Would proposed SAVE Act make it harder for married people to vote?
The SAVE Act could change voter registration requirements for millions of people. Here’s how.
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Two young sisters use baking skills to build a business and inspire others
Sisters Zyaire and Char’Les Hawkins used their baking skills to build a business called Little Sistas Treats. Their entrepreneurship and positive attitudes are inspiring others as they spread their message: “Anybody can do anything.”
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Musk’s Starlink in line for deal with FAA for air traffic control upgrade
The FAA is testing Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite internet service. That could raise a possible conflict of interest, experts say.
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FAA investigates after third skydiver dies in 2 months at Arizona facility
The most recent deadly skydiving incident occurred near Skydive Arizona when a “very experienced skydiver” died this month.
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HC: False pledge to marry nixes consent for sex
Last week, the Nagpur bench of Bombay HC confirmed a 10-year rigorous imprisonment for a man convicted of raping a minor under the false pretense of marriage. Justice Urmila Joshi-Phalke emphasized the invalidity of a minor’s consent and remarked that a false promise amounted to ‘misconception of fact.’ DNA evidence supported the minor’s claims, consolidating…
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Teladoc shares tumble on wider-than-expected loss, disappointing revenue guidance
Teladoc shares fell after the company reported fourth-quarter results that showed slowing revenue growth and weak guidance.
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Telangana tunnel rescue operation tougher: Silkyara heroes
In Telangana’s collapsed Srisailam Left Bank Canal tunnel, rescuers, including veterans from the 2023 Uttarakhand disaster, are battling time to save eight trapped men. The operation faces challenges from water and silt, with silence from the trapped adding to the uncertainty.
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Trump hints at deep cuts at the EPA, alarming workers and groups
President Trump said the head of the EPA is prepared to implement deep staffing and spending cuts as part of the administration’s efforts to downsize the executive branch.
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NPR reaffirms DEI commitment after chief diversity officer announces retirement
The chief diversity officer at National Public Radio (NPR) has announced that he will retire amid widespread backlash to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs. The organization announced Wednesday that its Chief Diversity Officer, Keith Woods, would retire on May 2 after 46 years in journalism, spending the last 15 years at NPR. According to…
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Team Canada soccer coach, an American, blasts President Trump for ’51st state’ remarks: ‘Insulting’
Canadian men’s soccer coach Jesse Marsch blasted President Donald Trump for his “51st state” remarks, calling them “insulting.” Marsch, a Wisconsin native who played for Team USA in the early 2000s, was named Team Canada’s men’s soccer coach in 2024. During CONCACAF Nations League media day Wednesday, Marsch didn’t hold back his opinion on Trump’s…
