A Massachusetts judge has issued a preliminary injunction against Kalshi, an online trading platform, for operating like an unlicensed sportsbook, following legal action by the state's Attorney General.

Ken Paxton led a multistate filing backing an HHS proposal to reverse a 2024 rule that touched on whether gender dysphoria could be treated as a disability under Section 504.

A satirical petition for Denmark to buy California, in response to Trump's comments on Greenland, gains traction with 280,000 signatures, humorously proposing a "New Denmark" and a Viking-themed Disneyland.

NYC Emergency Management Commissioner Zach Iscol has resigned, effective February 11, as confirmed by ABC7NY and The Post. Mayor Mamdani must now find a replacement.

USPS clarified that postmarks may reflect processing date, not drop‑off day. Texas voters should mail registrations and ballots early or request a manual postmark.

Officer Richards received the Rookie of the Year Award from the La Vergne Police Department, recognizing his exceptional service during his first year on the force.

HB0051 would cap birth‑mother living expenses, limit weekly allowances and require child‑placing agencies to convert to nonprofits amid scrutiny of 'adoption tourism'.

The Raleigh Police Department is adopting the StarChase GPS tracking system for safer vehicle pursuits, funded by a $174,620 donation from their foundation.

U.S. military units will train on Phoenix city-owned land Jan. 21–Feb. 13, with night drills and aviation movements expected to rattle nearby neighborhoods.

Clackamas County seeks resident input on short-term rental regulations, extending its pilot program and offering a survey and town halls for feedback.

Researchers made a robot bat that demonstrates how real bats use echolocation to find prey at night, contributing to the fields of biology, engineering, and robotics.

A study by The Ohio State University reveals U.S. forests have increased carbon storage over the past two decades, influenced by natural and human activities.

The Illinois Department of Revenue mirrors the IRS in starting the 2026 tax season on January 26, advocating for e-filing and direct deposit for efficiency and security.