Historic deal for poorer nations as COP climate summit agrees to ‘loss and damage’ fund
Delegates at the world’s biggest climate-related conference struggled to build consensus on an array of issues.
Supreme Court leaked landmark case years before Roe was overturned, ex-abortion activist says in new report
A former anti-abortion leader claims he was told the outcome of a 2014 case weeks before it was announced publicly, according to a report from The New York Times.
Is the Fed ‘going rogue’? Calls heat up to back off quest for 2% inflation
With a recession on the horizon and the Fed continuing to slam on the brakes, calls are rising that central bank should re-examine its 2% inflation goal.
Flu variant that hits kids and seniors harder than other strains is dominant in U.S. right now
The H3N2 variant has been associated with more severe flu seasons for children and the elderly in the past, according to the CDC.
Democrat Frisch concedes to MAGA Republican Boebert in tight race for Colorado House seat
Boebert’s win is by the narrowest of margins. She leads Frisch by just over 500 votes, or 0.2 percentage points, with 99% of the vote in as of Friday.
Watch live: U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland names Trump special counsel for criminal probes
The announcement comes days after Donald Trump said he would again seek election in 2024, potentially against incumbent President Joe Biden.
Attorney General Merrick Garland names Jack Smith special counsel in Trump criminal probes
Donald Trump faces multiple criminal investigations. A special counsel will be named to determine if federal charges should be lodged against the Republican.
#RIPTwitter is trending. Here’s how to download your Twitter archive
If you’re concerned about the future of Twitter in light of the recent resignations, here’s how to download your Twitter archive.
Goldman Sachs names Amazon and Etsy as top stocks heading into 2022 holiday season
Retailers are dealing with a longer and more promotional end-of-the-year period than normal.
Biden administration asks Supreme Court to allow student debt forgiveness plan to continue
The Biden administration asked the Supreme Court on Friday to lift an injunction on its student loan forgiveness plan.
