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NewsCritical Hurricane Evacuation Tool Faces Imminent Expiration as FEMA Funding Stalls Amid Intense Congressional Budget Deadlock
Local emergency managers across the United States warn that losing the Hurrevac system will severely jeopardize public safety...
NewsProsecutor Admitted Lacking Evidence in Powell Investigation, Unsealed Transcripts Show
Unsealed transcripts reveal that federal prosecutors admitted to having no evidence of crimes during the Federal Reserve investigation.
NewsFlorida Democrats Flip Two Seats In Special Legislative Elections
by Mitch Perry, Florida Phoenix Florida Democrats flipped two legislative seats Tuesday night in their biggest election night in years.
NewsWalmart Races to Install Digital Price Tags Across All U.S. Stores by the End of 2026
Retail giant transitions every American location to electronic labels by year-end, updating prices in minutes while streamlining store operations.
NewsTrump Swears In Markwayne Mullin As DHS Secretary Amid Escalating Department Shutdown And Airport Chaos (Video)
President Trump installs the Oklahoma Republican to lead the embattled agency as ICE agents begin patrolling nation’s airports.
NewsHow a Missing Transponder Led to the LaGuardia Tragedy (Video)
NTSB reveals critical system failure after investigators confirm the fire truck lacked a transponder during the LaGuardia crash...
NewsMinnesota Files Landmark Lawsuit: A High-Stakes Legal Stand Against Federal Mandates and New Executive Branch Directives
The Minnesota Attorney General files a massive legal challenge protecting state environmental laws, healthcare funding, and fundamental rights.
NewsMarkets in Whiplash: How a Five-Day Pause in the Iran War Upended Global Trading
A sudden five-day halt to military strikes triggers global market relief, but structural economic supply vulnerabilities remain entrenched.
News2025 Extended Session Cost Florida Taxpayers More Than $259K
Lawmakers must return to Tallahassee soon to resolve deep spending disagreements and finalize a multi-billion dollar state budget.