San Francisco moves to establish a reparations fund aimed at addressing historical injustices, but a looming $1 billion budget deficit means no funds are yet allocated. The plan envisions a range of measures—from potential payments to financial education—sparking a heated debate about timing, scope, and accountability.

Michigan is wrestling with a bomb cyclone that buried parts of the state in fresh snowfall and knocked out power for thousands. As colder air settles in and lake-effect snow lingers toward the New Year, communities brace for a tough cleanup and an even chillier start.

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San Francisco dives into a heated debate over a new reparations bill that could establish a city fund and potentially sizable payouts for eligible residents. As budgets and feasibility are weighed, supporters call it a historic step, while critics warn of financial risk. The full implications—and what they mean for the city’s future—are still unfolding.

A viral video has ignited a political firestorm over fraud allegations tied to Minnesota’s taxpayer-funded child care centers. As officials from the state to federal agencies weigh in, the case highlights deep-seated debates over accountability, immigration, and funding safeguards. With investigations ongoing, the story hints at broader tensions shaping policy and reform.

Maryland braces for a bitter start to the new year, with gusty winds and chilly temperatures dipping into the 30s and wind chills in the teens. A fast-moving cold front could bring light snow overnight into New Year’s Day, followed by much colder air for the weekend. Garrett County faces heavier snowfall and travel hazards,…

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San Francisco’s new reparations plan has sparked a heated clash over legality and funding. With a looming near-$1 billion deficit, critics call the measure unconstitutional and fiscally reckless, while supporters say addressing historic injustices is essential. The debate could reshape how the city balances justice with its budget.