The U. S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has recently suggested some big changes to the rules that prevent discrimination in the financial world. These changes could make it harder to prove that certain practices are unfair, even if they end up hurting specific groups of people. The CF
Chicago's Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor J. B. Pritzker have been making headlines for their strong stance against federal immigration enforcement. They've taken steps to limit the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents within their state. Johnson recently signed an executiv
Donald Trump is making big waves again, this time with a huge legal threat against the BBC. He's saying they edited a speech he gave in a way that made him look bad, and he wants a whopping $1 billion to make it right. But is this just a big show, or does he have a real case? First, let's talk abou
The BBC, a beloved British institution, is facing serious challenges. Critics say it's biased, and even the U. S. President Donald Trump is threatening to sue. The issue started with a documentary that edited Trump's speech in a way that made it seem like he was calling for violence. The BBC admitte
In a series of thefts that spanned several months, a man from Baltimore is accused of stealing lawn equipment worth nearly $50, 000 from well-known home improvement stores. The suspect, aged 38, faces serious charges, including felony theft, in Baltimore County Circuit Court. His brother was also ar
Stewart Rhodes, the leader of the Oath Keepers, recently shared his plans to revive the group. He wants them to be ready for action if President Trump asks. Rhodes was let out of prison earlier this year after Trump cut his 18-year sentence short. He believes Trump can use the Oath Keepers to help e
A deal to end the record-long government shutdown has been struck, but it's not all smooth sailing for Democrats. Eight Senate Democrats joined forces with Republicans to push forward a plan to reopen the government. This agreement still needs final approval from the Senate, a nod from the House, an
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, the big name in amusement parks, is facing a legal storm. A class action lawsuit has been filed against the company and some of its top executives. The lawsuit claims that Six Flags didn't tell the whole truth about its financial health before a major merger in J
The Supreme Court has decided to tackle a big question: Can states count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day? This isn't just about one state; it could change how elections work across the country. Mississippi is in the middle of this debate. The state allows mail-in ballots to be counte
A Mexican diplomat has left Peru, adding fuel to an ongoing diplomatic dispute. Peru's migration agency confirmed the departure of Karla Ornelas, Mexico's top diplomat in the country. This move follows Peru's decision to cut diplomatic ties with Mexico. The conflict began when Mexico granted asylum
