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The Trump administration announced it is terminating health insurance plans for approximately 760,000 enrollees on HealthCare.gov, citing suspected fraudulent activity by brokers who may have signed up ineligible individuals or people unaware they had been enrolled. According to NPR, the government has provided few details...
Climate campaigner Bill McKibben and Kavita Sthanumurthy, a former Amazon software engineer and member of Amazon Employees for Climate Justice, discussed Amazon's plan to build the largest U.S. gas-fired power plant during Climate Week at the UN General Assembly in New York. According to Democracy...
The Trump administration barred CNN, Politico, and MSNBC from White House access, prompting the three outlets to announce plans to sue. Major US television networks subsequently announced they would suspend their pooled White House coverage in response.
The Trump administration is preparing to install signs at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History warning visitors about alleged ideological bias, according to the Interior Department. In a September 3 letter to Sen. Jeff Merkley (D), Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said the signs would...
María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, told the Wall Street Journal she 'can't wait any longer' and is returning to Venezuela to push for a democratic transition. According to the Journal, Machado outlined her strategy for political change despite...
NewsNation compiled commentary from Ross Coulthart, an investigative journalist covering unidentified aerial phenomena, on potential UFO disclosure initiatives, congressional briefings on non-human intelligence, and reported seismic activity at Area 51. Coulthart has documented Congressional meetings where officials briefed lawmakers on UAP-related topics and discussed Trump...
According to NPR, waterfront houses are collapsing across the United States due to coastal erosion and sea level rise. NPR reports that Dare County, North Carolina, is a particular hotspot, where more than 30 homes have fallen into the ocean since 2020, including one as...