Sunday, December 21, 2025

National News

    Starbucks Reaches Settlement With Workers Amid Labor Disputes as Mayor-Elect Mandami Joins Protest

    in the last 24 hours, Starbucks reached a significant settlement with workers involved in long-running labor disputes over union rights and workplace conditions, according...

    Jasmine Crockett Eyes 2026 Texas Senate Run: Why Her Rising Star Could Shift Democratic Momentum

    Dallas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett is edging closer to a 2026 bid for the Texas U.S. Senate, and she’s no longer shy about saying it....

    Is Trumps Ban on “Third World Countries” A Ban on Minorities in America?

    President Trump’s latest announcement to ban migration from what he calls “third-world countries” has ignited a new wave of outrage, as civil-rights leaders, immigration...

    The Real Reason Black Friday Sales Are Down: Organized Boycotts & Union Walkouts

    Coordinated boycotts are casting a long shadow over this year’s Black Friday, threatening to chip away at what is normally the biggest shopping day...

    Charges Against Attorney General Tish James Dropped After Judge Rules Prosecutor’s Appointment Invalid

    In a major legal and political development, a federal judge has dismissed all criminal charges against New York Attorney General Letitia James after determining...

    The Trump Administration’s Escalating War on Free Speech

    In recent months, President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed his administration is restoring free speech to America—but the evidence suggests quite the opposite. Although...

    The Rise of Ghost Jobs in the American Job Market

    ver the past year, one of the most frustrating trends for American job seekers has been the rise of so-called “ghost jobs.” These are...

    Government Shutdown Ends, But the Financial Cost Is Significant

    After 43 days, the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history has officially come to an end. The federal government reopened after President Donald...