With Trump Headed Back to White House, What Can Democrats Do to Check His Power?
Trump's upcoming administration raises concerns about unchecked power and rapid policy changes.
Democratic control of the House is crucial to potentially limit Trump's aggressive agenda.
What impact could Trump have on US education? DW 11/22/2024
Trump's election raises concerns among educators as he proposes cuts to education funding and the potential abolishment of the Department of Education.
Trump Pitches A Complete U-Turn On Federal Support For EVs
Trump's incoming administration plans a significant reversal on EV policies, impacting subsidies and regulatory standards established under Biden.
Exponentially worse': Immigrant rights groups brace for second Trump term
Immigrant rights groups fear harsher policies and legal challenges during a second Trump term, potentially accelerating persecution and deportations.
What Trump's win could mean for Google's antitrust cases
His skepticism towards breaking up Google suggests an emphasis on fairness rather than dismantling.
Ongoing DOJ cases against Big Tech may be influenced by Trump's administration.
Second Trump term could bring more pressure on higher ed
Higher education could face increased scrutiny and pressure if Trump wins a second term.
With Trump Headed Back to White House, What Can Democrats Do to Check His Power?
Trump's upcoming administration raises concerns about unchecked power and rapid policy changes.
Democratic control of the House is crucial to potentially limit Trump's aggressive agenda.
What impact could Trump have on US education? DW 11/22/2024
Trump's election raises concerns among educators as he proposes cuts to education funding and the potential abolishment of the Department of Education.
Trump Pitches A Complete U-Turn On Federal Support For EVs
Trump's incoming administration plans a significant reversal on EV policies, impacting subsidies and regulatory standards established under Biden.
Exponentially worse': Immigrant rights groups brace for second Trump term
Immigrant rights groups fear harsher policies and legal challenges during a second Trump term, potentially accelerating persecution and deportations.
What Trump's win could mean for Google's antitrust cases
I'm a Trans Traveler. I May Need to Start Carrying "Papers" When Visiting These States.
Transgender travelers face increasing challenges due to new bathroom bills post-2024 elections, signaling a potential backlash against trans rights.
New York trans woman settles landmark lawsuit affirming transgender rights while in custody
The settlement between DeAnna LeTray and law enforcement in New York resulted in significant policy changes affirming the rights of incarcerated transgender individuals.
I'm a Trans Traveler. I May Need to Start Carrying "Papers" When Visiting These States.
Transgender travelers face increasing challenges due to new bathroom bills post-2024 elections, signaling a potential backlash against trans rights.
New York trans woman settles landmark lawsuit affirming transgender rights while in custody
The settlement between DeAnna LeTray and law enforcement in New York resulted in significant policy changes affirming the rights of incarcerated transgender individuals.
The USPTO grant rate has significantly increased since 2010 due to policy changes, but recent trends indicate a possible recalibration under new leadership.
Stabber was a policy fail, who's the extremist party? and other commentary
Bail reform policies in New York reportedly led to dangerous criminal releases, prompting calls for policy changes.
What does a second Trump presidency mean for Big Tech?
Trump's return to presidency may lead to significant changes in technology industry policies and regulations.
Biden administration doubles down on asylum restrictions at southern border
The Biden administration is tightening asylum restrictions at the southern border to present a hardline approach to immigration ahead of elections.
More student-loan borrowers are taking advantage of an updated route to get rid of their debt in bankruptcy court, top Democratic senators say
The Biden administration's 2022 guidance has improved bankruptcy discharge processes for student loan borrowers, leading to a notable increase in successful filings.
Biden administration doubles down on asylum restrictions at southern border
The Biden administration is tightening asylum restrictions at the southern border to present a hardline approach to immigration ahead of elections.
More student-loan borrowers are taking advantage of an updated route to get rid of their debt in bankruptcy court, top Democratic senators say
The Biden administration's 2022 guidance has improved bankruptcy discharge processes for student loan borrowers, leading to a notable increase in successful filings.
X's First Transparency Report Since Elon Musk's Takeover Is Finally Here
X's first transparency report marks a significant shift in how metrics are reported since Musk's acquisition of the company.
The drastic increase in reported content highlights substantial changes in user activity and reporting mechanisms compared to previous years.
Researchers Say Social Media Warning Is Too Broad
Dr. Vivek Murthy proposed mental health warning labels on social media platforms due to teenage mental health concerns.
How Republicans pushed Silicon Valley social media companies to stop fighting election misinformation
Social media platforms have shifted away from their initial commitments to combat misinformation since the Capitol riots, impacting electoral integrity.
New social media updates and features to know this week - PR Daily
X's policy changes are driving users to competitors like Bluesky, raising privacy and security concerns.
X's First Transparency Report Since Elon Musk's Takeover Is Finally Here
X's first transparency report marks a significant shift in how metrics are reported since Musk's acquisition of the company.
The drastic increase in reported content highlights substantial changes in user activity and reporting mechanisms compared to previous years.
Researchers Say Social Media Warning Is Too Broad
Dr. Vivek Murthy proposed mental health warning labels on social media platforms due to teenage mental health concerns.
How Republicans pushed Silicon Valley social media companies to stop fighting election misinformation
Social media platforms have shifted away from their initial commitments to combat misinformation since the Capitol riots, impacting electoral integrity.
New social media updates and features to know this week - PR Daily
X's policy changes are driving users to competitors like Bluesky, raising privacy and security concerns.
YouTube Will Now Allow Creators to Edit Out Rule-Breaking Elements in Videos
YouTube is allowing creators to edit content that has been age-restricted or removed for guideline violations, potentially reinstating the content after a review.
After the CSU mishandled Title IX, how are they implementing state recommendations?
California State University is mandated by law to reform its Title IX processes following a comprehensive audit revealing significant failures in handling sexual misconduct cases.
United Just Made a Big Change to Its Basic Economy Tickets
United Airlines is updating its policy to allow basic economy travelers to check in online, with measures to prevent carry-on baggage violations.
Humpday Headlines: SF Sheriff's Excercise Involving Pepper Spray Sickens Elementary School Students
California news highlights arrests, trials, and policy changes in San Francisco and surrounding areas.
California lawmakers unveiled 14 reparations bills. None of them call for cash payments
The California Legislative Black Caucus has outlined the first set of reparations proposals for the descendants of African Americans who were enslaved in the United States.
The proposals include a formal apology, the prohibition of involuntary servitude in prisons, and the return of property seized by governments under race-based eminent domain.
Humpday Headlines: SF Sheriff's Excercise Involving Pepper Spray Sickens Elementary School Students
California news highlights arrests, trials, and policy changes in San Francisco and surrounding areas.
California lawmakers unveiled 14 reparations bills. None of them call for cash payments
The California Legislative Black Caucus has outlined the first set of reparations proposals for the descendants of African Americans who were enslaved in the United States.
The proposals include a formal apology, the prohibition of involuntary servitude in prisons, and the return of property seized by governments under race-based eminent domain.
Overcoming Barriers to Veterans' Physical and Mental Health - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Veterans' health disparities require urgent policy changes for improved access and outcomes.
NYC schools face complaint for cutting sports access to Black and Latino students
Policy change to eliminate 'Guaranteed Individual Access' to sports teams disproportionately affects minority students.
Liberals have made our schools less safe and turned teachers into targets
Violence in schools, caught on camera, sheds light on the need for policy changes and increased awareness of the issue.
A Big Week For Not Knowing The Law
Legal industry updates on high-profile cases and policy decisions.
EU parliament agrees on stricter migration rules DW 04/10/2024
The European Parliament has passed a new Asylum and Migration Pact to manage migration and asylum impacts by accelerating application rejections and sharing processing burdens.
European leaders have described the overhaul as historic, with changes pending confirmation by member state ministers before coming into force in 2026.
Fifa court deal could open way for European league matches in US
FIFA considering changes to policy on league matches in other countries.
Agreement between FIFA and promoter Relevent Sports to dismiss lawsuit, pending policy considerations.
San Jose officials to vote on tougher RV rules near schools - San Jose Spotlight
The San Jose City Council is considering three policies to change where people living in vehicles can park near schools for safety reasons.
Students and school workers have raised safety concerns, leading to the proposed policies, despite warnings from homeless advocates about discrimination against homeless individuals.
Come On, Peter': John Kirby Dismisses Doocy's Claim Biden Is Trying to Have It Both Ways' on Israel
President Biden's support for Israel remains strong but suggests policy changes if civilian deaths continue.
White House asserts that support for Israel is unwavering while considering potential policy adjustments based on Israel's actions.
Angry farmers block Brussels to protest EU policies, cheap Ukraine imports
Farmers in Brussels protested against red tape, trading practices, and environmental measures, leading to violent clashes with police.
Protests by farmers across EU influenced policy changes, resulting in concessions on farm controls and environmental rules.
'What we have achieved in Europe is unique in history,' says Greek PM
The upcoming European elections are pivotal for Europe amidst economic and geopolitical challenges.
Major policy changes in defense, health, climate, and energy are anticipated over the next five years.
Evening Edition: NYC Mayor Adams Again Calling For Changes To Sanctuary Laws
Mayor Adams believes sanctuary city law should be modified to deport migrants committing felonies.
Increase in violent crimes by illegal migrants prompts reevaluation of sanctuary city policies.
Can San Francisco Solve Its Drug Crisis? Five Things to Consider.
San Francisco's drug crisis has outpaced the national average, with an overdose death rate more than double the national average.
Policy changes, such as the decriminalization of drug possession, have contributed to San Francisco's drug crisis.
Children suffering due to lack of outdoor play, UK charities warn
Children and young people are suffering from a lack of outdoor play, impacting their health and wellbeing.
Charities are calling for policy changes to make streets and neighborhoods more child-friendly and enable outdoor play.
Lok Sabha elections 2024: OpenAI announces restrictions on use of its AI
OpenAI has made policy changes to prevent its AI technologies from undermining the democratic process during upcoming elections.
OpenAI will allow its technology to be used for political campaigning and lobbying, but restrict the creation of chatbots pretending to be real people or local governments.
Trans teen responds to jeers and boos for winning race: 'Kindness goes a long way'
Verónica Garcia, a 16-year-old trans high school athlete, faced booing and lack of support after winning a race, highlighting the ongoing challenges and discrimination faced by trans athletes.
See how Social Security retirement benefits stack up globally
Social Security faces depletion in a decade, prompting the need for adjustments. Experts suggest examining global retirement systems for potential solutions.
California knows how to rapidly cut poverty-it just needs to make those programs permanent
Poverty rates in California have been declining, not growing, for decades despite occasional blips due to policy changes.
Meet Your Portland 2024 Mayoral Candidates
Portland's revised city charter shifts the mayor to an administrative role, with the council elected by district, affecting governance dynamics significantly.