Stories from United States

Authorities in Allen, a city north of Dallas, located an individual who admitted to drug trafficking.

Seattle Council member Nate Nearing introduced legislation aimed at making it a crime to expose children to fentanyl.

San Francisco's Department of Children, Youth, and Their Families launched the 'Inclusion Jumpstart Series' to change systems for young people. Charisse Dorsey-Smith, head of the department, stated that inclusion should be the norm, not an exception.

The Donald Trump administration is conducting a review of foreign relations to ensure alignment with its 'America First' policy. This consular review coincides with the recent revelation of CIA agents operating in Chihuahua and the filing of charges against officials in Sinaloa.

The long-awaited Halpern Park, a five-acre deck park built over Interstate 35E in Oak Cliff, is officially set to open tomorrow.

The city of Washington D.C. spent $20 million on bobcats to clear alleyways after past big storms. This expenditure was identified as the biggest line item for additional contractors. The bobcats were used to get garbage and recycling collection back on track.

A former New York teacher, 51-year-old Ella Love, switched careers to become a professional cuddler. She reportedly earns up to $100,000 a year while working just a few hours daily. Love stated she left teaching after 13 years. The broadcast mentioned that her earnings would be detailed.

New requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) mandate that able-bodied recipients either work or volunteer 80 hours monthly. Those who do not meet these criteria could lose benefits starting this month.

Midwives in Eureka created a birthing center.

A program utilized by colleges and universities, including Lehigh and Penn State, was subjected to a ransomware attack. The program is now back up and running for most students. The incident occurred during finals week.