FAA Expands Helicopter Buffer Zones Near D.C. Airports
The FAA is expanding helicopter buffer zones around Dulles, Baltimore/Washington, and Reagan National airports following a fatal crash earlier this year. The move adds new altitude rules and routing changes to improve aircraft separation in crowded D.C. airspace.
U.S. Supreme Court’s Expanding Emergency Docket Fortifies Presidential Power
The U.S. Supreme Court’s accelerated use of its emergency “shadow docket” is drawing intense scrutiny for significantly expanding presidential power, often through brief, unexplained orders. Legal analysts and dissenting justices argue this procedural shift, which has frequently favored the executive branch, sacrifices judicial transparency and fundamentally reshapes constitutional checks on
Chicago Fed Estimates Steady US Unemployment at 4.3% in September
The U.S. unemployment rate is expected to have held steady at 4.3% in September 2025, according to a crucial forecast released Thursday by the Chicago Federal Reserve.
Midair Collision Kills One, Injures Three Near Colorado Airport
A tragic midair collision involving two small planes near the Fort Morgan Municipal Airport has resulted in one fatality and three injuries, according to authorities.
American Bitcoin, Reportedly Backed by Trump Sons, Set to Launch in September
A new cryptocurrency, American Bitcoin, which is reportedly backed by President Trump’s sons, is aiming to start trading in September. The announcement has created significant buzz in the crypto and financial communities.
Trump to Award Presidential Medal of Freedom to Rudy Giuliani
President Donald Trump has announced he will award the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor, to his longtime political ally, Rudy Giuliani. The announcement was made on social media, with the President praising Giuliani as a “great American Patriot.” The decision comes two days after Giuliani was
Trump Administration Cuts Satellite Climate Tools, Raising Concerns About Weather Forecast Accuracy
The Trump administration has ordered the removal of several key satellite instruments that monitor climate-related data, drawing criticism from scientists who warn that the shift to a weather-only focus threatens to impair critical weather prediction capabilities.
As RFK Jr. Upends U.S. Public Health System, Trump Lends Unwavering Support
In a sweeping reshake of U.S. health agencies, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has dismantled key institutions, curtailed vaccine access, and promoted controversial health theories—moves that have unsettled public health officials and drawn scrutiny from Capitol Hill.
Survivors of Hurricane Katrina Reflect on 20th Anniversary, Find Hope in Resilience
Twenty years ago, on August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Gulf Coast, unleashing a catastrophic storm surge that devastated communities, claimed nearly 1,400 lives, and left a lasting scar on the nation’s consciousness.
Philadelphia Museum Sues Trump Administration Over Revoked Federal Funding
The Woodmere Art Museum has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging that an executive order illegally stripped it of a substantial federal grant that was already approved by Congress.
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