Yale University issued a formal apology on Friday for its historical connections to slavery, following several years of intensive research and study into its involvement with the transatlantic slave trade. In a statement, the prestigious educational institution recognized its role in slavery, as well as the labor, experiences, and contributions of enslaved individuals to its … Read more
The United Auto Workers (UAW) have issued a stark warning of a potential strike at Ford’s Kentucky Truck Plant, the automaker’s largest and most profitable facility. With negotiations at a standstill for over five months, the UAW has set a strike deadline of February 23, citing unresolved local contract issues affecting approximately 9,000 UAW Local … Read more
Authorities in Texas have intensified efforts to locate missing 11-year-old Audrii Cunningham, though they have yet to locate the subject of this week’s Amber Alert. The search resumed on Saturday morning, focusing on Lake Livingston, a reservoir in East Texas north of Houston. Officials have identified Don Steven McDougal as a person of interest in … Read more
Texas Governor Greg Abbott unveils plans to construct a military base on Mexico border, intensifying the state’s battle with the Biden administration over immigration policies. As migration remains a contentious issue, Abbott’s move reflects escalating tensions and a shift towards bolstering border security measures. Governor’s Announcement of Constructing a Military Base on Mexico Border and … Read more
In a riveting start to the Genesis Invitational at the historic Riviera Country Club, Patrick Cantlay dazzled with his putting prowess, seizing the lead after an exceptional first round performance. Cantlay, a local favorite hailing from Long Beach, California, showcased his affinity for the course with a scintillating 7-under 64, positioning himself atop the leaderboard. … Read more
In a bid to boost recruitment amid declining numbers, the U.S. Air Force took a novel approach by landing a helicopter in the parking lot of Fargo South High School, giving students a firsthand experience of aviation and military life. Â U.S. Air Force Inspiring Interest in Aviation and Military Careers Colonel Steven Muhs spearheaded the … Read more
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are deliberating the potential recommendation of another COVID booster shot this spring, primarily targeting individuals vulnerable to severe illness. An advisory panel is set to convene on February 28 to discuss and vote on this matter, with a focus on the safety and efficacy of booster … Read more
According to sources, Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has purportedly expressed support for a 16-week national abortion ban, with exceptions for cases involving rape, incest, or when the mother’s life is at risk. The revelation, attributed to anonymous sources, sheds light on Trump’s stance on a contentious issue that has long divided the American public. … Read more
Senator Joe Manchin, a prominent centrist Democrat hailing from West Virginia, officially declared on Friday that he will not pursue a bid for the presidency in 2024. This decision concludes months of speculation and deliberation over his potential candidacy, which had the potential to complicate the landscape of the upcoming presidential race. Manchin’s announcement came … Read more
The New York Police Department (NYPD) is on the lookout for eight individuals involved in the stabbing of a teenage boy at Coney Island’s transit hub earlier this week. Surveillance images of the group sought in connection with the Wednesday afternoon incident at the Coney Island–Stillwell Avenue D/F/N/Q station have been released by the NYPD. … Read more