March 28 Chicago moves toward reparations with bus tours and town halls as $150M deficit looms Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is pursuing reparations for Black Chicagoans through the Repair Chicago forum, even as the city faces a budget gap of more than $1 billion.
March 28 Christian father says Sweden 'kidnapped' his children, branded family ‘religious extremists’ A Christian father says Swedish social services destroyed his family after taking his two daughters over a retracted abuse claim more than three years ago.
March 28 'Project Hail Mary' wins rave reviews as anti-woke Hollywood blockbuster "Project Hail Mary" was celebrated by critics and audiences after its opening weekend, with commentators saying Hollywood should note its clean, entertaining storytelling.
March 28 Texas detransitioner shares how doctors and internet ‘cosplay’ groomed her into permanent surgery Texas detransitioner Soren Aldaco's lawsuit against medical providers reaches state Supreme Court, challenging gender-affirming care accountability and state’s statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims.
March 27 ‘How I Met Your Mother’ star Josh Radnor says ‘there’s no such thing as atheism’ Josh Radnor, known for "How I Met Your Mother," argues there is no such thing as atheism, claiming everyone worships something on Rainn Wilson's "Soul Boom" podcast.
March 27 Hollywood union praises Trump's AI policy as 'protections for human creativity' SAG-AFTRA supported the Trump administration's national AI policy framework, calling for strong protections for members' performances and likenesses from misuse.
March 27 Department of Education employees are working every day to put themselves 'out of a job,' but why? The Department of Education reached its 10th interagency agreement, moving student lending to Treasury. Undersecretary Nicholas Kent says the goal is to close the department entirely.
March 26 Trump praises San Francisco mayor for 'trying very hard' to improve city after moderates took over leadership President Donald Trump says San Francisco has tremendous potential and claims federal tools could solve the city's crime problems faster than local leadership can.
March 26 Michigan cash aid program tailored to new mothers seeks nationwide expansion amid affordability crisis Detroit distributed around $1 million to more than 1,000 mothers through Rx Kids, a prenatal cash-assistance program that Mayor Mary Sheffield made her first priority.
March 25 Bruce Springsteen doubles down on anti-Trump, anti-ICE stance, says 'blowback is just part of it' Bruce Springsteen doubled down on his political stances ahead of a "No Kings" rally in St. Paul and his 20-day "Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour."
