A closer look at the U.S. House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol reveals that its actual costs were nearly double original estimates. Using taxpayer funds to hire TV news producers and documentary filmmakers, the panel sought to dramatize the events surrounding the Capitol breach.

Arthur I. Cyr examines how Democrats’ recent election victories highlight deeper changes in the nation’s political arena. By referencing historical figures like Eugene V. Debs and contemporary leaders such as Donald Trump, the article underscores how individual victories reflect broader ideological shifts.

Planning a trip next year? Expect to see fresh tourist taxes in Europe and Asia, from Venice to Bangkok. These fees aim to address overtourism and promote more sustainable travel practices.

California’s Proposition 50 is throwing fresh fuel on the country’s redistricting disputes. While Democrats see this mid-decade map-drawing effort as a way to gain an upper hand, some leaders, like Evan Cragin, were initially hesitant to endorse the strategy.

When federal SNAP benefits go unpaid, local communities feel the impact immediately. At Christ the King’s Food Pantry, one volunteer experiences a rollercoaster of shame, anger, joy, and hope—emotions that reveal the depths of both crisis and compassion.

Americans aged 65 and older saw a 3.1% climb between 2023 and 2024, according to new U.S. Census Bureau estimates. While the specific state ranking details are behind a paywall, the data underscores the country’s ongoing shift toward an older population—a trend largely driven by baby boomers.

Indian Oil Corporation, India’s largest state-held refiner, is aiming to procure Russian crude oil that is free from sanctions for delivery in early 2026. The new tender also extends to American and West African suppliers, underscoring India’s commitment to maintaining stable and lawful energy imports.

More than 42 million people depend on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) for daily nourishment, underscoring a significant hunger issue across the United States. Formerly known as food stamps, SNAP continues to serve as an essential lifeline for families and individuals facing economic hardship.

“Sovereign” explores the haunting real-life journey of a self-proclaimed “sovereign citizen” whose defiance against authority spirals into a devastating tragedy. Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay deliver gripping performances in this tense Hulu drama.

South Australia’s youth detention system is reportedly facing “significant shortcomings” that hamper the rehabilitation and care of young people in custody. Concerns focus on the system’s overall struggles and how they affect youth offenders’ prospects for a better future.

President Donald Trump says the United States and India are “pretty close” to a fair trade agreement that could lower tariffs currently set at 50 percent on Indian imports. India’s recent cuts to its Russian oil purchases appear to be a key factor. The president also hinted at a possible visit to India next year at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s invitation.

A recent article explores Santa Ana’s collaboration with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, raising questions about how local agencies may be gathering and sharing personal data. This investigation was co-published by CALÓ News and Inadvertent but remains largely behind a paywall.

Dallas found itself at the center of a broader Immigration and Customs Enforcement discussion, extending beyond the widely known 287(g) program. This article uncovers ICE’s additional requests from the city, although the full details remain behind a paywall.

Preston County Schools Board members in Kingwood, W.Va., recently considered a proposal to open school-based health centers. The discussion was part of a board meeting dedicated to improving student access to medical care and addressing other district business.

President Trump has issued unexpected pardons for Rudy Giuliani, Sidney Powell, and dozens more, sparking debate over his use of executive power. At the same time, his administration is accelerating prosecutions against Obama-era officials, fueling partisan tensions and raising questions about potential political equivalences.

Every November 11, local crowds gather before the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Warsaw’s Piłsudski Square. Somber commemorations and precise military salutes mark Poland’s Independence Day, recalling both the country’s turbulent past and its enduring spirit.

After weeks of political gridlock, lawmakers voted 60-40 to approve a funding measure to reopen the federal government. The move brings an end to the longest shutdown in US history.

The United States Supreme Court refused on Monday to hear the appeal of Kim Davis, a former Kentucky county clerk who once defied a court order to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Davis aimed to overturn the landmark 2015 ruling on same-sex marriage, but the Court’s decision keeps that historic judgment intact.

Voters across several U.S. states and cities are choosing governors, mayors, and other key officials. Races in Virginia, New Jersey, and New York City hold particular weight this Election Day, highlighting the significance of local leadership amid a rapidly shifting political climate.

In a move aimed at synchronizing job training opportunities with the labor market’s needs, the Trump administration granted the Labor Department new authority over career-technical education. While some applaud this push for workforce alignment, critics warn that students could miss out on a broader educational foundation.

New York City may witness a landmark election as Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old Democratic Socialist and Muslim, is poised to become mayor. Polls show that Mamdani, writing just before Election Day, holds a lead in the nation’s largest city, marking a turning point in its political landscape.