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Oct 25 2023
Analysis
What unites the global protests for Palestinian rights
In light of the growing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, protests supporting Palestinian rights have erupted around the world in the last two weeks.
The protests, which vary by country or even by city, still have some common themes: They broadly condemn Israel’s military siege of Gaza, call for a ceasefire on all sides, and criticize US military aid for Israel. They have been notable in
Vox
Sep 29 2023
News
New I-10 flyover ramp to New Orleans airport opens
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development on Friday opened the newly constructed Interstate 10 west flyover ramp to the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY). The new flyover ramp at the Loyola Drive exit in Kenner marks the first major step of a project that began in 2020 under the helm of then-DOTD secretary Shawn Wilson, who is now running for governor.
Louisiana Illuminator
Oct 05 2023
News
Native Hawaiian Convention moves to Maui to ‘amplify voices of the people’
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The 22nd Annual Native Hawaiian Convention will be held on Maui instead of its original host island of Oahu. “I believe there is no greater way to kāko‘o Maui than to elevate the voices of the Maui people through the largest platform that CNHA can offer. Our convention is the largest gathering of Native Hawaiians that brings community, cross-sector industry leaders, and
KHON 2
Oct 06 2023
News
Utah is not a ‘sanctuary state,’ Gov. Cox says, citing ‘outdated’ ICE memo shared with state leaders
An “outdated” memo from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Salt Lake City field office that called Utah a “sanctuary state” drew criticism Friday from state leaders, who said the country’s immigration troubles were the federal government’s “failure” — not Utah’s or its sheriffs’ offices. The public squabble comes as none of Utah’s county jails currently contract with ICE to detain
The Salt Lake Tribune
Jul 24 2023
News
Greece fires: Corfu launches evacuations as Rhodes rescue flights begin
Foreign Office Minister Andrew Mitchell has urged British tourists in Rhodes to "stick very close to your tour company, they know best what you should do". “Stick to the tour operator and the local Greek services who will give the best possible advice," he told BBC Breakfast a short time ago. Mitchell said there were between 7,000 and 10,000 British tourists on the island and emphasised the
BBC News
Oct 04 2023
News
Despite McCarthy Ousting, Congressional Conservative’s Anti-ESG Agenda Is Safe
In an unprecedented move, Congressman Matt Gaetz toppled Kevin McCarthy from Speaker of the House of Representatives. While the turmoil is causing infighting within the Republican Party, one unifying theme in potential replacements is fighting against environmental, social, and governance. ESG is a rapidly expanding global industry that is set on changing the way business functions. It adds a
Forbes
Oct 04 2023
News
McConnell tells House GOP to nix rule deployed to oust McCarthy: ‘hammerlock of dysfunction’
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has only one piece of advice for the next Republican House speaker: “get rid of the motion to vacate.” “I hope whoever the next speaker is gets rid of the motion to vacate. I think it makes the speaker’s job impossible,” the Kentucky Republican told reporters Wednesday. “The American people expect us to have a functioning government.” Mr. McConnell said a
Washington Times
Sep 29 2023
News
Sean Reyes reacts to allegations against Tim Ballard by avoiding endorsement
Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes announced Friday that he will not issue an endorsement for the Senate race. Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) will not be running for reelection after serving a single term in the seat. Currently, there are only two other candidates who have announced they are running: local Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs and the Utah Speaker of the House Brad Wilson, both Republicans.
Washington Examiner
Dec 18 2020
Headline Roundup
Congress Averts Government Shutdown, Nears COVID-19 Relief Deal
Congress passed a two-day stopgap measure Friday to avoid a midnight government shutdown, as negotiations continue over a COVID-19 relief bill. The House of Representatives passed the stopgap with a 320-60 vote, and the Senate unanimously approved it shortly after; President Donald Trump must now offer his final approval. Lawmakers will reconvene Sunday afternoon about possibly attaching a $
CNN (Online News)
The Hill
Washington Examiner
Oct 04 2023
News
The House Tried to Oust a Speaker Once Before McCarthy. Here’s What Happened
Kevin McCarthy, Republican Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, was kicked out of the job Tuesday in a historic vote after less than a year in the role. The vote reflected a rebellion of the far-right members of the California congressman’s party—led by Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz—who objected to the way McCarthy worked with Democrats to make a deal that would avoid a government shutdown
Time Magazine