Hospitals are meant to be places of healing, not immigration checkpoints. As concerns over federal enforcement grow, medical centers have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to protect the well-being of every patient who comes through their doors.

FirstEnergy is asking regulators for longer turnaround times on power outages, citing severe weather linked to climate change. While its argument may hold some weight, critics demand strict monitoring and public reporting to prevent complacency and protect customers.

No. 2 South Carolina claimed a thrilling 68-65 victory over No. 4 Texas Thursday night, erasing the sting of its only loss this season. Joyce Edwards and Tessa Johnson combined for 27 points, propelling the Gamecocks to their 11th consecutive win.

Twice in modern U.S. history, the party holding the White House gained seats in a midterm election. According to one report, those same conditions could give Democrats a surprising advantage in the 2022 midterms.

Far-right activists across the globe are observing what’s been called a “nationwide insurrection” in Canada, which is bringing together an unlikely and alarming alliance. Many fear the movement could inspire copycat actions in other countries.

The Supreme Court has allowed Alabama’s congressional map to remain in place, sparking concern that critical voting protections are being disregarded. The decision has drawn criticism from those who believe the Court is too tolerant of temporary violations of Americans’ rights.

During his rally in Texas, Donald Trump suggested the possibility of granting pardons to those involved in the January 6 riots. While that drew immediate controversy, observers noted that his rhetoric about law enforcement might pose an even bigger concern.

A Liberian man has been released by a federal judge in Minnesota after his arrest by heavily armed immigration agents. The agents used a battering ram to break into his Minneapolis home, raising questions about the use of force and due process.

Ashley St. Clair, mother of one of Elon Musk’s sons, has filed a lawsuit against social media giant X. She alleges the platform hosts explicit AI-generated deepfakes involving her likeness and, more troublingly, children. The lawsuit draws attention to mounting anxiety over how quickly technology can create harmful content.

Auburn claimed a narrow 58-54 win over No. 21 Alabama in a competitive Southeastern Conference matchup. The defeat places Alabama at 17-2, highlighting the intensity of this women’s college basketball season.

Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has proposed a new vision for a democratic Iran, including an end to nuclear ambitions, a crackdown on drug trafficking, and official recognition of Israel. Experts say the English-language proposals are likely aimed at garnering U.S. attention, underscoring the prince’s quest to reshape Iran’s global image.

California has been declared 100% drought-free for the first time in a quarter-century, but a closer look reveals some caveats. While the U.S. Drought Monitor’s latest report marks a significant milestone, officials caution that this doesn’t guarantee long-term relief for the state.

Gonzaga forward Braden Huff will be sidelined for four to eight weeks due to a left knee injury. This prolonged absence could mean the ninth-ranked Bulldogs might not see Huff back in action this season.

Nick Reiner, once placed under a conservatorship in 2020, has been charged with killing his parents, Rob and Michele Singer Reiner. The tragic turn of events reveals a harrowing journey from legal oversight to severe criminal allegations.

Three University of Colorado Boulder law professors have joined a newly formed committee focused on legal technology. Created by the Colorado Supreme Court, this group will shape the future of how the state’s judicial system navigates technology-driven challenges.

President Donald Trump hosted Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) in a private White House meeting Thursday. The two focused on securing funds for New York’s Gateway tunnel project, along with healthcare and immigration policy.

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado made a striking gesture on Thursday by presenting her Nobel Peace Prize to U.S. President Donald Trump. The high-stakes encounter could influence how the White House navigates Venezuela’s turbulent path forward.

Farmers across Florida are anxiously preparing for a blast of Arctic air that threatens to damage the state’s $7 billion citrus industry. As temperatures drop, growers are doing everything they can to shield their crops from potentially devastating losses.

Norway’s ski jumping program faces a serious setback after two coaches and a suit technician were suspended for making unapproved alterations to athletes’ suits. The incident, which took place during the 2025 world championships, has raised significant concerns just ahead of the Olympics.

A recent ICE raid at a Meta data center construction site in rural Louisiana led to the arrest of two truck drivers. Reports indicate that the incident exposes a mounting tension between former President Donald Trump’s immigration stance and the push to develop AI-related infrastructure.

In a move not seen in decades, President Donald Trump is threatening to activate the Insurrection Act. The threat comes amid persistent protests over ICE activity in Minnesota.