Trump’s DHS appointees have dismantled civil rights guardrails, protected agents’ anonymity and encouraged them to wear masks, threatened groups that stood in their way, and overwhelmed legal challeng...

Defending Trump’s lawfare as just deserts misremembers what actually happened.

“People of all ages showed up on Sunday, some of which had a small picket line going, others blowing bubbles and using their voices to condemn [law enforcement’s] behavior. But it doesn’t matter what ...

In this SBN Newsmakers interview, Steve Lubetkin talks with Dr. Andrea Giamalva, Chief Medical Officer of Xperity, about integrating artificial intelligence in urgent care. They explore AI's role in enhancing patient interaction, improving processes, and aiding clinical decision-making, while emphasizing data security and the technologies' potential impact on healthcare.

This edition of SBN Newsmakers discusses the increase of anti-Semitism on college campuses post-October 7th attacks on Israel, featuring Amy Werman from Columbia University. Werman shares her experien...

This edition of SBN Newsmakers discusses the increase of anti-Semitism on college campuses post-October 7th attacks on Israel, featuring Amy Werman from Columbia University. Werman shares her experiences and emphasizes educational efforts to combat anti-Semitism, detailing her initiatives, community challenges, and the university's response, as well as her ties to Israel.

The EPA has raised the oxygen requirements for the Delaware River, improving conditions for fish and human health. While environmentalists applaud the change, wastewater treatment utilities face significant compliance costs, estimated at billions, which may increase residential water bills. The new standards replace outdated criteria, marking a significant ecological advancement for the river.