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Trump Ends US Sanctions Program on Syria

US Foreign Policy · United States

Trump Ends US Sanctions Program on Syria

50% Center coverage: 237 sources

The order revokes the 2004 national emergency underpinning Syria sanctions, launching formal reviews of terrorism listings with targeted penalties remaining in place.See the Story

Doctors and public health organizations sue Kennedy over vaccine policy changes

Vaccines · United States

Doctors and public health organizations sue Kennedy over vaccine policy changes

60% Center coverage: 196 sources

Top Trump Official Slammed for ‘Evil and Stupid’ Announcement on Mass Deportations

Donald Trump · United States

Top Trump Official Slammed for ‘Evil and Stupid’ Announcement on Mass Deportations

Coverage: 11 sources

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins is facing backlash from social media users over her comments suggesting Medicaid recipients could replace deported farm workers.See the Story

Rep. Stubbs: Observes Black Women’s Equal Pay Day

78% Left coverage: 9 sources

Madison, WI – Today marks Black Women’s Equal Pay Day in the United States, a day that symbolizes the additional time that African American women must work into the current year to earn what non-Hispanic white men earned in the...Housing · Houston See the Story

Letters: Cassidy's Response to RFK Jr.'s Betrayal Is Laughable

Coverage: 4 sources

Sen. Bill Cassidy's call for postponing the meeting of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices seemed like an incredibly tepid response to the outrageous actions of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, i.e. summarily firing all 17 long-serving…Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · Peabody See the Story

Are Traditional College Majors Still Relevant in Today’s Economy?

By John Weigand, Miami University Colleges and universities are struggling to stay afloat. The reasons are numerous: declining numbers of college-age students in much of the country, rising tuition at public institutions as state funding shrinks, and a growing skepticism about the value of a college degree. Pressure is mounting to cut costs by reducing the time it takes to earn a degree from four years to three. RELATED: Should Black Students Ch…Economy · Ohio Read Article

[Opinion] Black Voters Still Matter, But the Trust Is Broken

In the months since the election, funders around the country have asked our opinions on how best to fight back against the fascist assault on our democracy and to defeat Trumpism in the midterms and 2028 cycle. They ask this amidst attacks on voting rights, DEI initiatives, and on nonprofit infrastructure. The answer is not new. The answer is not to hide our beliefs, endlessly wordsmith our values to appease anti-democracy factions, or deemphasi…Opinion · Atlanta See the Story

Top 5 cities where Black people are thriving

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Factors like economic opportunity, education, homeownership and community support matter when it comes to finding the best places in America for Black people to live, work and raise a family. According to LendingTree’s latest report, five cities across the country stand out for their ability to foster Black success and upward mobility. While some of the cities on the list might surprise you, the data makes one thing clear: Black excellence is t…Education · United States See the Story

Supporting Families with Reproductive Services

THERE IS NO BETTER PLACE to raise a family than in British Columbia, but the path to parenthood looks different for everyone. In-vitro fertilization, or IVF, can help make the dream of parenthood a reality for many families. But the cost of IVF treatment can be a major barrier on that path. That’s why our government committed to covering the cost of one round of IVF for eligible future parents – and now we’re delivering on that promise. Eligible…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles See the Story

At 94, AME Trailblazer Rev. Vivian Baker Castain Is Still Going Strong

Rev. Vivian Baker Castain didn’t set out to make history. But when she became the first woman to serve as pastor in the Second Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church — spanning the District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, and Virginia — she stepped into a role few women before her had been allowed to imagine. The “call” to ministry came later in life, but once it did, she didn’t hesitate. It wasn’t about courage, she…Baltimore, MD · Baltimore Read Article

Due process rights are being eroded in immigration court, attorneys and advocates say

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

President Donald Trump’s administration is eroding due process protections for people moving through immigration court in order to fast track its promises of mass deportations, lawyers and advocates say. Several policy changes implemented in the past six months have increased the number of people eligible for expedited removal, allowing Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents to detain people at immigration court. The new policies mak…Donald Trump · Minnesota See the Story

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