The Daily Populous

Oregon and Portland officials jointly sued the administration this week after President Donald Trump announced he would send the National Guard to protect the city.

On Friday, Judge Immergut heard nearly two hours of testimony over the legality of a possible National Guard deployment to the city.

US Deputy Assistant Attorney General Eric Hamilton cited a variety of incidents he said make the National Guard deployment necessary. »

Street Fighter 6's director was 'shocked' that Capcom Cup 12 viewing will be paywalled Director Takayuki Nakayama was as surprised as anyone to find out that Capcom Cup 12 would charge PPV-style for viewership.

In a recent Twitter reply, Takayuki Nakayama, director of Street Fighter 6, shared that he and SF6 producer Shuhei Matsumoto learned about the same time as anyone else that Capcom Cup 12 would be paywalled.

All of this comes from the announcement by Capcom Fighters about the new pay model for the upcoming Capcom Cup 12 Finals in March 2026. »

People who make a habit of sleeping on the job comprise a secret society of sorts within the U.S. labor force.

The federal government even bans sleeping in its buildings while at work, except in rare circumstances.

Marvin Stockwell, the founder of PR firm Champion the Cause, takes short naps several times a week. »

A protester shouts at a federal officer in the 3900 block of South Kedzie Avenue in Brighton Park on Saturday.

Chicago police officers at the scene on the Southwest Side after a woman was shot by federal agents Saturday.

Maritza Vega lives half a block away from where federal agents threw tear gas canisters into a crowd of protesters. »