Court Stops Kennedy’s Vaccine Overhaul, Restoring Science-Based Process 

U.S. federal judge has blocked key parts of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s effort to overhaul childhood vaccine policy, dealing a major setback to the Trump administration’s attempt to rewrite how vaccines are recommended in the United States. U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy in Boston sided with major medical groups—including the American Academy of […]

Winds, Blizzards and Triple-Digit Heat Put Over Half the U.S. in the Path of Extreme Weather

A sprawling, high-impact weather system pushed more than half of the United States into overlapping threats—blizzards, damaging winds, severe storms and unusual heat—creating a rare “everything at once” scenario that disrupted travel, closed schools and prompted emergency preparations across multiple regions. The extreme conditions stretched from a surprising California heatwave to Upper Midwest blizzards and […]

Abdullah Ghaffar, Known as iHustleBro, Expands Real Estate Education Platform to Empower the Next Generation of Investors

Abdullah Ghaffar—widely known as iHustleBro—has officially announced the expansion of his real estate wholesaling and coaching platform, positioning himself as a rising voice in accessible wealth-building education. Operating under the brand iHustleBro, Abdullah has built a growing reputation for identifying off-market real estate opportunities and teaching aspiring entrepreneurs how to enter the wholesaling industry without […]

U.S. and Japan Align on Nuclear Project Between Westinghouse and Japanese Supply Chain

The United States and Japan have reached an agreement on how they would divide responsibilities in a potential joint nuclear power project that could involve American reactor builder Westinghouse and major Japanese equipment manufacturers. The arrangement is still described as “potential,” but the fact that both governments have aligned on roles signals momentum—and suggests the […]

Venice Biennale Faces Diplomatic Storm Over Russia’s Pavilion Amid the War in Ukraine

Italy is facing a new cultural-and-diplomatic headache after the Venice Biennale confirmed that Russia is included in the lineup for the 2026 edition, triggering sharp criticism from European governments and Ukraine because of Russia’s ongoing war. The decision has sparked “international outcry,” with the European Commission warning it could withhold funding and 22 European countries […]

Trump Administration Sues California to Block its 2035 Gas-Car Phaseout and Strict Tailpipe Rules

The Trump administration filed a lawsuit against California on March 12, escalating a long-running federal–state clash over who controls vehicle emissions policy in the United States. The U.S. Transportation Department sued the California Air Resources Board (CARB), arguing that California’s zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate and tailpipe greenhouse-gas rules are illegal because they are preempted by […]