Nevada Democrats sound alarm as election denier leads secretary of state race
Jim Marchant, the GOP nominee in the Nevada secretary of state race, continues to poll ahead of his Democratic opponent despite a smaller presence on the trail.
European countries face an air conditioning Catch-22 after its red hot, record-breaking summer
Europe faces a growing energy crisis coming into the colder, winter months. It will face another problem if more scorching summer heat waves return.
Why Silicon Valley is so excited about awkward drawings done by artificial intelligence
Generative AI has gotten so much better that it’s inspired people to leave their jobs, start new companies and dream about a new generation of tech giants.
FDA clears vaccine to prevent whooping cough in newborns by giving shot to mother during pregnancy
It is the first shot the FDA has approved for use during pregnancy to prevent a disease in young infants.
Biden’s student loan forgiveness application will go live any day now. Here’s how to prepare
The U.S. Department of Education has said the application for student loan forgiveness will be live in early October, suggesting it could be ready any day now.
Covid vaccines prevented at least 330,000 deaths among U.S. seniors in 2021, health officials say
The U.S. has rolled out new booster shots that target the omicron BA.5 subvariant, and health officials believe the new shot will provide stronger protection.
‘The month of unprecedented deals’ — From Amazon to Target, here’s what you need to know about the early holiday sales going on now
Retailers are kicking off a slew of holiday deals earlier than ever before. Here’s a rundown of some of the sales events happening now.
DOJ suspects Trump still has classified documents he removed from White House, even after FBI Mar-a-Lago raid
The Justice Department is criminally investigating Donald Trump for the removal of government documents from the White House to Mar-a-Lago.
Biden signs executive order with new framework to protect data transfers between the U.S. and EU
The new Privacy Shield seeks to address European concerns of surveillance by U.S. intelligence agencies.
New cars are finally back in stock — but Americans might not be able to afford them
The Federal Reserve aggressively increasing interest rates could slow a sales rebound for the U.S. automotive industry.
