Warfare drills are underway in the Arctic as allies step up their presence with maneuvers aimed at securing a strategic gap near Greenland.
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Batya Ungar-Sargon looks back at the week’s best and worst moments, the best coming after the Tongva tribe called out Billie Eilish’s “stolen land” comments at the Grammys.
“Why would you have some illicit labs set up in an Airbnb, except for, maybe, you’re trying to create some sort of, you know, patient zero scenario, that you might infect someone, that you might create another COVID-like scenario," Crawford says
Vice President JD Vance was booed at open ceremonies amid Europeans' disapproval, largely, because of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown and interest in taking control of Greenland in some form.
A report prepared for the Hauppauge Fire Department in Long Island finds that a fire at a proposed facility in the area could spread a toxic cloud over a large area, even entering the ground water. Such an event would result in the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents, and is just one facility proposed in the state.
Golden State says district judge applied one-size-fits-all rule but doesn't mention it did the same to school districts when they sought leeway. Mothers share "vignettes" of gender secrecy's harm to their children, including suicide.
New data shows small businesses in Minneapolis are losing between $10 million to $20 million every week, mayor says.
“Taxpayers were sold an $8 million ‘solution’ that can’t operate in cold weather when the home for these buses is in New England," spokesman for energy workers group says.
Former Division of Diversity, Equity and Education Achievement -- which employed about 100 people who earned more than $7 million annually -- had been mired in financial mismanagement and attacks from Republicans before the university closed it last year.