Macklemore claims he was dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour after Robert Kraft, owner of the Patriots, objected to his comments.
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The Trump administration is suing states with laws granting in-state tuition to undocumented students, affecting many.
Michigan governor candidates differ on affordable housing approaches. James leans into deregulation, while Benson focuses on tax credits and energy efficiency.
Anthropic's Jacob Coxon resigns, citing AI risks. Epirus' Michael Hiatt highlights counter-drone defenses, emphasizing trust in AI systems.
Denver, Latino groups, and a voting rights organization sue to prevent armed federal agents at polling sites, citing disruption concerns.
Brig. Gen. Lyons emphasizes the need for a balanced arsenal, focusing on adaptability and efficiency in future conflicts, beyond just replenishment.
Adriana Guzmán Fralick, Nevada's Republican AG nominee, was inspired to run by opposition to Obamacare. Her career started with related lawsuits.
Cyclic Materials recovers rare earth magnets from devices to supply local industries, refining minerals like copper.
This essay shares Braydon Barrett's experience of moving to Asia in 2024, facing visa issues, and returning to Utah.
A federal appeals court rebukes the Trump administration's policy of detaining immigrants without bond hearings, likening it to past injustices.