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College’s BIPOC-Only Geology Camp Draws DOJ Scrutiny Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
A BIPOC-centered geology retreat tied to Central Washington University has drawn federal scrutiny after online criticism raised questions about whether the program unlawfully limits participation by race. The camp is scheduled for late August in Ellensburg, and no formal Justice Department complaint has been publicly released.
Trump’s Approval Rating Remains Below 40% as Americans Grow More Negative About Iran and the Economy
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found President Donald Trump’s approval rating remained below 40% as more Americans gave negative marks to his handling of Iran and the economy. The survey points to growing concern over living costs and fuel prices tied to the conflict.
Hillary Clinton Says Democrats Have a Midterm Problem: Republicans’ Anti-Communist Attacks Could Work
Hillary Clinton said Republicans’ effort to brand Democrats as communists could become an effective midterm message as the party wrestles with internal divisions. Her warning comes as President Donald Trump and GOP allies sharpen that line of attack ahead of the November 2026 elections.
Judge orders Meta to redesign Instagram and Facebook for kids in landmark ruling
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to make major changes to Instagram and Facebook for users under 18 after a landmark trial over child safety and mental health harms. The ruling also adds $567 million in penalties, bringing Meta’s total exposure in the state case to $942 million.
Bank of America’s GLP-1 Spending Jumps from From $0 to $250 Million as workers say they’d switch jobs for coverage
Bank of America says its spending on GLP-1 drugs for employees has climbed from zero to more than $250 million a year. The rising cost comes as new employer-benefits surveys show many workers would consider changing jobs to gain coverage for the medications.
College’s BIPOC-Only Geology Camp Draws DOJ Scrutiny Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
A BIPOC-centered geology retreat tied to Central Washington University has drawn federal scrutiny after online criticism raised questions about whether the program unlawfully limits participation by race. The camp is scheduled for late August in Ellensburg, and no formal Justice Department complaint has been publicly released.
Trump’s Approval Rating Remains Below 40% as Americans Grow More Negative About Iran and the Economy
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found President Donald Trump’s approval rating remained below 40% as more Americans gave negative marks to his handling of Iran and the economy. The survey points to growing concern over living costs and fuel prices tied to the conflict.
Hillary Clinton Says Democrats Have a Midterm Problem: Republicans’ Anti-Communist Attacks Could Work
Hillary Clinton said Republicans’ effort to brand Democrats as communists could become an effective midterm message as the party wrestles with internal divisions. Her warning comes as President Donald Trump and GOP allies sharpen that line of attack ahead of the November 2026 elections.
Judge orders Meta to redesign Instagram and Facebook for kids in landmark ruling
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to make major changes to Instagram and Facebook for users under 18 after a landmark trial over child safety and mental health harms. The ruling also adds $567 million in penalties, bringing Meta’s total exposure in the state case to $942 million.
Bank of America’s GLP-1 Spending Jumps from From $0 to $250 Million as workers say they’d switch jobs for coverage
Bank of America says its spending on GLP-1 drugs for employees has climbed from zero to more than $250 million a year. The rising cost comes as new employer-benefits surveys show many workers would consider changing jobs to gain coverage for the medications.
College’s BIPOC-Only Geology Camp Draws DOJ Scrutiny Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
A BIPOC-centered geology retreat tied to Central Washington University has drawn federal scrutiny after online criticism raised questions about whether the program unlawfully limits participation by race. The camp is scheduled for late August in Ellensburg, and no formal Justice Department complaint has been publicly released.
Trump’s Approval Rating Remains Below 40% as Americans Grow More Negative About Iran and the Economy
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found President Donald Trump’s approval rating remained below 40% as more Americans gave negative marks to his handling of Iran and the economy. The survey points to growing concern over living costs and fuel prices tied to the conflict.
Hillary Clinton Says Democrats Have a Midterm Problem: Republicans’ Anti-Communist Attacks Could Work
Hillary Clinton said Republicans’ effort to brand Democrats as communists could become an effective midterm message as the party wrestles with internal divisions. Her warning comes as President Donald Trump and GOP allies sharpen that line of attack ahead of the November 2026 elections.
Judge orders Meta to redesign Instagram and Facebook for kids in landmark ruling
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to make major changes to Instagram and Facebook for users under 18 after a landmark trial over child safety and mental health harms. The ruling also adds $567 million in penalties, bringing Meta’s total exposure in the state case to $942 million.
Bank of America’s GLP-1 Spending Jumps from From $0 to $250 Million as workers say they’d switch jobs for coverage
Bank of America says its spending on GLP-1 drugs for employees has climbed from zero to more than $250 million a year. The rising cost comes as new employer-benefits surveys show many workers would consider changing jobs to gain coverage for the medications.
College’s BIPOC-Only Geology Camp Draws DOJ Scrutiny Over Alleged Racial Discrimination
A BIPOC-centered geology retreat tied to Central Washington University has drawn federal scrutiny after online criticism raised questions about whether the program unlawfully limits participation by race. The camp is scheduled for late August in Ellensburg, and no formal Justice Department complaint has been publicly released.
Trump’s Approval Rating Remains Below 40% as Americans Grow More Negative About Iran and the Economy
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll found President Donald Trump’s approval rating remained below 40% as more Americans gave negative marks to his handling of Iran and the economy. The survey points to growing concern over living costs and fuel prices tied to the conflict.
Hillary Clinton Says Democrats Have a Midterm Problem: Republicans’ Anti-Communist Attacks Could Work
Hillary Clinton said Republicans’ effort to brand Democrats as communists could become an effective midterm message as the party wrestles with internal divisions. Her warning comes as President Donald Trump and GOP allies sharpen that line of attack ahead of the November 2026 elections.
Judge orders Meta to redesign Instagram and Facebook for kids in landmark ruling
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to make major changes to Instagram and Facebook for users under 18 after a landmark trial over child safety and mental health harms. The ruling also adds $567 million in penalties, bringing Meta’s total exposure in the state case to $942 million.
Bank of America’s GLP-1 Spending Jumps from From $0 to $250 Million as workers say they’d switch jobs for coverage
Bank of America says its spending on GLP-1 drugs for employees has climbed from zero to more than $250 million a year. The rising cost comes as new employer-benefits surveys show many workers would consider changing jobs to gain coverage for the medications.
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