Wisconsin Mosque Leader Salah Sarsour Released After 80 Days in Custody
Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin’s largest mosque, was released after over two months in federal custody.
June 19, 2026
Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin’s largest mosque, was released after over two months in federal custody.
The U.S. government abandons plans to use warehouses in Schuylkill and Berks counties as immigrant detention centers.
Extreme heat and lack of rain push North Carolina further into drought, with no relief in sight. Most of Durham…
Ohioans rallied to aid 79-year-old Beverly Thomas, facing jail over her yard, showcasing community spirit and empathy when neighbors unite in times of need.
“US sees sharp decline in deaths from alcohol, drugs, and suicide in 2024, with a major drop in overdoses, per new research.”
A non-profit in NEPA seeks to ban insider stock trading by county officials, urging voters to support ballot measures.
Elissa Guralnick’s 1985 children’s book, co-authored with Paul Levitt, becomes an Amazon bestseller overnight after a viral TikTok sparks renewed interest.
Students Rebuild uses art to connect youth globally, unlocking over a million dollars in funding for unity-building charities.
Join the Big Gay Storyslam this Saturday at the Scranton Cultural Center to hear personal stories from the queer community.
Efforts to build wildlife crossings aim to reduce animal-vehicle collisions in Nevada and Costa Rica’s busy roads.
A Minnesota woman stranded in mud was saved after three days, thanks to two friends who altered their usual UTV route and discovered her just in time.
After losing her husband and struggling with financial hardship, Debbie found hope when an online community raised over $650,000 to help her rebuild her life.
