Most of the weather service is deemed “essential,” and operations will mostly be unaffected. However, there will be some impacts.
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By Josie Simpson The U.S. Government’s funding will be cut off at the end of September unless Republican members of Congress can reach an agreement with Democratic members on a spending bill. This could cause many U.S. government services to come to …
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By Emma Posey A heated altercation between two students occurred over the posting and removal of Charlie Kirk posters in the Bingham Humanities Building at the University of Louisville on Sept. 15. Kirk, a conservative commentator, was assassinated Sept. 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University. The posters displayed a portrait image of Charlie Kirk next
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By Sara Montoya Former U.S. Ambassador Kelly Craft spoke to UofL’s students at the College of Business on Sept. 10. She discussed her experience in national and foreign affairs and discussed diplomacy’s role in today’s political climate. Here are the takeaways. Learning through diplomacy The former ambassador opened by sharing what it truly means to
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By Josie Simpson On Sept. 11, the University of Louisville became aware of flyers on its campus featuring a graphic illustration of Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk, a conservative political commentator and Co-Founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated on September 10th at Utah Valley University. Kirk was at the university for his American Comeback Tour
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by Savannah Dowell Several University of Louisville student groups released a joint statement regarding the University’s disposal of their gender-inclusive housing program under House Bill 4. Late last month, students who had previously opted into the gender-inclusive housing program received an email stating that University Housing and the Resident Experience “will no longer be able
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By Josie Simpson On Sept. 11, the Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) organized a picket in opposition to the University of Louisville’s partnerships with companies supporting Israel in Israel and Palestine’s ongoing military and political conflict. The Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine is a recognized student organization that fights for Palestinian
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By Brennan Allen Despite multiple outspoken efforts made by University of Louisville students last semester in protest of Trump’s attack on diversity, equity and inclusion, students still returned to a campus in compliance with House Bill 4 this semester. As soon as Trump set foot into office in January 2025, his eyes were set on
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By Josie Simpson Apple announced a partnership with Corning to produce all iPhone and Apple Watch glass in Harrodsburg, Kentucky, on Aug. 6. This continues the two companies’ partnership, which began with the first iPhone in 2007. Today, the Harrodsburg facility produces Apple’s Ceramic Shield glass. This decision is estimated to increase Corning’s manufacturing
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The NWS and NOAA were hit hard by cuts from Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency earlier this year.
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The president is quiet about an earlier promise to do away with the federal agency in charge of disaster relief as he prepares to tour the destruction in Texas.
The Supreme Court’s ruling limits federal judges from issuing nationwide injunctions on executive actions, raising concerns about birthright citizenship.
The executive order, issued last month, prompted NOAA to centralize and consolidate resources onto one website.
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By Josie Simpson Critics of President Donald Trump’s administration are preparing to rally in hundreds of cities across the United States on June 14. The “No Kings” protests are set to take place during the parade for the Army’s 250th anniversary in Washington, D.C. The Army’s parade had already been planned, but in early spring,
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Since April, 139 ICE detainees have come through the Clark County Jail.
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