Trump administration's move to end annual hunger report meets criticism |
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins hosts a USDA all-staff meeting on May 23, 2025 in Washington, D.C. Rollins announced the termination of household food insecurity reports in September 2025. / Credit: USDAgov, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Oct 20, 2025 / 05:20 am (CNA). The Trump administration’s recent decision to cease publishing an annual U.S. Department of Agriculture report on household food insecurity is being met with strong criticism by the Catholic Health Association of the United States, anti-hunger activists, and academics.The last USDA food insecurity report, covering 2024 data, is set for release Oct. 22. On Sept.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs Files Notice To Appeal His Prostitution Conviction as Trump Reportedly Mulls a Pardon or George Santos-Like Commutation |
Combs could be out of prison in only two years, but his legal team wants him freed immediately.
SCOTUS agrees to hear case on drug users possessing firearms |
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear a case on drug users possessing firearms to determine whether the federal law criminalizing such possession is unconstitutional. The Trump administration urged the court to hear the case, making it the latest regarding the Second Amendment that the court agreed to hear this term, according to The […]...Click to read more
CRASH: Amazon Web Services outage cripples apps, megacorps, and doorbells, shocking a fragile America |
An outage on Amazon's web hosting service caused a sweep of app outages after the company faced issues at an east-coast operations center.AWS hosts about 6.3% of all websites, but some of the biggest brands' communications platforms also rely on the service.'I don't trust Signal anymore.'When reports started rolling in around 3 a.m. Eastern Time, Amazon said it was dealing with an "operational issue" that was affecting 14 services at its northern Virginia center.Snapchat, McDonald's, and even Ring doorbell cameras were among some of the applications affected.
Rioters clash with federal agents outside Portland ICE facility at 'No Kings' protest |
Portland descended into chaos Saturday night amid nationwide “No Kings” demonstrations, with violent clashes breaking out between rioters and federal agents outside the city’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility yet again. The second annual “No Kings Day” brought thousands of protesters to downtown Portland, many of whom later marched to the ICE building after […]...Click to read more
