Society at Large

Since the overturning of Roe V Wade, the Guttmacher Institute found 15 states have altered abortion laws resulting in 66 clinics ending abortion procedures.

Study: 66 clinics no longer offer abortions in 15 states since Roe overturned

A lawsuit has been filed aimed to stop student loan forgiveness, North Korea fires a missile, and Biden will unveil plan to end U.S. hunger by 2030.

Student loan forgiveness battle; North Korea missile launch; ending US hunger

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a study showing more than 80% of pregnancy-related deaths may be preventable.

CDC study: More than 80% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable

Business and government officials are bracing for a potential workers strike that would shut down the nations railways as early as Friday.

Business, government officials bracing for railroad workers strike

Queen Elizabeth will arrive at Parliament today, primary elections wrap up with all eyes on midterms, and the jury deliberates in R. Kelly's trial.

Queen Elizabeth to Parliament, primary elections end, R. Kelly jury deliberations

King Charles is meeting with mourners in Northern Ireland, the White House holds celebration ceremony, and the last primaries are held today.

King Charles in Ireland, Inflation Reduction Act ceremony, final primaries

King Charles addresses Parliament ahead of vigil for Queen Elizabeth

Ukraine made major gains against Russia over the weekend; Biden set to block semiconductor exports to China; and the 74th Emmy Awards airs tonight.

Ukraine pushes Russia back; chip export ban; 74th Emmy Awards

The Department of Homeland Security changed the public charge rule for green card applicants, making it easier for immigrants to be approved.

DHS changes immigration rules for green card seekers

Snap, the owner of Snapchat, is doing some damage control after it unintentionally shared private Republican, Democrat data.

Private Republican, Democrat data shared in Snap snafu