September 10, 2026
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White House to announce first-ever federal office of gun violence prevention

by on September 21, 2023 0

President Joe Biden is reportedly establishing a federal office of gun violence prevention to address the increasing gun violence in the US. The office will coordinate efforts across the government and provide assistance to states struggling with the issue. The move fulfills a demand from gun safety activists who endorsed Biden for president.

Tropical storm warning issued for US East Coast ahead of potential cyclone, forecasters say

by on September 21, 2023 0

A tropical storm warning has been issued for the East Coast, from coastal North Carolina to Delaware, as a potential tropical cyclone approaches. The disturbance is currently located southeast of Charleston, South Carolina, and is moving north. The warning includes areas such as Cape Fear, North Carolina, and Fenwick Island, Delaware.

Detroit Three under pressure to progress UAW talks, avoid wider auto strikes

by on September 21, 2023 0

The United Auto Workers (UAW) and Detroit’s Big Three automakers face a looming deadline to reach a new contract before the union expands its strikes. UAW demands include higher wages and ending wage disparities among workers. GM, Ford, and Stellantis have offered 20% raises over 4.5 years, while UAW seeks a 40% hike. S&P...

Sudan army chief warns UN that war could spill over in region

by on September 21, 2023 0

Sudan’s army chief warned Thursday at the United Nations that months of war could spill over in the region as he urged international pressure on the paramilitary unit he is fighting. “This is like the spark of war, a war that will spill over to other countries in the region,” he said.

Candidates in Kentucky governor’s race preview debates on tax cuts, education, and abortion

by on September 21, 2023 0

Democratic Governor Andy Beshear and Republican challenger Daniel Cameron offered contrasting views on the state of Kentucky during a forum hosted by the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Beshear highlighted the state’s economic development growth and infrastructure projects, while Cameron focused on crime rates, workforce participation, and learning loss during the pandemic.