Ceuta’s mayor Juan Jesús Vivas asks for greater European support after 80,000 people crossed the border illegally last month.
Month: September 2026
Breaking News Sep 9, 2026Federal Court Rules Clean Water Not a Constitutional Right
A federal appeals court dismissed Jackson, Mississippi residents’ lead-contaminated water lawsuit, ruling the Constitution does not guarantee clean water.
Economic Justice Sep 9, 202617 Million More Uninsured as Big Beautiful Bill Hits Black America
Seventeen million more people without health insurance — that is the projection hanging over the One Big Beautiful Bill Act [1]. Signed into law in July…
Civil Rights Sep 9, 2026Evening News Recap — September 8, 2026
September 8: Jailani Chew, 19, to Stand Trial Oct. 5 in Evansville Police Shooting Case.
Breaking News Sep 9, 2026U.S. Says It Destroyed 5 Iranian Oil Tankers After Warship Attacks
U.S. says it destroyed 5 Iranian oil tankers after 2 attacks on a Navy warship; Iran’s state media reports missiles launched toward U.S. targets in Jordan.
Earth Changes Sep 9, 2026US Strikes Iranian Tankers Near Kharg Island; Tehran Threatens Gulf Oil Vessels
US Central Command said it destroyed five Iranian oil tankers in the past two days after Iran tried to hit a US warship with ballistic missiles; the warshi
Breaking News Sep 8, 2026Kavanaugh Rejects GOP Bid to Revive Missouri Redistricting Map
Kavanaugh denies GOP emergency appeal to revive Missouri’s pro-GOP redistricting; state Supreme Court ruling restoring earlier lines stands.
Breaking News Sep 8, 2026Iceland Summons U.S. Ambassador Over Trump’s Stars-and-Stripes Map
Iceland summons U.S. Ambassador Billy Long after Trump posted a map showing North America under the U.S. flag; Denmark and Mexico objected.