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A Washington, D.C., superior court judge has ruled that the Kennedy Center must pay more than $250,000 in legal fees to vibraphonist Chuck Redd, who canceled his annual Christmas Eve concert last December after President Trump's name appeared on the building's facade.
The Los Angeles Unified School District has launched one of the nation's most ambitious screen time restriction policies, affecting more than 400,000 students. Teachers face the challenge of redesigning curriculum with minimal guidance as the phased rollout begins this week.
The Federal Aviation Administration has selected Air Space Intelligence to overhaul the nation's air traffic system using artificial intelligence. The Seattle-area startup already helps Alaska Airlines save roughly a million gallons of fuel annually through predictive analytics.
In Atomic City, Idaho, population 52, residents live just miles from America's nuclear energy testing grounds and welcome the technology most Americans still oppose. Three companies recently activated new reactor designs this summer as the nation's electricity demands surge.
Lewis Kalb, a longtime Philadelphia Phillies supporter and substitute teacher, achieved a lifelong ambition this week when he took to the airwaves to call one of the team's games. The devoted fan's broadcast style drew comparisons to classic radio announcers from decades past.
The Women's Professional Baseball League kicked off its inaugural season on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois, drawing sold-out crowds and international attention as four teams competed in a milestone moment for women's sports.
Candidates across the political spectrum are seizing on widespread public opposition to artificial intelligence data centers, with recent polling showing 7 in 10 Americans oppose such facilities in their communities. The issue is driving voter decisions from Michigan to Wisconsin to Ohio.
Staff at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention gathered to honor the memory of a security guard killed in a shooting at the Atlanta facility one year ago. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. attended the memorial.
A federal appeals court has ordered the Trump administration to stop work on its controversial White House ballroom project, ruling that congressional approval is required. The administration has two weeks to appeal to the Supreme Court.
The United States military has begun a significant reorganization of its command structure throughout the Western Hemisphere, a move that carries potential implications for regional security and diplomatic relations. The restructuring is taking place with minimal public announcement.
One month after Nolan Wells' body was discovered on a Mississippi island, authorities continue investigating the Black teenager's death amid online speculation and threats.
President Donald Trump announced Thursday he is making a second attempt to restrict automatic citizenship for individuals born in the United States, months after the Supreme Court rejected his initial effort. The president signed two executive actions addressing immigration and what he termed birth tourism.
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