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NYC Weather Service Predicts Significant Snowfall Ahead of Sunday Storm

Rogers BillFeb 21, 2026February 21, 20260

New York City is bracing for one of its heaviest snowfalls in years on Sunday, with forecasters warning the five boroughs could see up to

Rev. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Icon, and Two Time Presidential Candidate, Dies at 84

Rogers BillFeb 17, 2026February 17, 20260

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a towering figure of the US civil rights movement whose pulpit grew into a national and global platform for racial justice,

Presidents Day: Origins, Significance and How the U.S. Observes the Holiday

Rogers BillFeb 16, 2026February 16, 20260

Presidents Day in the United States is officially a celebration of George Washington’s birthday, but over time it has evolved into a broader, mid‑winter pause

“A Tougher America”: Rubio Warns Europe at Munich, But Says U.S. Still Needs Its Allies

Rogers BillFeb 15, 2026February 15, 20260

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio used a high‑profile speech at the Munich Security Conference to reassure European allies that Washington still wants a strong

NYC Faces Frigid Conditions with Sub-Freezing Temps and Wind Chills Through Super Bowl Weekend

Rogers BillFeb 8, 2026February 8, 20260

New York City is spending Super Bowl Sunday in a deep freeze, with air temperatures stuck in the teens and “RealFeel” readings plunging well below

Epstein Files Dumped: Millions of Pages Released, Heavy Redactions , and Even More Questions

Rogers BillFeb 2, 2026February 2, 20260

The Justice Department has released what it says is the final and largest batch of “Epstein files,” a massive document dump that sheds more light

U.S. Faces Possible Partial Government Shutdown: Implications Explained

Rogers BillFeb 1, 2026February 1, 20260

A partial government shutdown is what happens when Congress funds some, but not all federal agencies on time, forcing only the unfunded parts of Washington

ICE at a Crossroads: Tougher Enforcement, Growing Backlash, and a National Fight Over Its Future

Rogers BillJan 27, 2026January 27, 20260

Immigration and Customs Enforcement has never been more powerful, or more polarizing, than it is at the start of 2026, leaving the future of ICE

‘Severe’ Winter Storm Paralyzes the U.S.: 8,000+ Flights Canceled Across 40 States

Rogers BillJan 24, 2026January 24, 20260

More than 8,000 flights across the United States have been canceled as a powerful winter storm slams a swath of the country from New Mexico

US Winter Storm This Week: Snow, Ice and Arctic Cold to Hit Dozens of States

Rogers BillJan 23, 2026January 23, 20260

A powerful, sprawling winter storm is expected to slam much of the United States this week, bringing dangerous snow, ice and life‑threatening cold from Texas