Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Stella Muigai

Columbus City Schools Approves 299 Job Cuts to Surpass $50 Million Budget Reduction Goal

Columbus City Schools voted to eliminate 299 positions as part of a plan to reduce spending by more than $50 million amid rising education costs and declining state funding.

San Diego Mosque Shooting Leaves 3 Dead

3 people were killed in a San Diego shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego. Police are investigating the deadly attack as a possible hate crime involving two teen suspects.

Black Democrats Condemn Republican Redistricting Push Over Minority Voting Concerns

Black lawmakers are criticizing Republican-led redistricting efforts and recent Supreme Court rulings, warning the moves could weaken minority representation and reshape congressional power ahead of the 2026 elections.

Columbus Residents Push for Removal of Little Turtle Dumpsite

Residents in Columbus’ Little Turtle community are celebrating after the city ordered the cleanup of a controversial dumpsite that neighbors say has damaged the area’s appearance and safety.

Venezuela deports Maduro ally Alex Saab to US

Venezuela has deported former Industry Minister Alex Saab to the United States over alleged money laundering and corruption charges linked to Nicolas Maduro’s government.

Supreme Court Rejects Virginia Redistricting Appeal

The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Virginia’s effort to restore a congressional map that could have benefited Democrats in the House race, intensifying the nationwide redistricting battle ahead of upcoming elections.

Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure to Close Five Columbus Streets Saturday Morning

The 34th annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Columbus will bring road closures Saturday morning as nearly 7,000 participants gather to support breast cancer research and patient care.

Kash Patel Snorkeling at Pearl Harbor Memorial Site

FBI Director Kash Patel is under scrutiny after reports revealed he took part in a restricted snorkeling excursion near the USS Arizona memorial during an official Hawaii visit.

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