IVF is the pro-life movement’s new identity crisis

For the first time since 2012, more than half of homes in the U.S. have experienced a decline in value this year, indicating a significant shift in the housing market. This depreciation affects various regions differently, with some areas seeing more severe losses than others.

A recent analysis has identified certain highways in the US as particularly dangerous for winter holiday travel, attributing the risks to adverse weather conditions, increased darkness, and a surge in holiday travelers. This report highlights the need for caution among drivers during this busy season.

The NCAA has decided to prohibit athletes and athletic department staff from betting on professional sports, reversing a previous rule change that would have allowed such activities. This decision follows a series of gambling scandals that have raised significant concerns regarding the integrity of both college and professional sports competitions.

A recent report indicates that over half of workers in the video game industry express a desire to join a union, reflecting growing concerns about job security and workplace conditions. Additionally, approximately one-fourth of industry professionals have experienced layoffs in the past two years, highlighting instability within the sector.

The U.S. is at a critical juncture in its defense modernization efforts, with hypersonics emerging as a transformative capability for deterrence and warfare. However, achieving operational scale and affordability in hypersonic technology remains a significant national challenge that has yet to be fully addressed.

Nancy Pelosi's legacy is characterized by her significant efforts to increase the representation of women in politics. She achieved this by establishing a pipeline for women to run for office and by actively recruiting and funding women candidates.

Federal authorities have dropped charges against a Chicago woman who was shot by Border Patrol agents. The woman, along with another individual, was previously indicted for allegedly boxing in a government vehicle and assaulting a federal agent. The decision to drop the charges comes amid ongoing scrutiny of Border Patrol practices and the use of force in urban areas.

Rep. Brian Mast (R-Fl.), chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, announced his support for repealing extensive sanctions on Syria, contingent upon the interim government in Damascus meeting specific conditions. President Trump is also in favor of this repeal.