Youth Voting Access Faces New Tests on College Campuses
Young voters are encountering changes in polling access, identification rules and registration requirements as the November midterms approach. In Greensboro, more than 100 students walked about 40 minutes to vote…
Cornell Faculty Vote Puts University Leadership Under a Clear Test
Cornell faculty are set to vote on a proposed no-confidence resolution after criticism of the administration’s handling of a woman’s report of sexual assault at a fraternity house in 2024.…
Florida Sweepstakes Scam Allegation Followed an Airline Route
Investigators say a 75-year-old Palm Coast woman lost about $25,310 in an alleged sweepstakes fraud involving an American Airlines flight attendant who traveled to Florida using employee benefits.
Stelco Recall Hopes Meet Child-Care Wage Fight
Cleveland-Cliffs says it may recall 175 laid-off Stelco workers before Christmas if Canadian steel sales rise, while Ontario child-care workers press for wage and benefit standards.
DNA Evidence Adds Another Confirmed Victim to Ted Bundy’s Record
Advances in DNA testing have connected Ted Bundy to two additional killings in Utah. Investigators first used preserved evidence to confirm that Bundy killed 17-year-old Laura Ann Aime, then shared…
DOJ Examines Nvidia’s Hugging Face Deal and AI Market Power
The Justice Department is examining whether Nvidia’s planned acquisition of Hugging Face could give the chipmaker leverage over rivals, customers and a key platform for AI developers.
Court Draws a Clear Line on Federal Prosecutor Appointments
A federal judge ruled that Bill Essayli is not legally serving as the top U.S. prosecutor in Los Angeles, finding that the appointment arrangement exceeded the limits on temporary service.…
As Pediatric Units Close, Medicaid’s Role Comes Into Focus
Pediatric care units have closed in several states, raising questions about access for families and the financial pressures facing hospitals that treat children.
U.S. Holds Firm as U.N. Prepares Another Cuba Embargo Vote
The United Nations is set to vote on a resolution condemning the U.S. embargo on Cuba, a debate that has returned to the General Assembly for 34 years. Last year,…