Air travel is very often seen as one of the safest modes of transportation, but when disasters occur, they serve as a reminder of the many risks involved.
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In a move that sparked confusion among all of Washington and beyond, President Donald Trump ordered a temporary freeze on trillions of dollars in federal spending for grants and loans.
The cost of eggs has increased significantly over the past few months, jumping from around $3.50 in late November 2024 to $5.29 in January for a dozen eggs, according to U.S.
TikTok’s fate in the U.S. remains uncertain after a recent executive order signed by President Trump extended the timeline for its potential ban by 75 days, allowing time for a 50 percent ownership deal with the U.S.
On December 1, President Joseph Biden issued a wide-ranging pardon to his son, Hunter Biden, reversing an earlier pledge not to intervene on his son’s behalf.
The Department of Education (DOE) has launched an overhauled Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) system, aiming to fix last year’s disastrous rollout with a streamlined form and faster processing.
With president-elect Donald Trump taking office in January, the Republican Party has assumed control over the majority of Washington. With a 6-3 majority in the Supreme Court, a narrow majority in the House of Representatives, newfound control of the Senate, and the occupant of the White House, the Republican Party is set to hold a trifecta of power across the three branches of government for the next four years.
Donald Trump won election to a second term as president earlier this month, sparking a diverse range of reactions among voters across the country.
The fate of the US Department of Education (ED), first formed in 1979 and receiving on-and-off criticism in presidential campaigns since then, is now perhaps at its most uncertain stage after the re-election of Donald Trump to the presidency.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service estimates that an average of 1,500 wildfires occur in the state of NJ every year, destroying 7,000 acres of forest.