Featured, Politics Supreme Court weighs protected status for Haitian, Syrian immigrants WASHINGTON. -- Fritz Emmanuel Lesly Miot left Haiti in 2010 after a deadly earthquake hit the island nation. As hundreds of thousands of Haitians died in the catastrophe, Miot fled to the United States, where ... CONTINUE READING Featured, Politics Supreme Court examines constitutionality of police accessing cellphone location data WASHINGTON –  The Supreme Court on Monday heard oral arguments in a case that could change how law enforcement uses cell phone location data to investigate crimes in the digital age.    At the center of Chatrie ... CONTINUE READING Business & Tech, Politics Supreme Court mulls liability of tech firms in overseas rights abuses WASHINGTON — Supreme Court justices appeared divided Tuesday morning about whether a U.S. tech company can be held liable for aiding the Chinese government's alleged torture of a spiritual minority. The case is centered on whether practitioners in ... CONTINUE READING Events, Featured, Foreign Affairs, Politics King Charles III speaks before joint session of Congress, first monarch of UK to do so since 1991 WASHINGTON — A joint session of Congress played host to a British monarch for the first time in 35 years on Tuesday as King Charles III stood before the legislative branch and spoke about the ... CONTINUE READING

Leaders seek ways for U.S. to help end Sudan’s humanitarian crisis

WASHINGTON (AN) – In response to the world's largest humanitarian crisis in Sudan, a U.S. congressional panel has been seeking avenues to stop the brutal two-year civil war and prevent more civilian deaths. The United Nations estimates as many as 150,000 people have...

Families demand lawmakers prioritize children at Strolling Thunder

  Families from all 50 states and DC gathered on Capitol Hill Wednesday for Strolling Thunder, an event that connects families with their lawmakers to demand policies that prioritize children. The event comes amidst proposed cuts to Medicaid in the budget and...

Winning the Global AI Race: Senators Discuss Ensuring US Dominance

WASHINGTON—On Thursday, senators from the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation discussed the need to accelerate U.S. artificial intelligence innovation to maintain global leadership in AI development. “The United States leads today, but what I...

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