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Cuban dissidents see Trump as best path, seek bigger role

September 14, 2026

Cuban dissidents see Trump as the best chance to pressure Havana’s regime, but say Washington must give the island’s opposition a greater voice in policy.

Paradise Pain: Tech-Parking Operator Parklinq Continues to Draw Ire of Citizens

September 14, 2026

For most motorists, navigating paid parking in busy retail and resort corridors is an exercise in

Trump backs ethics add-ons to bipartisan crypto bill

September 14, 2026

Trump agreed to key ethics provisions in a bipartisan crypto bill, including state attorney general enforcement and divestment or blind trusts before a pivotal vote.

Trump on AI guardrails, warns against slowing development

September 14, 2026

Trump on AI guardrails: The president downplayed calls to pause AI advances, urging the U.S. to stay ahead of China while allowing safety measures.

St Aubin dredging concerns prompt meeting with officials

September 13, 2026

An in-person meeting will address St Aubin dredging concerns after residents raised issues about seagrass, wildlife, beach access and conditions.

Trump says he will lift 15% Irish whiskey tariff

September 13, 2026

At an Irish Open event in Doonbeg, Trump said he plans to lift the 15% Irish whiskey tariff. Industry groups welcomed the move, though timing is unclear.

American Culture Quiz: Gridiron grazing and film lore

September 13, 2026

The American Culture Quiz is back with 8 questions on gridiron grazing, silver-screen secrets and more. See how you score on this week’s trends and trivia.

Bears finalize D’Andre Swift extension on three-year deal

September 13, 2026

The Chicago Bears agreed to a three-year, $33.75 million D’Andre Swift extension, including $27.5 million guaranteed, securing their lead back for the long term.

Trump urges Zelenskyy to halt strikes on Russian diesel plants

September 13, 2026

Trump urges Zelenskyy to stop attacks on Russian diesel refineries, warning the strikes are worsening a global fuel crunch and record U.S. diesel prices.

Supreme Court dismisses immigration case set for October

September 13, 2026

The Supreme Court dismissed Genalo v. Black as moot after new developments, pulling the case from October arguments and narrowing the sitting’s docket.

Derrick Van Orden leans on Trump as Democrats target seat

September 13, 2026

Rep. Derrick Van Orden is doubling down on his Trump alliance in Wisconsin’s 3rd District, as Democrat Rebecca Cooke seeks to flip the swing seat in November.