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Trump Administration Drafts Executive Order to Limit State AI Regulation
Sources close to the White House indicate the Trump administration is drafting an executive order that would limit how states regulate artificial intelligence. This development represents a significant escalation in the ongoing dispute between federal and state authorities over who should lead the development of rules gover...
November 25, 2025Read more
Congress Moves to Suspend Student Loan Wage Garnishment as Collections Resume
The resumption of administrative wage garnishment for defaulted federal student loans has prompted immediate bipartisan congressional action, with legislators introducing bills in both chambers to suspend the controversial collection practice. As federal student loan collections ramp up following a multi-year pause, approxi...
November 22, 2025Read more
Senator Sanders Proposes Six Healthcare Enhancements to Congressional Democrats
Senator Bernie Sanders sent a letter to Democratic lawmakers in both chambers of Congress on Tuesday, urging unified support for the Affordable Care Act while proposing six specific measures to enhance the country's healthcare system. The senator emphasized that significant improvements remain possible beyond current health...
November 20, 2025Read more
UN Chief Calls for Accelerated Global Energy Transition at Brazil Roundtable
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has urged world leaders to accelerate the global shift away from fossil fuels during an energy transition discussion in Belém, Brazil. Speaking at an Energy Transition Roundtable held days before the COP30 climate conference opens, Guterres stated that while the energy transformation is...
November 14, 2025Read more
Vietnam Human Rights Network Honors Imprisoned Activists with 2025 Award
The Vietnam Human Rights Network has selected three imprisoned activists—Phan Tat Thanh, Nguyen Chi Tuyen, and Nguyen Thi Ngoc Hanh—as recipients of the 2025 Vietnam Human Rights Award for their dedicated efforts to advance human rights in Vietnam. All three recipients are currently serving prison sentences imposed by Vietn...
November 14, 2025Read more
Political Analyst Warns of Democracy's Gradual Erosion in New Book
Political analyst Tim McCormick has released a comprehensive examination of democracy's global decline in his new book, Liberal Democracy Battling for Survival: A Plan for Action. The work presents a sobering analysis of how democratic institutions are being systematically undermined across multiple fronts, from financial c...
November 13, 2025Read more
Industrial Metals Gain as U.S. Government Shutdown Ends, Easing Market Uncertainty
Industrial metal prices have experienced an upward movement following confirmation that the U.S. Senate passed legislation to reopen the federal government. Copper and aluminum were among the metals showing positive price momentum as the bill advanced to the House of Representatives for consideration before potential presid...
November 12, 2025Read more
Senate Democrats Agree to Temporary Government Funding Without Healthcare Subsidy Guarantees
A group of Senate Democrats has agreed to reopen the federal government through at least January without receiving guarantees that Republican lawmakers will extend healthcare insurance subsidies, creating significant uncertainty for the healthcare sector. The temporary funding arrangement leaves unresolved one of the key De...
November 11, 2025Read more
DHS Ends Automatic Work Authorization Extensions for Most Foreign Workers
The Department of Homeland Security has implemented a significant policy change ending automatic work authorization extensions for most employment document renewal applicants, creating new challenges for foreign workers and their employers nationwide. The interim final rule published October 30, 2025, eliminates the previou...
November 11, 2025Read more
Sekur Private Data Partners with Quaestor Federal Consulting to Form National Security Team
Sekur Private Data Ltd., a Swiss-hosted cybersecurity and private communications platform, has announced a strategic partnership with Quaestor Federal Consulting to establish the Sekur National Security Team. This collaboration aims to integrate and advance Sekur's secure communications technology within the U.S. national s...
November 10, 2025Read more
Massachusetts Marijuana Recriminalization Campaign Faces Allegations of Misleading Petition Tactics
A campaign seeking to reverse Massachusetts' recreational marijuana industry is distancing itself from accusations that petition circulators are misleading voters into signing its initiative. Opponents argue the campaign should take stronger action to stop misleading petitioners, while licensed marijuana companies like Terr...
November 7, 2025Read more
New Book Examines Cultural Identity of Slave Descendants and Political Engagement
Historian Dr. Norris Shelton has released a new book titled Donald Trump: American Slaves' Champion that presents a comprehensive examination of cultural identity among descendants of American slaves. The book argues that these descendants represent a unique cultural group separate from the broader African American designat...
November 7, 2025Read more
CERN's CMS FPGA Trigger System Faces Scientific Integrity Questions at IEEE Conference
Evidence presented at the IEEE-NSS-MIC-RTSD 2025 Conference in Yokohama has raised serious questions about the scientific integrity and technical capability of CERN's 20-trillion-transistor CMS FPGA-based Level-1 Trigger system. According to documentation distributed to conference participants, the system appears fundamenta...
November 7, 2025Read more
Family of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Employee Accused in Road-Rage Shooting Speaks Out About His Character
The family of Emilio Humberto Rodriguez, the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue employee accused in a Halloween night road-rage shooting, is speaking out about his character as a devoted father and longtime public servant. Rodriguez, 54, has worked for Miami-Dade County for 18 years and currently serves as a fire safety supervisor with...
November 7, 2025Read more
Japan's First Female Prime Minister's Conservative Leadership Analyzed Amid New Media Partnership for South China Sea Coverage
SCSNW’s new analysis on Japan’s first female prime minister marks the launch of its editorial partnership with UPI, expanding global coverage of Indo-Pacific security and policy developments.
November 5, 2025Read more
Canada Reviews 100% Tariff on Chinese Electric Vehicles Amid APEC Summit Diplomacy
Canada has initiated a formal review of its 100% tariff on electric vehicles imported from China, with speculation mounting that the measure could be eliminated as Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit. The reassessment represents a potential...
October 31, 2025Read more
GeoVax Calls for Urgent Action to Maintain U.S. Biotech Leadership Amid China Competition
Following testimony by Biotechnology Innovation Organization CEO John Crowley warning that U.S. biotech leadership could be overtaken by China within two years, GeoVax Labs has called for immediate congressional and administrative action to secure American competitiveness and biosecurity. The clinical-stage biotechnology co...
October 30, 2025Read more
Wage Garnishment Surge Reshapes Financial Lives of Millions in 2025
Wage garnishment has become a widespread feature of the U.S. economy in 2025, reshaping the financial lives of millions of American workers and their families. The legal process that allows creditors or the government to seize a portion of a person's paycheck to cover unpaid debts is deepening financial strain for middle- a...
October 28, 2025Read more
Retired Military Officers Advocate for Renewable Energy as Defense Priority
A coalition of retired senior military officers has called for renewable energy investments to be classified as defense expenditures, arguing that climate-related threats constitute legitimate national security concerns. Former European commanders contend that allocating resources toward low-carbon power generation would st...
October 28, 2025Read more
Florida Enacts Stricter Penalties for Excessive Speeding to Improve Highway Safety
Florida has implemented new legislation imposing significantly harsher penalties for drivers who engage in excessive speeding on state roads and highways. The law, which took effect July 1, 2025, targets motorists traveling 50 mph or more over posted speed limits or driving at speeds of 100 mph or greater regardless of the ...
October 24, 2025Read more
Political Shifts Create Regulatory Instability for U.S. Employers
The constant shift in federal employment policies with each presidential administration creates substantial challenges for American businesses, according to legal expert Donniece Gooden. Worker classification rules swing dramatically between administrations, with Republican leadership typically favoring pro-employer framewo...
October 24, 2025Read more