People in Multnomah County Trace Their Own Twisting Paths Through Homelessness
Portland State report maps the complex, winding routes people take through homelessness, urging policy to focus on permanent housing and support.
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Trump Promises Every Adult $5,000 — Here Are the Reasons That Money May Never Arrive
Trump promises $5,000 dividends to every American adult, but costs, Congress, and tariff math make the payout unlikely. Here's why you shouldn't count on it.
Federal Proposal Would Strip Laid-Off H-1B Workers of Their 60-Day Window to Find New Jobs
Trump administration proposes ending the 60-day grace period for H-1B and other visa holders after job loss, requiring immediate departure.
Trump Promises $5,000 Payments, Defends Iran War on Day One of GOP Midterm Convention in Dallas
Trump's $5,000 dividend promise, Iran War defense, and a look at day two speakers including Vance, Cruz, and Abbott at the Republican midterm convention.
AI-Accelerated Attacks Leave Banks Minutes, Not Weeks, to Patch Flaws, BIS Warns
BIS warns AI is shrinking the window for banks to patch software flaws from weeks to minutes, urging faster cyber defenses and new response strategies.
GOP Senator Says Ossoff Is Positioning for 2028 — and Republicans Shouldn’t Underestimate Him
GOP Rep. Mike Collins warns that Sen. Jon Ossoff is building a 2028 presidential campaign, urging Republicans to stop him in Georgia.
How 9/11 Forced America to Rebuild Its National Security From the Ground Up, as Told by the Insiders Who Lived It
Four officials who worked the front lines on 9/11 reflect on how the attacks reshaped US intelligence, crisis management, and national security policy.
SpaceX shares climb as investors weigh its data center overhaul and a budding UK defense deal
SpaceX stock rises as investors weigh data center reliability overhaul and new UK defense contracts for Starshield and Starlink.
Chicago Mother Shot Nearly a Dozen Times in Front of Daughter Before School, Ambush Caught on Home Video
Chicago mother Erin Jenkins was shot nearly a dozen times outside her home in Bronzeville while her daughter watched. She survived, but fears returning home.
American Pediatrician Confronts the Toll Ebola Takes on Congo’s Children
A U.S. pediatrician in Congo describes Ebola's devastating toll on children, overwhelming care units, and the struggle to slow an unprecedented outbreak.
Clancy juror says holdout offered no evidence to back a conviction vote
Juror says lone holdout in Lindsay Clancy murder trial offered no evidence for conviction vote, leading to 11-1 mistrial; court hearing set for Sept. 29.
Mediapro Group Takes Imagina Name in Corporate Reorganization
Spain's Mediapro Group will relaunch as Imagina on Jan 1, 2027, after cutting 189 staff and forecasting 50-60% EBITDA growth under new leadership.