Oklahoma AG Drummond accuses Tyson Foods of misinformation and intimidation amid a lawsuit for watershed pollution, conflicting with Tyson's claims of reduced operations and concern for farmers.

Northwestern is reportedly close to a White House deal that could restore about $790M in frozen research grants; terms may include a sizable payment and remain unfinalized. The outcome would reshape campus research and staffing.

Michigan AG Nessel and 36 attorneys general oppose federal efforts to pre-empt state AI laws, advocating for state rights to protect residents from AI-related harms.

Massachusetts grants $9.1 million for youth substance misuse prevention, with programs in high and middle schools focusing on early intervention, as per a state news release.

Jack Whitman '25 received the CSU Student of Distinction honor, praising his transformative experience and entrepreneurial path shaped by Cleveland State University.

Trump announces South Africa's exclusion from the 2026 G20 summit, citing alleged human rights abuses against white Afrikaners. South Africa denies the claims.

Montgomery County Council Committees plan agendas for December 1, 2025, focusing on policing advisory updates, zoning amendments, and eviction notice requirements.

Texas AG Ken Paxton opposes a College Sports Commission agreement, fearing it could give the CSC excessive power over universities, possibly causing revenue losses and affecting their legal rights.

A lawsuit led by AG Letitia James and joined by 20 other attorneys general seeks to block Trump administration's USDA guidance limiting SNAP benefits for legal immigrants, which could harm states financially and increase hardship.

Mayor Sue Finkam thanked the Carmel community for their hard work and spirit, and encouraged residents to enjoy Thanksgiving traditions and local events.

The City of Marion announced holiday closures for its Central Garage, Streets, and Sanitation Departments, affecting services on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.

Pennsylvania signs the CROWN Act into law, protecting against hair discrimination and promoting workplace fairness and self-expression, especially for Black communities.

The Mooresville Police Department honored its staff on social media, giving awards for exceptional service, including Officer of the Year and lifesaving acts.