The Wisconsin Senate has unanimously passed a $133.5 million package to address PFAS contamination, ending a years-long stalemate. The legislation provides grants for testing and remediation while establishing liability protections for innocent landowners.
President Trump and Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin met on St. Patrick's Day to discuss the war in Iran. While Martin sought to bridge the gap with European allies, Trump defended the strikes and promised Irish energy prices would 'drop like a rock' once the conflict ends.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky characterized the Russia-Iran alliance as 'brothers in hatred' during a visit to London, warning that the two regimes are sharing AI-driven drone technology. Ukraine is now exporting its anti-drone expertise to Middle East allies to counter the shared threat.
Comedian Chelsea Handler reveals that the $5.9 million Brentwood mansion she purchased from HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a 'toxic' disaster with a crumbling foundation and illegal structures.
President Trump criticized UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer in the Oval Office, citing a lack of support in the Iran conflict and labeling him 'no Winston Churchill.' The remarks highlight growing tensions over military cooperation and energy policy.
Radio host Adam Carolla slammed Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for claiming air conditioning was not 'essential' in the city until recent years. The dispute comes as Southern California braces for record-shattering triple-digit temperatures.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer hosted President Volodymyr Zelensky in London, pledging that the UK will not lose focus on Ukraine despite the growing conflict in Iran. The visit highlights a deepening divide between European support and recent friction in Washington regarding peace plans.
Israel claims to have killed Iran's security chief Ali Larijani on Day 18 of the Iran War, while U.S. counterterrorism director Joe Kent resigned in protest, blaming Israeli influence for the conflict.
Attorneys for Brian J. Cole Jr. have moved to dismiss explosives charges, arguing that his alleged actions are covered by President Trump's Jan. 6 pardon proclamation. The case serves as a major test for the legal scope of 'related to' offenses under the executive order.
Atlanta and Miami have launched significant affordable housing projects targeting city employees and seniors. These developments, including a 20-story high-rise in Atlanta, utilize public land and state grants to combat rising urban living costs.
Israel has confirmed the killing of Ali Larijani, Iran’s security chief and a member of its ruling triumvirate, in a precision airstrike on Tehran. The strike also claimed the life of Basij commander Gholamreza Soleimani, sparking global security concerns and reported paranoia within the Kremlin.
The Canadian government has released departmental plans to eliminate 28,000 federal positions over the next four years. With over 26,000 layoff notices already issued in 2026, unions are warning of 'reckless' impacts on public safety and service delivery.
