The 19th reports on how car culture symbolizes American manhood, reflecting conservative masculinity while pushing back against bike infrastructure and eco-friendly initiatives.
Maine Morning Star reports that Trump's administration cut a successful mental health grant for Maine schools, linking it to anti-DEI policies, despite evident needs.
The Conversation reports on how Norman Mineta's experience as a Japanese American imprisoned during WWII influenced the U.S. response to 9/11, advocating against discrimination.
OpenSecrets reports Flock Safety has spent over $2 million on lobbying since 2025 amid scrutiny over its license-plate tracking cameras, facing rising privacy concerns.
Healthbeat reports New York City's public health system faces potential funding cuts due to a proposed OMB rule change by the Trump administration, affecting vital services.
The Marshall Project reports that ICE is shifting from warehouses to reopening old prisons for detainees, amidst rising arrests and overcrowded conditions.
The Marshall Project reports that parents, like Ana Kikabididze, are giving up green card battles to free their children from immigrant detention, facing immense pressure.
Nebraska Examiner reports protests continue against the expansion of an ICE detention facility in McCook, Nebraska, with nearly 300 rallying for migrants' rights.
Grist reports on the "climate hush" in the Democratic Party, suggesting a focus shift away from climate issues may backfire, with polling indicating support for climate discussions could boost candidate appeal.
Anrok reports that in 2026, enterprise finance teams face multiple international tax rule changes affecting expansion, requiring enhanced compliance strategies.
Floodlight reports that New Jersey's largest planned AI data center is accused of violating federal laws by operating unpermitted gas generators, raising health concerns.
Next City reports that Maricá, Brazil, has launched a sovereign wealth fund, inspiring discussions about similar funds in U.S. cities, despite financial challenges.
Videoloft reports that many security cameras in public areas fail to capture footage due to outdated systems, leading to significant surveillance gaps.
TheZebra.com reports that the NFL season brings increased risks on roads due to intoxicated drivers and accidents, adding that safety measures are essential.
OpenSecrets reports that 2026 Senate battlegrounds are heavily funded by out-of-state donors, with two-thirds of $289 million raised coming from outside the states.
Next City reports on Baltimore's effort to improve access to public pools in historically Black neighborhoods, addressing decades of disinvestment and inequality.
Spokeo reports on car warranty scams, highlighting common tactics used by scammers, red flags to watch for, and how to protect yourself from these calls.
The Narwhal reports most Canadians support a new pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast for economic reasons, but many oppose taxpayer funding for it.
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