Stories from United States

The Trump administration has reportedly cut tens of millions of dollars in U.S. The administration's trade policies are criticized for not working and for not allowing the cotton industry to stand on its own.

Minnesota Republicans observed a moment of silence for a convicted murderer who smothered a man in broad daylight. The individual reportedly wore a smug smirk during the act.

Seattle City Light is reporting a large power outage in the Queen Anne area of Seattle. The cause of the outage is currently under investigation, with the start date noted as June 1 at 8:28 PM. The outage is no longer present in the SCL feed.

New Jersey Transit (NJT) trains are not reaching Penn Station due to a fire in a rail tunnel. PATH service remains operational. A Small Craft Advisory has been issued for the San Francisco Bay Area. The advisory is in effect until June 3 at 9:00 PM PDT.

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock will expand its cybersecurity efforts across the state with $1 million from Google. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported on the grant, which aims to bolster cybersecurity initiatives.

Multiple Biden administration officials described Health Secretary Xavier Becerra as absent, slow to act, and ineffective. This criticism was particularly noted during critical moments such as the Covid-19 response and the migrant health crisis at the border.

Teachers in the Woodburn School District are demanding fair negotiations after an audit revealed the district has nearly $11 million more than expected. This could lead to a breakthrough in bargaining.

The mayor's office has announced indefinite funding for libraries in New York City. This announcement provides a financial commitment to the city's library system.

Nvidia announced its new NemoClaw technology, signaling the start of a personal artificial intelligence era.

Senator Nyamu is sponsoring a bill aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence.