Massachusetts is laying the groundwork for supervised drug-use programs while Boston residents say public disorder is spreading into once-stable neighborhoods. Boston operations shift from encampment clearance to citywide enforcement-and-care coordination Boston officials report a citywide plan to end congregate substance use

Fifteen nurses were fired after a 12-year-old died by suicide on hospital grounds, igniting a showdown over privacy, patient safety, and whether whistleblowers are being silenced. Story Snapshot Providence Sacred Heart in Spokane terminated 15 nurses after a child’s suicide; hospital

Police in Sacramento report that 19-year-old Ricky Ray Reyes Jr., an aspiring member of the National Guard, was struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver days before his 20th birthday, an incident that authorities say reflects ongoing challenges in preventing

America’s energy reality just dealt a blow to “renewables-only” agendas as data shows fossil fuels and nuclear still anchor prosperity, reliability, and national security. Story Highlights U.S. energy production hit new records in 2024, led by natural gas and oil, with

Washington just ordered a purge of COVID-era personnel files across the federal workforce—erasing vaccination and noncompliance records that once fueled mandates and discipline. Story Snapshot OPM directed agencies to expunge COVID-19 vaccination status, mandate noncompliance, and exemption-request records from Official Personnel

President Trump’s appointment of conservative commentator Tammy Bruce to top diplomatic roles reveals a dramatic break from establishment protocols, stirring fierce debate over the future of U.S. foreign policy communications. Story Snapshot Tammy Bruce, with no prior diplomatic experience, was appointed

A political group that fought tooth and nail to block medical malpractice reform in New Mexico has been forced to lift the veil on its funding—revealing an operation bankrolled almost entirely by trial attorneys. New Mexico Safety Over Profit, the self-described

President Donald Trump’s decision to federalize the Washington, D.C., police force and deploy 800 National Guard troops to crack down on violent crime has triggered a performative political uproar from leftists—not least from New Mexico’s far-left Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, who

New Mexico has landed in an unenviable position—dead last—on WalletHub’s 2025 list of the best and worst states to live in, ranking 50th out of all 50 states. The personal-finance website’s analysis, released this week, evaluated states based on 51 key

Uber received over 400,000 sexual misconduct complaints between 2017 and 2022—a staggering figure that exposes massive corporate deception and puts every American family at risk when using rideshare services. Story Snapshot Court documents reveal Uber received 400,181 sexual misconduct complaints—32 times

A new wave of DNA technology is breathing life into the decades-long effort to identify 9/11 victims, marking a profound moment for families seeking closure. Story Highlights Advanced DNA technology identifies more 9/11 victims after nearly 25 years. The ongoing efforts

A drug dealer’s talkative pet canary inadvertently helped law enforcement dismantle a major crack and heroin distribution network, proving that even the most unlikely witnesses can bring down criminal enterprises. Story Snapshot Pet canary repeatedly mimicked drug dealer’s sales calls, providing

Three federal ICE agents narrowly escaped harm after a suspected arsonist targeted their Yakima, Washington office in an attack that underscores growing threats to law enforcement and the rule of law. Story Highlights A rock shattered an ICE office window before

ICE’s high-profile deportation of 50 Irish migrants signals to Americans that no one is above the law—regardless of background—and counters claims that immigration enforcement only targets non-white groups. Story Snapshot ICE deported approximately 50 undocumented Irish migrants, affirming that all illegal