Maura Healey wants $2 million to offer newborn home visits across Massachusetts, allowing nurses to assess caregivers, babies, mental health concerns, and home safety despite growing criticism about government intrusion into private family life.
Lauren Boebert and her office fiercely denied allegations involving three staffers as a longtime political adversary submitted a sworn complaint to the House Ethics Committee based on anonymous sources and disputed claims.
Barack Obama’s criticism of Trump’s White House media ban drew swift backlash as X users pointed to his own administration’s clashes with Fox News and reporters, turning his attempted rebuke into a bruising lesson in selective memory.
Lifelong Democrat Elizabeth Carter is condemning her party’s immigration policies after her newlywed son and his wife were killed in an Oregon crash involving a truck driver whom federal authorities say entered the United States illegally.
Crockett’s congressional recognition of Chris Brown ignited condemnation from reporters, activists, and Democratic commentators who cited the singer’s violent history, while Brown insisted he never requested the honor and wanted to be left alone.
CNN anchor Dana Bash called a Michigan poll result “just gross” after 45% of respondents said they would not consider a Muslim presidential candidate, while Nia Malika-Henderson compared the finding with attitudes Barack Obama faced in 2008.
Timothy J. Reaggle’s desperate courthouse escape attempt left two deputies with broken bones after he punched a bailiff, barreled through officers and sprinted for the front door moments after receiving a one year prison sentence.
Federal agents arrested three Los Angeles homelessness nonprofit figures as prosecutors alleged more than $12 million in taxpayer funds was diverted into personal luxuries, commercial ventures, bribes, and fraudulent grants.