One year on, Starmer's plan for change shows mixed progress across housing, health and energy
US Politics • 2 months ago
Housing targets and health waiting times show progress and gaps as the government tracks six pledges toward a 2029 milestone.
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US border policy proposal could require social media disclosures for ESTA applicants
US Politics • 2 months ago
Proposed rule would require visa-waiver travelers to disclose social media history and other personal data; officials say the move aims to boost security while timing and legality remain uncertain.
Murdaugh Defense Cautiously Optimistic clerk misconduct could pave way for new trial
US Politics • 2 months ago
South Carolina Supreme Court set to hear two consolidated appeals in February, focusing on underlying trial issues and allegations of juror-influencing conduct by a court clerk.
Mamdani endorses fellow DSA operative to fill Queens Assembly seat
US Politics • 2 months ago
Mayor-elect backs Diana Moreno in Feb. 3 special election for the 36th District
New York reaches deal to legalize medically assisted suicide with guardrails, Hochul says
US Politics • 2 months ago
Guardrails include medical and mental-health confirmations, a five-day waiting period, and an opt-out option for faith-based facilities; Hochul plans to sign the bill next year.
Violent police academy drills tied to deaths and injuries, AP finds
US Politics • 2 months ago
A nationwide review links aggressive, role‑playing 'RedMan' exercises to dozens of fatalities and hundreds of injuries since 2005, prompting questions about safety standards.
Providence mayor, police chief honored at college basketball game after scrutiny over Brown shooter investigation
US Politics • 2 months ago
Officials praised amid questions over the six-day probe that ended with the suspected gunman's death in Salem, N.H.
MAGA Faces Headwinds as Polls Slump and Long-Term Planning Emerges
US Politics • 2 months ago
Polls show erosion across age and minority groups; economists flag affordability, while MAGA-aligned groups build a long-term machinery around J.D. Vance
Michigan Senate candidate McMorrow faces backlash over beer-throwing remark about Supreme Court justices
US Politics • 2 months ago
A resurfaced video shows Mallory McMorrow saying there would be beers thrown if she encountered Justices Barrett and Kavanaugh, drawing swift criticism from national conservatives as Michigan's Senate race heats up.