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An Indiana judge has declined to expand the medical exception in the state's near-total abortion ban, maintaining the current interpretation of "serious health risk" despite concerns from healthcare providers.
A 60-year-old mural in Pfizer's former NYC headquarters is at risk of dismantling. Conservationists race against time to find a new home for this massive artwork depicting medical history.
Valparaiso University gains approval to sell three valuable paintings, including a Georgia O'Keeffe, to fund dormitory renovations. The decision hinges on the interpretation of "conservative" art as stipulated by the original donor.
President Biden prepares to reject Nippon Steel's acquisition of U. S. Steel, sparking debate on foreign investment and industrial policy. The decision raises concerns about job security and international business relations.
Over 300,000 Michigan customers left without power after severe storms. Utility companies scramble to restore service amid hot conditions, while Chicago's heat wave breaks with record-setting temperatures.
A growing number of US schools are implementing strict cellphone policies, citing concerns about student distraction and mental health. The trend marks a shift from previous, more lenient approaches to device use in classrooms.
The Democratic National Convention's second night featured Republican voices and celebrity appearances, highlighting Kamala Harris' nomination. Former Trump supporters and Hollywood stars took center stage in Chicago.
The 2024 Democratic National Convention's delegate roll call featured unexpected celebrity guests, transforming the voting process into an entertaining event. Notable appearances included DJ Cassidy, Lil Jon, and Eva Longoria.
The Democratic National Convention transformed its roll call into a lively event, featuring celebrity appearances from various states. Notable figures like Spike Lee and Eva Longoria participated in delegate announcements.
New Jersey launches a program to eliminate $100 million in medical debt for nearly 50,000 residents. The initiative, funded by federal aid, aims to provide relief to those struggling with healthcare costs.
A U. S. Senate-approved bill to add 66 federal judges would cost $349 million over 10 years, says the Congressional Budget Office. The bipartisan JUDGES Act aims to address court staffing shortages and rising caseloads.
The Supreme Court's decision to maintain injunctions on new Title IX regulations in several states has created a divided implementation across the US, fueling ongoing debates on gender identity and education policies.
An ATR-72 turboprop plane crashed near São Paulo, Brazil, resulting in 62 fatalities. Investigators are examining potential causes, including icing and engine failure, as they analyze the recovered black box.
A data-driven exploration of state popularity using Wikipedia page views reveals surprising insights into which U. S. states capture the most attention, both domestically and internationally.
AI companies are collecting children's facial data to improve age estimation technology, raising privacy concerns. While widely adopted by major platforms, these tools face accuracy challenges and legal scrutiny.
JD Vance and Tim Walz, potential VP picks, spark debate on Midwestern identity. Their backgrounds and public perceptions challenge the concept of "Midwesterness" in American politics.
