In today’s edition, our legal team breaks down what comes next after the Supreme Court’s major ruling in the birthright citizenship case. Continue reading What comes next after the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling: From the Politics Desk
President Donald Trump is on the verge of getting billions of dollars from Congress to recruit and retain agents to carry out his mass-deportation campaign. Continue reading Congress set to hand Trump billions to recruit more ICE agents
Senate Republican leaders are hoping to start voting on their massive domestic policy bill on Saturday, even as major pieces of it have yet to be finalized. Continue reading Senate Republicans eye weekend votes on Trump’s massive bill as tensions run high
CNBC Economics Editor Jeff Cox discusses the market’s reaction to President Trump’s announcement of a potential trade deal with China and the end of trade talks with Canada. Continue reading ‘President who cried tariffs’: Markets react to Trump’s claim he’s ending trade talks with Canada
Rep. Jimmy Panetta (D-Calif.) discusses Friday’s classified intelligence briefing on Iran after a leaked preliminary intelligence report revealed that U.S. strikes may not have entirely obliterated Iran’s nuclear program to the level the Trump administration claims. Continue reading ‘Congress need to assert itself’ after Trump ends trade talks with Canada, says Democratic lawmaker
Just like procrastinating teenagers, the Supreme Court has gotten in the bad habit of waiting until the very end of the term to turn in their big decisions. It’s been this way for far too long now, with everyone spending the last two weeks in June wondering which civil rights the court will undermine. Friday’s decision drop brought a lot of bad news. So, starting … Continue reading A bleak end to a bleak Supreme Court term
The Ontario government announced it will be appointing supervisors to oversee four school board districts in the province after an investigation raised concerns about the financial stability of the institutions. The affected boards are some of the largest in the province, including Toronto (TDSB), Toronto Catholic (TCDSB), Ottawa-Carleton (OCDSB) and Dufferin-Peel (DPCDSB). “Each of these boards has failed in its responsibilities to parents and students … Continue reading Ontario government takes over TDSB, three other school boards, citing ‘mismanagement’
Smartphones contain a treasure trove of personal data, which makes them a worthwhile target for hackers. However, law enforcement is not above snooping on cell phones, and their tactics are usually much harder to detect. Cell site simulators, often called Stingrays, can trick your phone into revealing private communications, but a change in Android 16 could allow phones to detect this spying. Law enforcement organizations … Continue reading Android phones could soon warn you of “Stingrays” snooping on your communications
The blue screen that stressed computer users for more than three decades is giving way to a black one. Continue reading 🙁 Microsoft’s ‘Blue Screen of Death’ Is Going Away
Chiefs Rookie Receives High Praise From Eagles Legend originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Kansas City Chiefs selected Ohio State offensive lineman Josh Simmons with the 32nd overall pick in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. And one of the best lineman of all time thinks the Chiefs have a star. In a recent episode of the New Heights podcast with his brother, … Continue reading Chiefs Rookie Receives High Praise From Eagles Legend
