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The Georgia Student Swamp Coalition is urging Oreo manufacturer Mondelez and others to pledge to never source titanium dioxide from the Okefenokee area due to the threat this mining poses to the swamp, and to demonstrate corporate responsibility and environmental stewardship. The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Georgia’s communities.

Healthbeat reports Michigan's measles outbreak reveals high containment costs, with $45,000 spent on just seven cases and growing concerns nationwide.

A woman was killed in an officer-involved shooting Tuesday morning at an Omaha Walmart after police said she cut a 3-year-old child with a knife during an alleged kidnapping attempt.

Former England defender John Terry attends Colchester United's game against Accrington amid reports that he is part of a consortium looking to buy the club.

Officials in Lehigh County are investigating the death of an 87-year-old man whose body was found face down in a creek on Tuesday.

Senator Ruben Gallego turned on his good friend Eric Swalwell after initially defending him on social media. The post WATCH: Democrat Senator Ruben Gallego Throws “Best Friend” Swalwell Under the Bus, Denies He Is in Viral Video of Swalwell and Sex Worker appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Levi Buxbaum boarded the S.S. St. Louis on May 13, 1939, both relieved and hopeful. Relieved to be leaving Nazi Germany behind, hopeful that he would soon reunite with his daughters. But 14 days later, when the ship arrived in Havana, most of its passengers were denied entry. Refused safe harbor in Cuba, the United... The post A chance for the descendants of Holocaust victims to reclaim a piece of the past appeared first on The Forward.

Javier Mascherano announced on Tuesday that he was leaving his role as head coach of Inter Miami, the MLS club spearheaded on the field by his compatriot Lionel Messi.

The Iran-backed Hezbollah militia said it would not abide by any agreements of the meeting in Washington.

Scott Bessent said a "small bit of economic pain" was worth it to eliminate the threat of Iranian strikes on Western capitals.

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The first academic study comparing the experience of Jewish students on college campuses to that of other minority groups found that Jews and other marginalized populations, including Black and Muslim students, face comparable levels of discrimination. The findings were part of a national survey involving thousands of respondents focused on antisemitism that also polled student... The post Jews and other minorities face similar levels of campus hostility, Brandeis survey finds appeared first on The Forward.