Why farmworkers can no longer afford to live where they work
Rising rural housing costs are outpacing farm wages, leaving farmers without the help they need and threatening family-run operations.
Bessent to unveil ‘toughest sanctions in history’ against Iran in Monday news conference
Just days after President Trump announced a “crushing economic operation” against Iran, Scott Bessent is scheduled to share more details.
Bessent readies ‘Economic D-Day’ for Iran; Hawk Fire forces Reno evacuations
Plus, Trump slaps 50% tariffs on billions in Canadian goods as the trade fight escalates. And the 2028 campaign takes shape in South Carolina, with Democrats already taking shots at each other.
US resumes drug boat strikes after two-month pause, killing two
What’s being called “Operation Southern Spear” has destroyed at least 66 vessels and killed more than 200 people since it began last year.
Trump threatens auto tariffs on Canada as leaders, businesses brace for longer fight
The Canadian dollar fell after new U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports deepened the trade fight between Washington and Ottawa.
A vibe shift online? How tradwives’ ‘girlboss’ turns indicate a changing content market
How influencer Nara Smith’s “Call Her Daddy” interview sparked an online discourse around who gets to choose the “tradwife” label.
In confusing Alaska election, some clarity: Dan Sullivan endorses Dan Sullivan over Dan Sullivan
The former Anchorage, Alaska, mayor endorsed Sen. Dan Sullivan in the race for Senate, against his competition, Dan Sullivan.
As power restoration deadlines loom, thousands are still without power in Indiana
At the height of the outage, more than 300,000 were without power. Now, as of Monday, that number sits around 10,000.
Jeffries quietly meets with Jared Kushner as House control hangs in balance: Report
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries reportedly sat down for a private meeting with President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner.