U.S. News

TSA Screens Record 3.13 Million Passengers on Busiest Travel Day in U.S. Aviation History

TSA sets new record, screening over 3.13 million passengers on November 30, 2025, amid the Thanksgiving travel surge.

#tsa, #thanksgivingtravel, #aviationrecovery, #usairtravel

DOJ Investigates United Parks & Resorts for ADA Compliance Issues

DOJ probes major theme parks for potential ADA violations over mobility aid restrictions.

#ada, #justicedepartment, #seaworld, #disabilityrights

Controversy Erupts at OSU Over Ban on Land Acknowledgments

Ohio State University faces backlash after restricting land acknowledgments, raising debates on academic freedom and Indigenous recognition.

#ohio, #osu, #indigenous, #academia

Justice Department Sues Michigan Landlord for Alleged Sexual Harassment

U.S. DOJ sues landlord William Aaron Asper for sexual harassment under the Fair Housing Act, seeking damages and prevention measures.

#justice, #fairhousing, #sexualharassment, #us, #michigan

Postponement of 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines Due to Government Shutdown

The release of U.S. dietary guidelines is delayed to 2026, affecting health policies and industry strategies.

#dietaryguidelines, #governmentshutdown, #healthpolicy, #nutrition

San Francisco Sues Major Food Manufacturers Over Ultraprocessed Foods

San Francisco files historic lawsuit against top food companies for health risks linked to ultraprocessed foods.

#sanfrancisco, #lawsuit, #ultraprocessedfoods, #publichealth

ACLU Report Exposes Systemic Flaws in US Death Penalty System

ACLU report highlights wrongful convictions in US death penalty cases, focusing on racial bias and systemic flaws impacting Black men.

#aclu, #deathpenalty, #wrongfulconvictions, #racialequality

Ohio Enacts Controversial Higher Education Reform Law

Ohio's new higher education law bans DEI programs, prohibits faculty strikes, and mandates civics courses.

#ohio, #highereducation, #reform, #academicfreedom

Missouri Joins Legal Sports Betting Arena: Launches with Major Pro Teams Backing

Missouri launches legal sports betting, becoming the 39th state since 2018. Major teams backed the move, promising $35M in annual tax revenue.

#missouri, #legalbetting, #sportsbetting, #gamingcommission

Arizona Man Indicted for Synagogue Arson in Hate Crime Case

Arizona man indicted on hate crime charges for synagogue arson; community vows resilience.

#arizona, #synagogue, #arson, #hatecrime

Brookings Institution Report Links Economic Opportunity to Public Safety

Brookings report finds economic opportunities crucial for reducing violent crime in urban areas.

#brookings, #crime, #economicopportunity, #publicsafety

U.S. Faces Surging Homelessness Amid Affordable Housing Shortage

The U.S. homelessness rate rises 18% in 2024, as affordable housing shortage worsens, impacting 770,000 people.

#homelessness, #affordablehousing, #usnews, #housingcrisis

DOJ Probes Theme Parks for Disability Discrimination Over Walker Ban

US DOJ investigates theme parks for potential ADA violations regarding rollator walker prohibitions.

#doj, #disability, #ada, #themeparks, #accessibility

Tragedy Strikes Stockton: Mass Shooting at Family Gathering Leaves 4 Dead, 10 Injured

A targeted mass shooting at a family gathering in Stockton, CA, leaves 4 dead and 10 injured, heightening gun violence concerns.

#stockton, #massshooting, #gunviolence, #publicsafety

ACLU Report Exposes Systemic Flaws in US Capital Punishment

A new ACLU report reveals systemic flaws and racial bias in the US death penalty system, calling for its repeal.

#aclu, #deathpenalty, #racialbias, #wrongfulconvictions