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Onondaga County Seeks $1M From Rosamond Gifford Zoo for AquariumPolitics

Onondaga County Seeks $1M From Rosamond Gifford Zoo for Aquarium

Onondaga County officials demanded a $1 million contribution from the Friends of the Rosamond Gifford Zoo to fund the construction of a new local aquarium.

Kalshi Bans Three Candidates for Betting on Their Own ElectionsPolitics

Kalshi Bans Three Candidates for Betting on Their Own Elections

Kalshi fined three political candidates, including Mark Moran, and issued five-year bans for betting on their own elections to maintain platform integrity.

Supreme Court Justices Shift Toward Individual Branding StrategiesPolitics

Supreme Court Justices Shift Toward Individual Branding Strategies

Supreme Court justices now pursue individual branding through book tours and public manifestos to build personal constituencies outside the courtroom walls.

RI Labor Unions Solidify Legislative Power After Decade of OrganizingPolitics

RI Labor Unions Solidify Legislative Power After Decade of Organizing

Rhode Island labor unions have gained significant legislative control after ten years of primary organizing, successfully ending the state's austerity era.

Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire to Stall Tehran’s Strategic OptionsPolitics

Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire to Stall Tehran’s Strategic Options

President Donald Trump indefinitely extended the ceasefire with Iran to freeze diplomatic progress and maintain pressure through the current naval blockade.

Virginia Democrats Bypass Redistricting Panel to Solidify ControlPolitics

Virginia Democrats Bypass Redistricting Panel to Solidify Control

Virginia Democrats voted Tuesday to bypass the state’s bipartisan redistricting commission, moving to draw legislative boundaries without oversight.

Trump Iran Strike Forces EU to Rethink Security IndependencePolitics

Trump Iran Strike Forces EU to Rethink Security Independence

President Donald Trump ordered a unilateral military strike on Iran, forcing European Union leaders to develop independent security strategies for the bloc.

US Navy Boards M/T Tifani in Bay of Bengal to Block Iranian OilPolitics

US Navy Boards M/T Tifani in Bay of Bengal to Block Iranian Oil

The US Navy boarded the tanker M/T Tifani in the Bay of Bengal to seize Iranian crude oil, targeting the ghost fleet to disrupt Tehran's energy revenue.

Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Resigns Amid House Ethics ProbePolitics

Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Resigns Amid House Ethics Probe

Florida Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from the U.S. House of Representatives today to avoid a formal ruling from the House Ethics Committee.

Warren Questions Fed Nominee Kevin Warsh on 2020 ElectionPolitics

Warren Questions Fed Nominee Kevin Warsh on 2020 Election

Senator Elizabeth Warren questioned Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh on April 21, 2026, about whether Joe Biden won the 2020 election during his hearing.

Cherfilus-McCormick Resigns Before House Ethics Committee VotePolitics

Cherfilus-McCormick Resigns Before House Ethics Committee Vote

Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from the House today minutes before the Ethics Committee could hold a formal vote on her expulsion.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Reporter Daniel Bice Dies at 62Politics

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Reporter Daniel Bice Dies at 62

Veteran Milwaukee Journal Sentinel political reporter Daniel Bice died at age 62 on April 21 after battling esophageal cancer in his home state of Wisconsin.