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A new AP-NORC survey finds that more than half of Americans believe climate change is occurring, though the proportion has dipped slightly from last year. Meanwhile, the share of people saying extreme heat affects their daily lives—from outdoor activities to electricity bills—has risen notably.
Wildfires in eastern Washington have forced 60,000 people to evacuate the Spokane area and destroyed at least 600 homes, businesses, and other structures. Approximately 1,000 square kilometers have burned across the state, with some fires still uncontained.
A new AP-NORC poll finds that only 39% of U.S. adults approve of President Trump's handling of immigration, with about half saying he has gone too far on deportation and legal immigration restrictions, though Republicans remain broadly supportive. The poll also shows low approval on the economy and a notable rise in Republican approval on health care.
Once a niche idea in Utah, 'dirty soda'—sodas blended with syrups, cream, and fruit—has become a nationwide trend. The concept took off after founder Nicole Tanner launched Swig in 2010, betting that personalization would make fizzy drinks a destination experience.
Lonnie Ali calls for a global ‘Day of Compassion’ on the 10th anniversary of Muhammad Ali’s death, as America grows increasingly divided. The Ali Center in Louisville is honoring the boxing legend’s legacy through acts of service and kindness.
Thousands gathered at the National Mall in Washington D.C. for the symbolic ‘Rededicate 250’ event, as the nation debates faith and identity. The gathering marks the countdown to America’s 250th independence anniversary and reflects deep divisions over religious and political values. Leaders called for national unity, while attendees brought diverse perspectives on the country’s history and future.
A large faith rally in Washington, D.C., has reignited debate about Christian nationalism in the United States. Supporters emphasize traditional values and religious liberty, while critics express concern over the blurring of church-state boundaries. The event underscores deep societal divisions over the role of religion in politics.
Hundreds of labor organizations across the United States staged economic boycotts and large protests on International Workers' Day (May 1). Key demands included taxing the wealthy, abolishing ICE, and opposing policies seen as favoring the ultra-wealthy. The protests drew inspiration from recent immigration enforcement incidents and deaths of U.S. citizens.
