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Bernie Sanders won't support Schumer for Senate Democratic leader, saying it's time for change

Bernie Sanders won't support Schumer for Senate Democratic leader, saying it's time for change

Sen. Bernie Sanders says he won't be supporting Sen. Chuck Schumer as the Democratic majority leader in the new Congress
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Erick Reyes-Hidalgo Arrested on Forgery, Deception, and Habitual Offender Charges in Nashua

Erick Reyes-Hidalgo Arrested on Forgery, Deception, and Habitual Offender Charges in Nashua

Erick Reyes-Hidalgo has been arrested in Nashua, New Hampshire, facing multiple charges including forgery, deception, and being a habitual offender. These charges stem from incidents that occurred in January 2025 and a more recent event on Tuesday. Reyes-Hidalgo was also wanted on existing warrants from both Maryland and New Hampshire, indicating a history of legal issues across state lines. The Nashua Police Department made the arrest, bringing attention to the ongoing efforts to address criminal activity within the city. This incident highlights the challenges law enforcement faces in tracking and apprehending individuals with outstanding warrants and a pattern of repeat offenses.
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AFI Silver Theatre to Open European Union Film Showcase with Ryûsuke Hamaguchi's 'All Of A Sudden'

AFI Silver Theatre to Open European Union Film Showcase with Ryûsuke Hamaguchi's 'All Of A Sudden'

AFI Silver Theatre to Open European Union Film Showcase with Ryûsuke Hamaguchi's 'All Of A Sudden'
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Leaders of countries already hit hard by climate change tell UN summit that urgent action is needed

Leaders of countries already hit hard by climate change tell UN summit that urgent action is needed

Small island leaders are calling for urgent climate action at the United Nations talks in Turkey
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U.S. Senator Gary Peters Honors Veterans in Video Message

U.S. Senator Gary Peters Honors Veterans in Video Message

U.S. Senator Gary Peters (D-MI) has released a video message honoring American veterans. In his statement, Senator Peters acknowledged the more than 250 years of service by Americans who have answered the call to defend the nation, preserve democracy, and protect freedoms. He expressed gratitude to all veterans for their service and sacrifice for the country. The message was posted on November 11, 2026, indicating it was likely released in observance of Veterans Day. This communication from Senator Peters underscores the ongoing recognition and appreciation for military service members and their contributions to the United States.
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Representative Buddy Carter Honors Veterans on Veterans Day, Emphasizing Sacrifice and Service

Representative Buddy Carter Honors Veterans on Veterans Day, Emphasizing Sacrifice and Service

U.S. Representative Earl L. “Buddy” Carter (R-GA) released a statement on Veterans Day, expressing profound gratitude to all men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. In his statement, issued from Savannah, Georgia, Representative Carter highlighted the courage and sacrifice of veterans and their families as the foundation of the nation's freedoms. He underscored that representing Georgia's First Congressional District, a region with a rich history of military families, has been a significant honor in his life. Carter emphasized the ongoing duty to honor veterans' service and support them daily, acknowledging their immense contributions to protecting the country. This statement reaffirms the importance of recognizing and appreciating the military community's role in national security and societal well-being.
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Senseonics Holdings Hits 52-Week High Following Q3 Beat and Raymond James Upgrade

Senseonics Holdings Hits 52-Week High Following Q3 Beat and Raymond James Upgrade

Senseonics Holdings Hits 52-Week High Following Q3 Beat and Raymond James Upgrade
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House Passes Bipartisan Olszewski-Wied Bill to Aid Small Businesses in Reshoring Manufacturing

House Passes Bipartisan Olszewski-Wied Bill to Aid Small Businesses in Reshoring Manufacturing

House Passes Bipartisan Olszewski-Wied Bill to Aid Small Businesses in Reshoring Manufacturing
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University of Maryland Extension Receives $580,000 SAMHSA Grant to Expand Mental Health Training in Maryland

University of Maryland Extension Receives $580,000 SAMHSA Grant to Expand Mental Health Training in Maryland

The University of Maryland Extension (UME) has been awarded a $580,000 grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). This funding, secured by Dr. Alexander Chan, a mental health specialist with UME, is designated to enhance mental health awareness, literacy, and crisis response training across Maryland until September 2029. The initiative will build upon UME’s existing Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) and Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) programs. The goal is to equip community members with essential skills to identify signs and symptoms of mental illness, safely de-escalate crisis situations, recognize community resources, and connect individuals with appropriate mental health services. The training focuses on four key objectives: recognizing mental health challenges, safely responding to crises, identifying community resources, and connecting individuals with care. This effort comes at a critical time, as the 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health indicated th...
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University of Maryland Extension Secures $580,000 Federal Grant to Expand Mental Health Training Across Maryland

University of Maryland Extension Secures $580,000 Federal Grant to Expand Mental Health Training Across Maryland

The University of Maryland Extension (UME) has been awarded a $580,000 federal grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. This funding is designated to broaden mental health awareness, literacy, and crisis response training throughout Maryland over the next three years. The initiative, spearheaded by UME Mental Health Specialist Alexander Chan, will build upon existing Mental Health First Aid and Youth Mental Health First Aid programs. The primary objective is to equip community members with essential skills to identify the signs and symptoms of mental illness, safely de-escalate crisis situations, pinpoint community resources, and connect individuals with appropriate services. This expansion comes at a critical time, as the 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Health indicates that nearly one in four U.S. adults experienced a mental health issue in the past year, and approximately one in five adolescents aged 12 to 17 reported moderate or severe symptoms of generalized anxie...
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U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, 'Sew’isnimeepeme,' Begins Journey from Idaho to Washington D.C.

U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, 'Sew’isnimeepeme,' Begins Journey from Idaho to Washington D.C.

The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree, a 76-foot Engelmann Spruce named 'Sew’isnimeepeme' by the Nez Perce Tribe, has commenced its journey from the Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest in north-central Idaho to the west lawn of the U.S. Capitol. This tradition, where the U.S. Forest Service provides the 'People's Tree' from one of its 154 national forests, has been ongoing since 1970. The host forest is responsible for selecting the tree, creating thousands of ornaments, and coordinating the logistics of its multi-week whistle-stop tour across the country. The Nez Perce Tribe blessed the tree before its departure, with its name meaning 'One from Musselshell,' referencing a historically significant gathering place for the tribe. The tree's journey includes several stops in various states before reaching Washington D.C.
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University of Maryland Eastern Shore to Host Free GAP Training for Fruit and Vegetable Producers

University of Maryland Eastern Shore to Host Free GAP Training for Fruit and Vegetable Producers

The University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) will host a free Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and Introduction to the Produce Safety Rule Training on Saturday, December 12, 2026. The eight-hour course, offered by the Plant Science Food Safety Group at the University of Maryland, UMES Extension, and the Maryland Department of Agriculture, will take place at the UMES Research, Extension and Teaching Farm in Princess Anne, Maryland. This training is open to all fruit and vegetable producers, regardless of their growing methods, including conventional, aquaponic, hydroponic, mushroom, microgreens, or controlled environment agriculture (CEA). The primary goal of GAP training is to educate producers on minimizing the risk of cross-contamination of their produce with human pathogens. Upon successful completion of the course, attendees will receive a certificate from the Maryland Department of Agriculture Food Quality Assurance Program, which is essential for an operation to become GAP certified after an MDA ...