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Columbia University Makes Policy Changes in Response to Trump Admin’s Demands to Combat Anti-Semitism
The Trump administration had pulled $400 million in federal grants to the university over its alleged failure to address anti-Semitism.
Leonard Bernstein’s Concerts for Young People
The popular composer inspired a whole, new generation of artists through innovative music education.
Transformation in Bernini and Botticelli’s Masterpieces
Inspired by Roman and Italian poets, painter Sandro Botticelli and sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini both portray the beauty of transformation in their artworks.
For Families, a Treasure Trove of Wholesome Books
Sara Masarik founded a beloved private lending library, now offering more than 12,000 books.
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US Will Import Eggs From Turkey, South Korea: Agriculture Secretary
Rollins said the administration would move back to ‘our internal egg layers’ once chicken populations are repopulated again.
Day in Photos: Protests in Turkey, Fire in London, and Volcano Eruption in Indonesia
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
EPA's Attempt to Roll Back Climate Regs May Come Down to One Key Legal Point
Of all the changes that Lee Zeldin proposed to EPA regulations, ’the greatest one by far is the “Endangerment Finding,”' energy policy expert Dan Kish said.
DOGE Official Says IRS Can’t ‘Perform Basic Functions’ Without Billions for Consultants
DOGE has so far ’stopped work and cut about $1.5 billion from the modernization budget,' the representative said.
Marijuana Users Under Age 50 Are 6 Times More Likely to Suffer Heart Attacks, Study Finds
‘A fair warning should be made so that the people who are consuming cannabis know that there are risks,’ a researcher says.
FCC Opens National Security Investigation Into Blacklisted CCP-Linked Tech Firms
Nine CCP-linked firms are suspected of quietly operating in the United States despite being blacklisted over risks to U.S. national security.
Supreme Court Rules in Mob Case That Crimes of Violence May Be Committed Through Inaction
Salvatore Delligatti argued unsuccessfully that an act of omission doesn’t make him guilty of violent crime.
Trump Takes 2-Pronged Approach to Reduce Education Department
Opponents are already filing lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of the president’s actions.
Iranian, Georgian Nationals Convicted for Attempted Murder of US-based Journalist Ordered by Iran
Eastern European gang leaders were convicted in federal court this week for planning an Iran-backed assassination of Iranian-American journalist Masih Alinejad.
Home Sales Jump 4.2 Percent in February: Report
Mortgage rates remained below the 7 percent level for nine straight weeks, ‘which is helpful for potential buyers and sellers alike,’ an economist says.
▶‘It’s Heart-Touching,’ Theatergoer Moved by Shen Yun in Des Moines
Shen Yun continues its world tour at the Des Moines Civic Center in the capital of Iowa.
US Small Business Administration Cutting More Than 40 Percent of Workforce
It means that about 2,700 staffers will be removed from the agency’s workforce of 6,500, the SBA announced.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
EU Agrees to Boost Defenses Against Russia by 2030: Polish Prime Minister
Donald Tusk said the European Council had agreed that in five years, Europe ’must be, in terms of army, weapons, technology, clearly stronger than Russia.’
Tesla Trade-Ins Spike Amid Musk Backlash and Competitors Capturing More EV Market Share, Edmunds Reports
Tesla’s stock price has fallen by 42 percent this year amid widespread protests, vandalism, and arson at Tesla facilities and charging stations nationwide.
Kentucky Governor Vetoes Ban on DEI in Public Higher Education
Kentucky’s flagship university is under federal investigation for alleged ‘race-exclusionary practices’ in graduate programs.
Trump Admin Grants 30 Day Extension for NYC to End Congestion Toll for Manhattan Drivers
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the extension will give officials more time to discuss the program.
Husband of Former Rep. Cori Bush Charged With COVID-19 Relief Fraud
Cortney Merritts faces federal wire fraud charges linked to allegedly fraudulent pandemic aid applications totaling more than $20,000.
Johnson & Johnson Announces $55 Billion Investment in Domestic Manufacturing, Research
Johnson & Johnson will invest $55 billion in U.S. facilities over four years, starting with a $2 billion plant in North Carolina.
SBA to Take Over Student Loans as Department of Education Is Overhauled, Trump Says
The announcement follows Trump’s executive order to reduce the Department of Education.
Herbalist Rosemary Gladstar Shares Her 5 Top Springtime Tonics—and Some Are Hiding in Your Yard
Spring is traditionally a time of cleansing, renewal, and growth. These powerful, everyday plants help detox and recharge the body.
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