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POLITICS

US Government Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against Airbnb Over Child Rental Rejection

Saturday, Jan 11

The U.S. sues Airbnb for alleged discrimination after a host denied a rental to a mother with children, violating the Fair Housing Act.

POLITICS

Warwick Davis to be honored with BAFTA Fellowship for his contributions

Saturday, Jan 11

Warwick Davis set to receive the BAFTA Fellowship, recognizing his impactful contributions to film and television, championing inclusivity and representation.

POLITICS

Biden Extends Temporary Protected Status for Migrants Against Trump's Previous Policies

Saturday, Jan 11

Biden's administration extends Temporary Protected Status, impacting over 1 million migrants and contrasting Trump's past policies on immigration.

HEALTH

Essential care tips for eyes, sinuses, and skin during wildfires

Saturday, Jan 11

Learn crucial strategies to protect your eyes, sinuses, and skin during wildfires affecting Los Angeles County and the surrounding areas.

POLITICS

Critics Misuse LA Wildfires to Attack Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Efforts in Fire Department

Saturday, Jan 11

Conservatives misuse LA wildfires to criticize DEI initiatives in the Fire Department, raising questions about inclusive practices and leadership.

SCIENCE

Scientists Retrieve 1.2 Million-Year-Old Ice Core from Antarctica, Offering Insights into Climate Changes

Saturday, Jan 11

A newly extracted ice core from Antarctica could reveal crucial insights into Earth's climate changes over the past 1.2 million years.

ECONOMY

72.5 Million Americans to Receive 2.5% Boost in Social Security Benefits

Saturday, Jan 11

Over 72 million Americans will get a 2.5% increase in Social Security benefits in 2025 due to the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA).

WORLD NEWS

Aquarius Daily Horoscope for January 11, 2025: A Day for Family and Purchases

Saturday, Jan 11

Aquarius will enjoy familial harmony today, with opportunities for purchases and positive social interactions.

POLITICS

Biden Declines to Pardon Himself Before Leaving Office

Saturday, Jan 11

President Biden confirms he will not pardon himself while considering pre-pardons for others amidst political tensions ahead of Trump's administration.