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other 17d ago Philadelphia

Two-Car Accident Causes Delays On I-95

A two-car collision occurred on the southbound lanes of Interstate 95 near the 95 Revive project site. The accident is located in the right lane and is causing traffic delays for southbound commuters. Delays are also affecting the westbound Schuylkill Expressway and the ramp to southbound Route 202. Traffic is reported as sluggish near the King of Prussia area.
KYW Newsradio 1060
politics 17d ago Washington

Secret Service Reevaluates Security for Royal State Visit

US scientists are reportedly facing increasing pressure and reduced research funding under the Trump administration, leading many to feel their work is no longer free or independent. Trump compared the incident to previous assassination attempts in Pennsylvania and Mar-a-Lago. New details have emerged regarding the suspected shooter involved in the incident targeting Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. FBI agents conducted a raid on the home of the Cole family on Sunday morning. Witnesses reported plainclothes agents arriving in vehicles and carrying items out of the residence. Acting US Attorney General states the gunman likely targeted White House staff and the President. The incident has prompted scrutiny over how an armed person could enter without attracting immediate attention.
BR24
sports 17d ago Philadelphia

Philadelphia Phillies Lose Sixth Straight Series

The Philadelphia Phillies lost to the Atlanta Braves 6-2, dropping the series and marking their sixth consecutive series loss. The team's season record is now 9-19. Bryce Harper was the only Phillies player to score, hitting a two-run home run. The team will have another chance to advance in the playoffs tomorrow night in Game 5 against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
KYW Newsradio 1060
culture 17d ago Washington

South African Artist Tandiswa Mazwai Celebrated

South African artist Tandiswa Mazwai is being celebrated for her unique sound and political activism, which resonates with audiences in the United States. Her music blends hip hop, reggae, jazz, and house music, a genre known as kwaito. Mazwai's vocal delivery is described as having seriousness and strength, inspiring listeners. Her lyrics often touch on themes of struggle, resilience, and remembering one's roots.
WAMU 88.5 DC
politics 17d ago Phoenix

Brianna Longoria Sues Phoenix Police Over DUI

A nursing professional, Brianna Longoria, has filed a lawsuit against the Phoenix Police Department alleging fabricated evidence during a DUI arrest. Body camera footage shows an officer expressing concerns about the arrest, while another officer noted Longoria's sobriety test results were within normal limits. Longoria claims the incident and subsequent license suspension have harmed her career prospects. Phoenix PD has denied the existence of a quota system.
KYW Newsradio 1060
other 17d ago Plainfield

Police Investigate Disappearance of Lisa Stubbock

Plainfield police are investigating the suspicious disappearance of Lisa Stubbock. Investigators are treating the case as a potential criminal matter and consider a person named Craig to be a person of interest. The investigation follows reports of marital problems involving the missing woman. The missing person's family reports they have no contact with her and that her children are being kept away from extended family.
WGN Radio 720
culture 17d ago Washington

US University Costs Limit Social Mobility

A recent poll indicates that less than 25% of Americans believe obtaining a university degree is necessary for success. The changing perspective may alter how younger generations approach their next professional steps. Less than a quarter of Americans currently believe a university degree is a necessity. New data shows only 33% of Democrats believe a college degree is necessary, compared to just 20% of Republicans. Interviewees noted that US university costs are making social mobility difficult and leaving graduates trapped in debt. High costs of higher education in the United States are making university attendance inaccessible for many citizens. Students face long-term debt traps even after securing employment, hindering the ability to achieve traditional milestones like home ownership. The financial burden is described as a barrier to the role of college as a tool for social mobility.
Times Radio UK
politics 17d ago Washington

US Marshals Report 15,000 Threats Against Lawmakers

U.S. Marshals reported nearly 15,000 threats against lawmakers, staff, and officials last year. The report also noted 564 threats specifically targeting judges. Supreme Court Justice Roberts has publicly appealed for an end to personal attacks on members of the judiciary. These figures highlight a rising cost of public life and pervasive violence within American politics. There is a marked increase in harassment and threats of physical violence against journalists in the United States. These incidents are noted as a growing concern for federal and state officials. The rise in threats is described as a factor corroding national democracy.
C-SPAN Radio
culture 17d ago New York

Evangelina Cisneros Welcomed By Massive Rally In New York

An estimated 75,000 people gathered at Madison Square to celebrate the rescue of Evangelina Cisneros from a Havana prison. The crowd participated in a formal welcome rally for the escaped Cuban prisoner. Cisneros has since begun publishing her own account of the escape. The event has drawn widespread congratulations across the United States.
NPR
technology 17d ago Cape Canaveral

Atlas V 551 Scheduled For April Launch

The Atlas V 551 rocket is cleared for the Amazon Leo (LA-06) mission. Launch windows are set for April 27 at 14:21 UTC and April 28 at 00:52 UTC.
Launch Library