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National NewsDemocrat Digest Contributor|
Facebook and Instagram suffered a brief U.S. outage on September 20, disrupting thousands before service largely returned within hours.
Climate and EnvironmentDemocrat Digest Contributor|
The Great Miami Hurricane centennial shows how a deadly 1926 disaster transformed hurricane forecasting, warnings, and preparedness.
Climate and EnvironmentDemocrat Digest Contributor|
The Great Miami Hurricane centennial shows how a deadly 1926 disaster transformed hurricane forecasting, warnings, and preparedness.
Climate and EnvironmentDemocrat Digest Contributor|
NOAA data released September 16 shows record U.S. summer heat, widespread drought, severe wildfires, and historic reservoir lows.
Climate and EnvironmentDemocrat Digest Contributor|
Record U.S. summer heat is raising concerns about energy, water, wildfire risk and community resilience nationwide.
Social JusticeDemocrat Digest Contributor|
Chicago forum highlights education equity, HBCU funding and the continuing push to ensure fair opportunities for U.S. students.
ElectionsDemocrat Digest Contributor|
The 2026 midterms enter their final stretch as Republicans and Democrats battle for control of Congress, with turnout and key races in focus.
Progressive PolicyDemocrat Digest Contributor|
Extreme heat is becoming a growing challenge for communities across the United States, and new federal investments announced Tuesday are putting greater emphasis on preparedness, climate resilience and local planning.
National NewsDemocrat Digest Contributor|
The NASCAR Cup Series enters its most important stretch of the 2026 season Sunday as the Cook Out Southern 500 gets underway at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina. The historic race marks the opening event of the 10-race NASCAR postseason, with 16 drivers beginning their pursuit of the series championship.
OpinionDemocrat Digest Contributor|
Economic headlines often reduce the health of the American workforce to a handful of numbers: jobs gained, unemployment rates, wage growth and participation. Those figures are useful, but they do not always capture what employment means to the people living through the changes.