Governor Stitt has appointed Rear Admiral Gregory Slavonic as the interim Commissioner of the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS). Announced on Wednesday, the Governor expressed confidence in Slavonic’s ability to handle the challenges that lie ahead for the agency.

A federal judge has found that the Royal Canadian Mounted Police breached procedural fairness and engaged in a “circular argument” when it abruptly revoked a former intelligence officer’s Top Secret security clearance.

Harvard University is taking legal action to block President Trump’s order barring foreign students from entering the United States. The move marks a significant escalation in the ongoing tension between higher education institutions and immigration policies.

As the New York City mayoral primary approaches, former Governor Andrew Cuomo confronts a new obstacle: a Department of Justice investigation that he believes could bolster his campaign.

In a significant development for international trade, President Donald Trump announced that the United States and China will resume trade talks following a “very positive” conversation with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The renewed negotiations aim to break the impasse over tariffs affecting both nations.

The Town of Sussex in New Brunswick is set to advance its flood diversion project following a favorable review by the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada, which found limited adverse effects within federal jurisdiction.

President Trump has issued a sweeping proclamation that fully or partially bans travel from 12 countries across Africa, the Middle East, and South America. This significant policy shift impacts international travel and may have profound implications for global relations.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph has spoken out after facing backlash for appearing on stage with former President Donald Trump at a rally last week. Alongside teammates Miles Killebrew and Rocky Bleier, Rudolph addresses the controversy stemming from their participation.

Amid longstanding tensions with China, Japan is intensifying efforts to persuade the United States to lower tariffs on automobiles. Japanese official Akazawa is embarking on a four-day visit to Washington to expedite negotiations ahead of the G7 summit.

The crew of a cargo ship carrying 3,000 vehicles, including 800 electric models, abandoned ship after an uncontrolled fire broke out off Alaska’s coast. All 22 members were safely rescued, raising concerns about maritime safety and the transportation of electric vehicles at sea.

In the first NYC mayoral debate, Zohran Mamdani emerged as a transformative figure, pushing opponents to elevate their promises while Andrew Cuomo strategically dodged attacks.

After the 2012 presidential election defeat, the Republican Party faced significant challenges. Under Donald Trump’s leadership, the GOP underwent a transformation that revitalized its base and reshaped its political fortunes.

As the deadline for a potential TikTok ban approaches, users across the United States await the fate of their beloved app. With popular trends like “mob wife” and “MAGA woman” losing steam, the platform’s uncertain future raises questions about its impact on American digital culture.

Senate Democrats are warning that President Trump’s proposal to eliminate funding for NPR and PBS could lead to station shutdowns and the loss of essential services. With the House GOP scheduled to vote on reclaiming $1.1 billion next week, partisan tensions over public broadcasting are intensifying.

State officials have banned an Ewa Beach man from the Pupukea Marine Life Conservation District after he illegally collected dozens of opihi from the protected area. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement of conservation laws on Oahu’s North Shore to protect Hawaii’s marine ecosystems.

Donald Trump’s ambitious domestic policy bill faces significant hurdles as opposition from Elon Musk threatens to derail its passage into law. This clash between the president and the tech titan introduces new complexities into the legislative process and hints at a potential rift between two of the world’s most influential figures.

Pennsylvania lawmakers Abney and Benham have introduced bills proposing new taxes on rideshare services and increased fees on car rentals and leases. The revenue from these measures aims to bolster funding for public transportation systems across the state, including Allegheny County’s Pittsburgh Regional Transit.

With union membership at just 9.2%, New Hampshire lags behind the national average, even as organized labor returns to the forefront of national discussions. The state’s declining unionization highlights a contrast with the growing national attention on workers’ rights.

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has ruled that Venezuelan migrants deported under the Alien Enemies Act must be given the opportunity to legally contest accusations of gang affiliation, marking a significant shift in their fight for justice.

Welfare departments across New Hampshire are witnessing a surge in demand for services, but with pandemic relief funds drying up, they fear their budgets may not suffice.

In a surprising turn, former President Donald Trump has called for scrapping the US debt limit, aligning with Senator Elizabeth Warren on the issue. This marks an unusual agreement between two longtime political rivals on a significant fiscal policy matter.