‘Consistent with their mission’: Official says National Guard patrolling in Washington DC ‘may be armed’; residents voice concern

National Guard members patrolling Washington DC may soon be armed, reversing an earlier decision. This follows Trump’s plan to federalise policing in the city, drawing criticism from residents and officials who decry it as an overreach of power. Despite concerns and protests, the White House claims the crackdown is successful, citing numerous arrests and firearm…

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These US universities charge absolutely nothing for tuition: Here’s what you need to know about the catch

Several universities in the US now offer tuition-free education, despite rising higher education costs. Institutions such as Berea College, College of the Ozarks, and various US military academies cover full tuition, and in many cases, room, board, and other expenses. However, these programmes come with strict admission criteria and significant post-graduation commitments, including military service…

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NBA Trade Rumors: Golden State Warriors Predicted to Resolve Jonathan Kuminga Saga Before Pivotal February Deadline

The Golden State Warriors’ relationship with Jonathan Kuminga is nearing its end, potentially culminating at the February trade deadline. Contract demands and a strained relationship with coach Steve Kerr are key factors. Both sides seek a resolution: the Warriors aim to maximize trade value, while Kuminga desires a long-term role as a franchise cornerstone.

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Sophie Cunningham injury: What happened to the Indiana Fever star and how much time will it take for the basketball star to recover?

Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham suffered a right knee injury during a game against the Connecticut Sun, forcing her to leave the court. The injury occurred after a collision on a defensive play, and she will undergo an MRI to determine the severity. The Fever’s coach expressed concern, and Cunningham’s sister criticized WNBA officiating following the…

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