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Lawmakers in Washington state are proposing a bill that would require members of the clergy to report child abuse or neglect.

Catholic clergy cite confession rules to oppose Washington abuse reporting bill

Gov. Kathy Hochul said an autopsy found that the death of Robert Brooks was a homicide. Brooks died after a beating from officers.

NY Gov. Hochul says December prison beating death ruled a homicide

Colombian President Gustavo Petro said there shouldn't be a global ban on cocaine. He argues cocaine should be legalized to stop trafficking.

Colombian president wants cocaine legalized, says ‘no worse than whiskey’

A nonprofit is focused on revitalizing Tulsa's Greenwood District, and finally restoring the neighborhood since the 1921 massacre.

Nonprofit renews push to restore neighborhood after Tulsa Race Massacre

DOJ leadership accused FBI leadership of insubordination for withholding information on agents involved in January 6 investigations.

DOJ accuses FBI of ‘insubordination’ for not submitting Jan. 6 agents’ info: Report

As Toyota's profits recover from a scandal last year, it's looking at making investments in the EV industry across the world.

With profits surging after 2024 scandal, Toyota eyes worldwide EV investments

Purdue University's student paper is deleting the names and photos of students involved in pro-Palestinian protests on campus.

College newspaper deletes names, photos of pro-Palestinian protesters

A federal bankruptcy court rejected a deal that would have set the stage for a second attempt to auction off Infowars.

Judge rejects Sandy Hook families’ deal for a new auction of Alex Jones’ Infowars

Trump to put EPA Environmental Justice workers on leave: Sources

Trump to put EPA environmental justice workers on paid leave: Report

A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration's offer to buyout 2 million federal employees, which 40,000+ have signed up to.

Judge blocks Trumps buyout offer to 2 million federal employees

During a closed-door Senate briefing, it was revealed a key safety system was turned off on the U.S. army helicopter involved in the crash.

Midair collision update: Army helicopter had key tracking system turned off

DOGE's access to sensitive government data has raised concerns among security officials, with claims that it could be misused.

WaPo reports DOGE accessed sensitive data, White House defends mission

Two U.S. defense officials told NBC News the Department of Defense is drawing up plans for a full withdrawal of U.S. troops from Syria.

Pentagon working on plan to withdraw all 2,000 US troops from Syria: Report

President Donald Trump and progressive Sen. Elizabeth Warren have a meeting of the minds when it comes to debanking.

Warren and Trump are unlikely allies on debanking, but will he like her solution?

Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath are set to reunite for one final show. The band will perform their greatest hits for charity.

Ozzy Osbourne, Black Sabbath to rock the stage one last time after 20 years

U.S. lawmakers are discussing a ban on DeepSeek's AI chatbot for government devices, citing security concerns.

Lawmakers move to ban DeepSeek AI on government devices

The Trump administration sued the state of Illinois, the city of Chicago and local officials over laws creating a so-called "sanctuary city.”

DOJ sues Chicago for ‘thwarting’ federal law with ‘sanctuary city’ policies

Florida's surgeon general has recommended communities rid their drinking water supplies of fluoride, now some are taking action.

Florida’s fight against fluoride in water taking hold in communities

Trump continued to push forward with his proposal of a U.S. takeover of Gaza once the Israeli war with Hamas is over.

Trump reiterates Gaza takeover plan, says Israel will hand territory to US

New York Magazine faces a legal threat after posting an article that cropped Black people out of a photo and claimed no Black people were at the event.

‘Slandered as racist’: New York Magazine faces legal threat over Trump party photo

Saikat Chakrabarti said the Democratic {arty needs new leadership and that Pelosi should not be elected to a 21st term.

Former AOC staffer to primary Pelosi as yearslong feud continues

The United Nations announced Tuesday the U.S. has frozen $13.3 million in funding for international security force in Haiti.

US freezes $13.3M in funds for international police force in Haiti

A silent film from 1915 thought to be lost forever was found amid a pile of donations.

1915 silent film on Abraham Lincoln, once thought lost, found in donations

An anti-communist Chinese dance group based in New York is under criminal investigation for possible visa fraud and labor issues.

Banned Chinese dance group probed by feds after human trafficking claims

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