Cold shelters open in Orlando, Central Florida amid freeze warning
Credit: Salvation Army Orlando/Google Maps Central Florida is bracing for a prolonged cold spell this week, with unusually low temperatures […]
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University of Denver ramps up Holocaust, antisemitism studies
The University of Denver is aiming to become a global hub for scholarship on the Holocaust, abuses of power, racism,
Durham Committee and People’s Alliance Release 2026 Endorsements
Two of Durham’s most influential political organizations announced their slates of candidates for the upcoming elections. The People’s Alliance PAC
After winter storm, MTA set to restore most bus routes Tuesday
With weather and road conditions improving, the Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) will expand local bus service beginning Tuesday. All CityLink
Student activists organize ‘Red Card’ immigrant rights campaign for Orange County schools
Students organized with Youth Action Fund and Girls in Law show off their Red 4 Rights card campaign to inform
How a purge of China’s military leadership could impact the army and the future of Taiwan
By E. EDUARDO CASTILLO BEIJING (AP) — China made a major announcement over the weekend, saying it was investigating the
Hampton Roads closings, cancellations and more for Monday – The Virginian-Pilot
A winter storm over the weekend has led to some schools and facilities announcing closures and schedule delays. Chesapeake City
Gov. Scott Says ‘Enough’ After Federal Agents Kill Minneapolis Man
Gov. Phil Scott on Sunday urged a pause and “reset” of federal immigration operations following the latest killing of a
Federal judge in Boston warns Trump against targeting immigration status of students suing him
Local News The order aims to protect a group of noncitizen students from retaliation for suing the Trump administration. A
Colorado voters could see TABOR cap, tax change on ballots in November
A pair of measures that Democrats are aiming to place on the November ballot would significantly alter the foundation of