Domestic violence victims called 911. They were sent to jail.

Across US, domestic violence survivors say they were wrongly arrested in their time of need, misidentified by police as offenders instead of victims

Deutsche Welle opens applications for 2028–2029 journalism traineeship

APPLICATIONS are open for the Deutsche Welle (DW) Journalism Traineeship 2028, an 18-month paid training programme in Germany for aspiring journalists and media professionals seeking…

China’s Belt and Road hasn’t lived up to Xi’s promise

Designed to dwarf even the Marshall Plan, the American program to rebuild Europe after World War II, China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was first…

Brooklyn’s Ocean Parkway is a haven for reckless driving. Mamdani isn’t allowed to fix it.

Ocean Parkway's founding designer Frederick Law Olmsted never imagined a world where cars would take over Ocean Parkway. City data shows seven people have been…

My sister isn’t financially stable. Do I have to help?

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In Pursuit – America 250: Maria Shriver on Betty Ford

The Chancellor refuses to make ‘crude cuts’ to welfare bill

Black and Latino children end up in foster care in Colorado at higher rates despite overall drop

The latest report on racial disparity in the state child welfare system shows little improvement for children of color

Goodnight nobody, goodnight mush

Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW. Tally up two more cases of voter fraud in Minnesota, this time by conservative provocateur James O’Keefe…

AI Tried to Buy the Midterms — Then the Lobby Learned Everyone Hates AI

Facing bipartisan backlash and a decaying reputation, AI super PACs are changing tactics. We tracked their election spending so far. The post AI Tried to…

AIPAC Isn’t Retreating. Here’s How It’s Already Shaping the Next Congress.

A new project by The Intercept reveals the hundreds of candidates still taking the pro-Israel lobby’s cash, and how AIPAC is obscuring its spending. The…

Detroit Could Block Billionaire-Owned Concrete Plant From Further Neighborhood Expansion

The post Detroit Could Block Billionaire-Owned Concrete Plant From Further Neighborhood Expansion appeared first on ProPublica.

High housing costs cut into Texans’ income gains in 2025, new Census data shows

Incomes grew in some parts of the state and fell in others, according to new U.S. Census Bureau figures. Meanwhile, homeowners are paying more to…

Texas elections aren’t official until they get certified. Here’s how it works.

The typically low-key process has come under scrutiny since Jan. 6 rioters sought to halt certification of the 2020 presidential election.

70% of Hong Kong subdivided flats register for grace period under new regulatory system

Some 70 per cent of Hong Kong’s subdivided flats have been registered under a grace period system that will give landlords three years to ensure…

Katsina: 154 students hospitalised after drug reaction discharged – Police

THE Katsina State Police Command says all the 154 students affected by an adverse drug reaction at Government Science Secondary School, Batagarawa, have been treated…

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Bandit Dago Sale Alleges Nigerian Soldier Supplies Guns To Gang, Claims N1bn Ransom Collected From Two Kidnappings Involving Customs Officers

Bandit Dago Sale Alleges Nigerian Soldier Supplies Guns To Gang, Claims N1bn Ransom Collected From Two Kidnappings Involving Customs Officers In a video obtained by…

EXCLUSIVE: Lagos Records Zero Spending On N7.45bn Cancer, Dialysis Projects In First Six Months Of 2026 Amid Treatment Crisis

EXCLUSIVE: Lagos Records Zero Spending On N7.45bn Cancer, Dialysis Projects In First Six Months Of 2026 Amid Treatment Crisis The report, covering the second quarter…