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By: Sterling Mosley | On Tuesday, Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) introduced legislation to limit the federal government and commercial airlines' ability to institute mask mandates after many Americans have begun to fear the return of pandemic-era policies as new coronavirus variants spread. Read More

A female migrant who’s accused of slapping an NYPD officer was released without bail, the New York Post reported Sunday. Read More

A California county official asked President Joe Biden to restart DNA testing of migrant families, in a letter sent Tuesday. Read More

China will soon launch a large new state-backed investment fund to pour capital into the Chinese semiconductor sector in order to compete with the U.S., according to Reuters. Read More

A group of medical professionals, health care experts and parents filed a citizen petition with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Tuesday, asking the agency to halt the use of puberty blockers for off-label purposes such as sex change procedures. Read More

The Biden administration has sent tens of millions of dollars in foreign aid to the Dominican Republic, a country whose ruling party has imprisoned a number of its political opponents, according to multiple reports and federal data. Read More

The federal government’s deficit for fiscal year 2023 is set to double thanks largely to large amounts of government spending greenlit by the Biden administration, according to budget experts surveyed by The Washington Post. Read More

Some small town residents in Texas and Iowa are frustrated by mounting piles of wind farm waste in their communities, according to Texas Monthly. Read More

A federal court struck down Alabama’s new congressional map Tuesday, writing that the state “did not even nurture the ambition” of complying with court orders. Read More

Violence escalated over Labor Day weekend in at least four U.S. cities as nearly 100 people were shot over the span of four days, according to multiple reports. Read More

United Airlines has resumed flights after ordering all of them grounded across the United States and Canada on Tuesday. Read More

Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona deleted a tweet Tuesday showing his music playlist for his bus tour after backlash from education advocates, who expressed concerns about the profanity and sexual references in the songs. Read More

Regional lenders are still struggling and face bleak outlooks six months following the start of the 2023 bank crisis, according to economists. Read More

A federal judge sentenced former Proud Boys chairman Enrique Tarrio to 22 years in prison on Tuesday, according to multiple reports. Read More

Republican Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced on Tuesday that Fulton County had indicted 61 individuals tied to the “Stop Cop City” movement on racketeering and domestic terrorism charges, according to a press release. Read More