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There are thousands of Haitian migrants living in Ohio, and many are worried that they could be deported as a result of the Trump administration. The White House is set to end Temporary Protected Status for 500,000 Haitian migrants in […]

After criticizing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) upon his return to office, President Donald Trump took steps to slash jobs at the agency — but his administration now appears to be changing its tune. Trump, alongside the cost-cutting team of

‘The Washington Post is dying a death of despair’ George Packer at The Atlantic The “Washington Post is dying not in darkness but by the light of noon, and by its own hand,” says George Packer. A “national newspaper like the Post

Following months of bitter conflict in Gaza, thousands of tons of garbage remain piled up in the streets, creating an even greater ecological and health dilemma for those remaining in the territory. Even before the war broke out following Hamas’

‘Gene Hackman will be remembered as the Hollywood actor’s actor’ Will Jeffery at The Conversation Gene Hackman had a “rugged, dominating and commanding presence on screen, known for his emotionally honest, raw and fierce performances,” says Will Jeffery. He “will leave

‘Dead athletes. Empty stands. Why are we paying billions to keep this sport alive?’ Noah Shachtman at The New York Times Few “things are more inspiring than seeing a horse run, and the feelings that these animals evoke in humans

Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is taking aim at wide swaths of the federal government, which could mean cuts to research and U.S. expeditions in Antarctica. With programs’ funding continually being slashed, scientists worry this could lead to

The skyrocketing cost of eggs has become a microcosm for economic hurt, as egg prices reportedly increased over 15% in January. Now, some people are turning to an unconventional solution: renting chickens. As an outbreak of avian flu strikes at

‘Germany drifts right — but not that far right — in election’ Sudha David-Wilp at Newsweek “Despite the strong result of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party,” Germany’s “memory culture of the Holocaust serves as a basis for its democracy and

‘Once kids start dying, we’ll see how people really feel about immunization mandates’ Liberty Vittert at The Hill If “you fail to get your child the usual childhood vaccines,” you have “fallen prey to an insidious lie,” says Liberty Vittert.