includes education, immigration, housing/cost of living, technology, environment, health, etc. anything you’d find in a social issues round.
After nearly 80 years of membership, the US has officially completed its full withdrawal from the World Health Organization. The HHS has since criticized the WHO…
Donald Trump’s new executive order “Stopping Wall Street From Competing With Main Street Homebuyers” aimed to prevent large companies from buying single-family homes. Yet, some doubt its actual effectiveness…
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has revoked Somalia’s Temporary Protected Status, threatening citizens of Somalia dissent by removing their protection from persecution in the United States.
As Donald Trump threatened to impose the Insurrection Act, Minneapolis is working to prepare for the arrival of Federal Troop deployments in Minnesota.
Protests over ICE operations in Minnesota turned violent on Wednesday, when a confrontation between citizen Renee Good and an ICE agent resulted in her death. Conflicting accounts of the shooting have inflamed further controversy over ICE’s tactics.
The two-term governor of Minnesota announced his decision to drop out following massive backlash over his administration’s handling of a million-dollar welfare scandal surrounding COVID lunch programs and Somali daycares.
Politicians are weighing economic growth and innovation against rising concerns about environmental strain and community impact. Data centers have become one of the fastest-growing sources of electricity demand in the United States.
The move comes after a viral video by right-wing influencer Nick Shirley making allegations of systematic fraud by Somali-run daycares and has sparked renewed administration efforts to expand deportation plans.
After dramatic cuts to Medicaid through the OBBB, the Trump administration has announced a $50 billion fund to upgrade rural hospitals to offset the impacts. This funding will be contingent on states’ willingness to comply with certain health policies.
Former President Donald Trump will return to the White House after a triumphant, yet divisive, presidential campaign. Read our writers’ analysis about what’s next for the Democratic Party, America, and of course, Donald Trump himself.
