The Maori Party is facing an unprecedented suspension after performing a haka protest during a parliamentary vote, which was described as ‘intimidating’ by Judith Collins, chair of Parliament’s Privileges Committee.

With over 48 million Americans affected by hearing loss, Audien’s over-the-counter hearing aids are reshaping accessibility and affordability in a once prohibitive market. By eliminating traditional barriers like high costs and prescriptions, Audien offers discreet, advanced solutions that empower users to reconnect with the world around them.

Washington stands on edge as Governor Bob Ferguson contemplates the fate of critical tax bills essential to the state’s budget. Lawmakers, lobbyists, and business leaders eagerly await his decision, understanding its profound impact on the state’s fiscal future.

A Russian research associate at Harvard University has been detained since February after being charged with smuggling frog embryos into the United States. Facing possible deportation, her lawyer disputes the allegations as “meritless.”

Rep. Scott Peters’ efforts to protect Medicaid were thwarted in Congress as a plan to scale back the healthcare program advanced despite his opposition. The decision holds significant implications for uninsured individuals relying on Medicaid in San Diego’s 50th District.

The Killeen City Council is poised to decide on the appointment of a new Communications and Marketing department head this Tuesday. The decision marks a significant moment for the city’s communication strategies and public engagement efforts.

In a swift response to new federal grant cuts announced by the Trump administration, Harvard University President Alan Garber has taken a voluntary pay cut. The move highlights leadership action amid funding challenges faced by higher education institutions.

Sean Matthews, a former Metropolitan Police officer, has been appointed as Lincolnshire’s leader for the Reform party after leaving the Conservatives following Rishi Sunak’s election. His leadership marks a significant shift in the county’s political landscape.

A co-owner of a small family-run business in the Similkameen Valley voices concerns over ICBC’s billing practices after receiving unexpected penalties. She believes these practices significantly impact small businesses like hers.

As the WNBA experiences unprecedented growth, players are advocating for salaries that reflect their contributions and the league’s success. Despite soaring popularity, player compensation remains a significant challenge.

House Republicans have introduced a proposal to terminate federal tax credits for electric vehicles and solar energy installations by the end of this year. This plan could lead to an early expiration date for several energy-related federal tax incentives, potentially impacting consumers and the renewable energy industry.

Residents of Plantation and Colonial roads in Laconia are awaiting the outcome of a lawsuit that will determine if the city is responsible for maintaining their streets. The case is currently moving through Belknap County Superior Court, leaving residents in limbo.

Robert F. Kennedy’s appointment to the Health and Human Services division raises critical concerns about his grasp of disease prevention and herd immunity. His perceived lack of understanding could have significant implications for public health initiatives.

Despite posting robust profits driven by AI server demand, Foxconn, a key supplier for Apple and Nvidia, has lowered its full-year sales outlook. The company cites currency appreciation and tariff risks as significant challenges ahead.

A foiled bomb plot against Lady Gaga unveils the troubling gamification of hate on social media platforms. The incident highlights how digital spaces are becoming breeding grounds for gendered online radicalization and the production of hate.

As deadlines loom, congressional committees are working tirelessly to fulfill President Trump’s ambitious legislative agenda. Republican leaders aim to include all of his priorities in a sweeping bill, but critical issues may jeopardize its passage.

Subaru is revising its electrification strategy as it braces for a potential $2.5 billion impact from tariffs. The automotive company is rethinking its approach in response to significant financial pressures.

India has firmly rejected President Donald Trump’s assertion that U.S. trade incentives influenced the recent ceasefire with Pakistan, disputing the claim and potentially straining diplomatic relations.

The treasury bills auction held on May 14, 2025, released crucial data on bids, sales, stop-rates, and prices, offering insights into current market dynamics.

At the 78th Cannes Film Festival, actor Robert De Niro used his platform to critique U.S. President Donald Trump, referring to him as “America’s philistine president.”

3M has agreed to pay up to $450 million to New Jersey, settling claims of widespread contamination from ‘forever chemicals’ affecting the state’s drinking water.