from Congress, including fellow Republicans.
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Tom Barrack to Exit Syria Envoy Position, Retains Key Policy Role
Trump envoy Tom Barrack leaves formal Syria post but retains key role overseeing US policy in Syria and Iraq.
Senegal’s President Dismisses Prime Minister Amid IMF Bailout Talks
Renewed instability might hamper bailout talks with the IMF as Senegal's President dismisses Prime Minister,…
Taiwan’s Future in its People’s Hands amid US, China Pressures: President Lai
President Lai asserts Taiwan's future should be decided by its citizens, not by foreign forces, amid Chinese and US pressure.
Cancer survivors tackle rising expenses
47% of cancer patients and survivors surveyed in 2024 have carried medical debt, with nearly half owing more than…
Sen. Tina Smith Explores New Geothermal System at Winona School
Sen. Tina Smith visits Winona school to tour new geothermal dehumidification system, highlighting the impact of the…
Community Tree Planting Grants Available | News
Iowa Department of Natural Resources offers tree planting grants to communities, aiding urban forestry and enhancing public spaces.
Unseen Industry Fuels Sustainable Transport
Explore the rise of EV battery recycling, a crucial industry supporting sustainable transport, reducing waste, and…
Changes in New York’s Essential Plan to Affect 450,000 Health Insurance…
450,000 New Yorkers are set to face changes in health insurance. With new qualifications for the state’s Essential…
IRS Boosts AI for Audits Amid Staffing, Funding Shifts
Staff losses and budget shifts at the IRS, alongside rapid AI adoption, raise questions about audit enforcement and who will face them.