Shutdown Fallout: 4,108 Federal Employees Fired Since October 1
Amid the U.S. government shutdown, 4,108 federal workers have been dismissed, disrupting services and sparking legal challenges.
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Amid the U.S. government shutdown, 4,108 federal workers have been dismissed, disrupting services and sparking legal challenges.
Thousands of Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers strike across the U.S. West Coast for safe staffing, fair wages and stronger patient care protections.
Hamas returned four more hostages’ coffins as Israel halves Gaza aid, darkening the outlook for Trump’s Gaza peace plan and raising doubts over lasting ceasefire progress.
Severe thunderstorms slammed southwest California, prompting flash flood and debris-flow warnings across Los Angeles County.
Marking 80 years since the UN Charter came into force on Oct. 24, 1945, we explore its enduring principles, global impact, and why its vision matters for today’s youth, innovators, and changemakers.
Third U.S. government shutdown in 12 years has left military families without pay, pushing some to seek help from food banks for the first time.
Facing intensified ICE raids, Los Angeles County may declare a state of emergency to shield immigrant residents from evictions and financial hardship amid a legal battle.
Thirty years after the Beijing Declaration, reproductive freedom in the U.S. faces fresh challenges as renewed attacks spur legal battles and global solidarity.
IMF experts warn of uncertainty at Washington D.C. meetings, with trade risks balanced by AI-driven innovation offering steady growth opportunities.
As Beijing hosts a Global Leaders’ Meeting on Women, Latin America’s political landscape showcases female heads of state alongside ongoing challenges to gender parity.