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Minimum Wage Shock: Pay Hikes Hit 19 States

Workers in 19 states are seeing higher paychecks as minimum wage increases take effect nationwide on New Year’s Day.

UC Berkeley Faces Backlash Over Suspension of Hunger-Striking Lecturer

UC Berkeley suspended a hunger-striking pro-Palestinian lecturer without pay, prompting backlash from faculty and students.

Musk Calls Walz ‘Traitor Tim’ as Minnesota Fraud Scandals Intensify

Elon Musk labels Gov. Tim Walz “Traitor Tim” as Minnesota faces ongoing fraud investigations tied to taxpayer-funded programs.

College Football Chaos: Ted Cruz Warns Transfer Portal Is an ‘Absolute Crisis’

Ted Cruz says the college football transfer portal is an “absolute crisis” hurting state programs nationwide.

Coupang Data Breach Compensation Shocks 34 Million Users

South Korean e-commerce giant Coupang, often dubbed the “Amazon of Korea,” has announced a $1.17 billion compensation plan following a massive data breach that exposed sensitive information of 34 million users.

New Orleans Charter Amendment Could Change Everything

The New Orleans City Council is set to consider a major charter amendment in January that would impose strict limits on city spending.

Trump Delivers $209M Boost to Florida Rural Health

Florida will receive more than $209 million in federal funding for rural health care improvements, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced Monday.

Copper Crime Exposed: Petty Theft Turns Deadly on Portland Streets

Copper crime took a deadly turn in Portland this month after a thief stole wiring from a traffic signal, setting off a chain of events that ended in a fatal crash.

Minnesota Somali Day Care Caught in Viral Fraud Scandal

A Minneapolis day care at the center of a viral fraud exposé is denying wrongdoing amid intensifying scrutiny of Minnesota’s massive, multibillion-dollar welfare fraud scandal.

TPS Stay Sparks Courtroom Clash as Judge Blocks DHS Deportations

The Temporary Protected Status (TPS) stay issued Tuesday by a federal judge has halted the Department of Homeland Security’s plan to end TPS for South Sudan, intensifying a broader fight over executive authority and immigration enforcement.

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