50/FIFTY

Today's stories, rewritten neutrally

PoliticsMay 12

Green Party Leader Apologizes for Council Tax Issue on London Houseboat

The Green Party leader apologized for failing to pay council tax while living on a houseboat in London, calling it an unintentional mistake.

2 sources
PoliticsApr 22

Environmental Groups Launch Earth Day Ad Campaign Targeting Republicans on Energy Policy

Progressive organizations spend $500,000 on Earth Day advertisements criticizing Republican positions on gas prices and electric vehicles.

3 sources
PoliticsMay 3

Justice Gorsuch discusses Supreme Court operations amid recent leaks controversy

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch addressed the functioning of the court and need for confidential deliberations during a television interview.

2 sources
PoliticsMar 31

House Speaker Johnson Promotes Trump Tax Cuts Ahead of Tax Day

Speaker Mike Johnson highlighted tax benefits from Trump-era cuts as allies launch $10M campaign to promote extensions.

3 sources
PoliticsMay 28

AP Investigation Finds Rise in Suicide Deaths Among ICE Detainees

An Associated Press review revealed an increase in suicide deaths among Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees.

1 source
PoliticsApr 16

Supreme Court to Hear Monsanto Pesticide Case With Broad Consumer Protection Implications

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on a Monsanto pesticide regulation case that could affect consumer lawsuit rights and corporate liability.

2 sources
PoliticsApr 24

Nebraska Ends In-State Tuition for Undocumented Immigrants Under DOJ Agreement

Nebraska agreed to permanently end in-state tuition benefits for undocumented immigrants as part of a consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice.

2 sources
PoliticsMar 31

UK Labour Government to Revise Non-Crime Hate Incident Recording Rules

The Home Office will update guidance on non-crime hate incidents to end police recording of minor online disputes.

3 sources
PoliticsMar 30

UK Officials Hold Crisis Talks Over Iran War Energy Impact, Benefit Changes

UK leaders Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer are conducting emergency discussions about energy supply disruptions from the Iran conflict.

2 sources
PoliticsMar 30

Youth Opposition to Orbán Grows as Hungary Approaches April Elections

Hungarian youth increasingly support opposition candidate Péter Magyar over Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ahead of April 12 elections, polling shows generational divide.

2 sources
PoliticsMay 3

Maine Democratic Senate Candidate Faces Criticism Over Past Sexual Assault Comments

Graham Platner, Maine's presumptive Democratic Senate nominee, confronts controversy over 2013 social media posts about sexual assault as party seeks unity.

2 sources
PoliticsApr 7

Appeals Court Allows Iowa to Enforce Restrictions on LGBTQ Content in Schools

The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court decision, allowing Iowa to enforce a law restricting LGBTQ books and topics in public school classrooms.

2 sources
PoliticsMay 11

Officials highlight bipartisan efforts to improve maternal health on Mother's Day

Political leaders from both parties emphasized maternal healthcare initiatives over the weekend, including new resources and calls for bipartisan cooperation.

2 sources
PoliticsApr 24

House Considers Bill Creating Buffer Zones Around Houses of Worship

Congressional bill would establish federal protections against harassment within 100 feet of religious facilities.

2 sources
PoliticsApr 15

ICE Faces Scrutiny Over Detention Conditions and Transparency on Deaths in Custody

Immigration detention facilities face criticism over living conditions while ICE reduces public disclosure of custody death details.

2 sources

Page 152 of 205 (3072 stories)