[PHOENIX,] – June 25, 2025 A blistering heatwave swept across the United States this June, shattering previous temperature records in cities from Phoenix to Philadelphia. With emergency rooms overwhelmed and power grids faltering, experts are asking a difficult question: why, in 2025, are U.S. cities still so unprepared for extreme
Allegedly The News
In 2025, the influencer you follow might not be real. AI-generated personas are flooding Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube faking followers, securing brand deals, and blurring the line between human and bot. With the FTC raising alarms and platforms scrambling to catch up.
Civil Rights
In 2025, missing body-cam footage in key cases sparks global concern. Blamed on tech failures, it raises calls for reform, transparency, and accountability in law enforcement practices.
Allegedly The News
Nearly two years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Biden’s $430 billion student loan forgiveness plan, millions of borrowers remain in limbo. From frozen approvals to mounting legal battles over the SAVE repayment program, the future of debt relief is uncertain.
[WASHINGTON, D.C.] – June 25, 2025 In a bombshell claim that has rattled both domestic and international observers, former U.S. President Donald Trump stated during a press conference in Miami last week that he had successfully brokered a "temporary ceasefire" between Israel and Iran. As tensions simmer
TikTok ban
TikTok’s U.S. ban lawsuit threatens creators’ income, speech, and community. Explore the legal fight, monetization impacts, and what comes next.
[MIAMI, FL] – June 25, 2025 The battle over books in Florida is reaching a fever pitch. This year, more than 1,200 titles have been challenged or pulled from classroom shelves under new policies framed around "parental rights" and "age-appropriate content". But critics argue the wave
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NSF funding
A federal judge has struck down the NSF’s 15% cap on indirect research funding, calling it “arbitrary and capricious.” The decision protects billions in university infrastructure support and importance of negotiated funding rates, academic autonomy, and transparent federal policymaking.
ICE raid LA
ICE raids in Los Angeles have triggered mass protests. This blog investigates the legal, civic, and political fallout of LA’s unprecedented National Guard presence under Title 10.
Introduction In a rare and mesmerizing moment, a tornado crossing a rainbow was caught on camera in Nebraska and has since taken over the internet. Storm chaser Connor McCarty captured the footage during a supercell thunderstorm on June 16, 2025. With the twister spiraling against a vibrant arc of colors,
Introduction In a powerful moment of authenticity, Aubrey Anderson‑Emmons, best known for playing Lily on Modern Family, came out as bisexual in a TikTok video that quickly went viral during Pride Month 2025. With a simple lip-sync and a bold caption, she joined a growing movement of Gen Z
Introduction Before they could even debut, ALLDAY PROJECT has sparked a social media storm. The highly anticipated co-ed K-pop group is scheduled to debut on June 23, 2025, but they’re already in hot water—Tarzzan is being accused of cultural appropriation for his braided hairstyle in a teaser photo,