WATCH THE LATEST EPISODE HERE On June 2nd, the Our Copa podcast will premiere ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup kick off. The limited series traces the history of the World Cup and soccer fandom across the globe through a pro-democracy, anti-authoritarian lens. The English-language 6-episode podcast will kick
After a late-March federal cut, Miami’s 81-bed Catholic shelter for unaccompanied minors must close, disrupting foster care and family reunifications.
Ohio veterans criticize Gov. DeWine’s deployment of Guard troops to D.C., citing legal concerns and risks to public trust and military neutrality.
Teachers in Charlotte seek arbitration rights in contract talks, aiming for fair grievance procedures and balance.
The North Carolina Department of Commerce has allocated $660,000 in employer engagement grants to 13 local workforce development boards. This effort, announced by Governor Josh Stein, aims to bolster partnerships between local businesses and workforce boards to improve employment opportunities across the state. The funding aligns with North Carolina’s strategic
Democrat David Crowley pledges to protect abortion rights in Wisconsin’s constitution, amid upcoming governor election.
Wausau police seize e-moto from a minor, charging him with felony fleeing. E-motos are in a legal gray area in Wisconsin.
The U.S. Army identified Della Atkins among Native burials at Carlisle. Her family finally brought her home to Nevada.
“Patriotism is service. It’s sacrifice. It’s stewardship,” Gaylor Baird said. “It’s choosing to act for the common good…
Minnesota Rep. Brad Finstad opposed lowering drug costs on his first day in Congress, voting against the IRA.
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John Sununu, ex-Senator, worked for telecoms challenging privacy laws and opposed net neutrality. He’s in a race against Rep. Chris Pappas.
During a Montana softball game, Samantha Rensvold and Kyann Dean, on opposing teams, realized they were long-lost sisters, sharing uncanny similarities.
Explore stories of resilience, hope, and future-building in the latest issue of Positive News magazine. Discover the power of small actions and the valuable connections they create.
Benita Karo’s quick action at a San Diego beach saved a surfer. Her bravery, despite injuries, ensured Bob’s rescue and highlights human heroism.
A cyberattack on Georgia Power affected 300,000 customers, accessing limited info via their online portal.
Somewhere between a curiosity cabinet and a rolling wonderland, the Office of Collecting and Design has pulled into Chandler — and it arrived on wheels. For a limited time, visitors can step inside a converted 42-foot RV trailer and explore hundreds of drawers filled with the kinds of small, overlooked objects most people walk right past.
Teachers in Charlotte seek arbitration rights in contract talks, aiming for fair grievance procedures and balance.
With Reno’s election approaching, mayoral candidate Kathleen Taylor discusses data centers, surveillance, and city budget.
For millions of young Americans, the 2026 midterms aren’t an abstract political exercise — they’re a direct response to the rising cost of simply getting by. The affordability crisis has become one of the defining forces shaping how Gen Z voters view elections, and why some are choosing to show up at the polls.
The North Carolina Department of Commerce has allocated $660,000 in employer engagement grants to 13 local workforce development boards. This effort, announced by Governor Josh Stein, aims to bolster partnerships between local businesses and workforce boards to improve employment opportunities across the state. The funding aligns with North Carolina’s strategic