USDA's new rules for SNAP retailers demand a wider variety of perishable foods by 2026, sparking accessibility concerns.
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Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court detail crimes by a Libyan prison commander dubbed the “Angel of Death.”
Germany will deploy a Patriot air and missile defense battery to Turkey from June 2026, reinforcing NATO's southeastern flank after Iranian strikes.
Poland's leaders express concern over the U.S. canceling the deployment of 4,000 soldiers, emphasizing their significant defense investments.
5 million ACA marketplace enrollees may drop coverage this year due to increased costs. Premium tax credits expired, causing a sharp enrollment decline.
Federal agents can no longer arrest individuals near Manhattan immigration courts unless exceptional circumstances exist.
Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby, in treatment for gambling addiction, sues NCAA to restore eligibility after ban.
OpenAI won its court battle against Elon Musk, keeping its IPO on track despite accusations and a messy public trial.
Supreme Court sends Native American voting rights case back to lower court; teenage gunmen attack San Diego mosque
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson warns Supreme Court risks political perception, following a major voting rights decision.