Month: August 2026

Nuclear reactors are shutting down, while almost 200 passengers from a Viking River Cruises vessel had to be rescued when their ship ran aground in Bulgaria.

If Iranian involvement is confirmed, it would continue a long-established pattern.

The Lineage cold-storage fire, the rise in homelessness numbers and staff turnover have created new challenges for Bass as she heads to a Nov. 3 runoff with Nithya Raman.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) have reportedly expanded airport operations, targeting undocumented immigrants and individuals with expired visas for detention, including those without criminal records or deportation orders, according to reports obtained by The New York Times. This expansion prompted California State Senator Scott Wiener to introduce SB 747, known as the No Kings Act, legislation designed to allow individuals to sue federal agents for alleged constitutional rights violations.

“I did have to make an arrest yesterday off duty. Somebody broke into my neighbor’s house,” Lt. Joseph Bell told the crowd gathered to honor his retirement

Russia supplied 26 percent of US uranium enrichment in 2025 by fueling one-fifth of US electricity despite a 2024 import ban.

The health bureaucrat conflates science for the public good that statesmen are tasked with securing.