A federal judge dismissed the Trump administration’s Title IX suit against California’s trans-inclusive school sports; plus hate crime charges and more.
Month: September 2026
Crime & Justice Sep 2, 2026Recalled Lettuce Is Gone, so Why Are Cyclospora Cases Still Climbing?
Lettuce is recalled, yet cyclospora cases are climbing. An infectious-disease expert explains the incubation delay behind a post-recall surge.
Earth Changes Sep 2, 2026In a First, US Strikes Iranian Tankers; Iran Hits Mideast US Bases
In a first, US strikes two Iranian government tankers; Tehran’s Guards hit US bases from Jordan to Iraqi Kurdistan.
Immigration Sep 2, 2026How to Track the Exclusive Citizenship Act Through Congress
S.3283 is still in committee, not law. Here’s exactly how to track its status yourself and contact your Senators and Representative if you have a stake in it.
Civil Rights Sep 2, 2026Evening News Recap — September 1, 2026
September 1: White Supremacist Group Activity: Patriot Front Signs in NYC Draw Law Enforcement Scrutiny.
Breaking News Sep 2, 2026Trump Pitches Venezuelan Oil to Refill Strategic Reserve
Trump says Venezuelan oil will refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, now near 290 million barrels, but experts warn of years of hurdles.
Politics Sep 2, 2026Iran and the US: The Long Road to This War
A full-history explainer on the 2026 Iran-US war: the 1979 hostage crisis and 2015 JCPOA roots, how the war started February 28, 2026, the ceasefires that broke down, the Strait of Hormuz oil shock, and the documented human and economic toll, with charts and video from both U.S. and international outlets.
Earth Changes Sep 2, 2026Hormuz Shipping Halves as US, Iran Trade Missile and Drone Strikes
US and Iran trade a second round of strikes in three days as Hormuz traffic falls by half and Jordan intercepts Iranian missiles.