One year after President Vladimir Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine, a settlement is nowhere in sight.
Deb Hardy
Staff Writer
U.S. applications for jobless benefits fell again last week
The labor market remains resilient in the face of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate increases meant to cool the economy.
Trans youth care ban headed to Tennessee governor’s desk
Republican Gov. Bill Lee has voiced support for the bill.
IS attacks on Syria truffle hunters are deadliest in a year
Sleeper cells still terrorize populations nearly four years after the group was defeated in Syria.
Insurer Humana lays out employer-sponsored coverage exit
The health insurer Humana will stop providing employer-sponsored commercial coverage as it focuses on bigger parts of its business, like Medicare Advantage.
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo seeks to rally U.S. behind $52 billion chip program
President Biden signed the CHIPS and Science Act into law last August on the promise that it would spur factory groundbreakings.
U.S. mass killings linked to extremism spiked over last decade
The number was at least three times higher in the last decade than the total from any other 10-year period since the 1970s.
Viola Davis, Paul Simon among finalists for audiobook awards
The nominations for the annual Audie Awards handed out by the Audio Publishers Association were announced Thursday.
U.S. revises down last quarter’s economic growth to 2.7% rate
It’s a solid showing despite rising interest rates and elevated inflation, the government said in a downgrade from its initial estimate.
FTX founder faces new charges in rewritten indictment
The new fraud charges raise the prison sentence Sam Bankman-Fried could face if convicted from 115 years to 155 years.