U.S. stocks fell Tuesday as investors weighed chances that the Federal Reserve could delay cutting interest rates‚ while Tesla shares dropped after the electric car maker posted fewer quarterly deliveries for the first time in nearly four years.

Federal authorities charged a U.S. Navy veteran who's accused of ramming an SUV into a barrier at the front gate of the FBI's Atlanta office.

A federal judge in Kentucky blocked a Biden administration rule that would have required states to carry out reduction in emissions on federal highways.

Former President Trump received an endorsement from the Police Officers Association of Michigan during his visit to Grand Rapids on Tuesday‚ where he addressed law enforcement members.

San Francisco was crowned America's healthiest city in a study published by WalletHub‚ which evaluated more than 180 major U.S. cities‚ according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The city leads the nation in low obesity rates and access to healthy living options‚ despite its...

Former Democrat and Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard told ABC News that she "respectfully declined" to be Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s running mate.

Donald Trump again used language denounced by Democrats to hammer President Joe Biden over his handling of the U.S.-Mexico border Tuesday as he campaigned in two midwestern swing states critical to the outcome of the 2024 election.

WASHINGTON‚ DC—Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has made the bold claim that the recent collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore should be investigated as a hate crime. The announcement has left many scratching their heads‚ wondering how a bridge could possibly be the target of a hate crime. Buttigieg‚ known for his unwavering support of the LGBTQ+ community‚ has insisted that the bridge’s collapse was not simply an accident‚ but rather a targeted attack on a non-human community member. “This was not just an act of infrastructure terrorism‚ but an act of hate directed towards a bridge that identified as gay‚” he stated in a fiery press conference. The Secretary went on to detail the extensive history of hate crimes directed towards bridges‚ highlighting the need for increased protections for these often-overlooked members of the community. “It is time for us to take a stand and say‚ ‘No more!’ to this senseless violence‚” he declared. Critics of Buttigieg’s decision have argued that the move is nothing more than a political stunt‚ designed to capitalize on the growing wave of anti-hate sentiment sweeping the nation. However‚ the Transportation Secretary has vehemently denied these claims‚ insisting that his focus is on ensuring justice for the bridge and the surrounding community. “To those who would dismiss this as a political ploy‚ I say this: look at the facts. This bridge was a proud‚ gay bridge‚ and it was targeted for destruction. That is a hate crime‚ plain and simple‚” he stated. As the investigation into the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse continues‚ it remains to be seen whether Buttigieg’s push for hate crime charges will gain any traction. However‚ one thing is clear: the Transportation Secretary is not backing down‚ and he is determined to fight for justice for the victims of this senseless act of violence. The post BREAKING: Buttigieg claims bridge collapse was hate crime after learning the bridge was gay appeared first on Genesius Times.

TALLAPOOSA‚ GA — Families and communities were torn apart and thrown into full-blown hostilities in a small southern town when two First Baptist Churches opened.

Now that the Biden administration has made sure to raise awareness of Trans Day of Visibility‚ it's time for attention to be turned to other forgotten‚ tragically unnoticed groups of people in desperate need of their own days of visibility.