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FDA Approves New Alzheimer’s Treatment That May Slow Decline in Memory
By Jack Phillips The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Tuesday approved a new Alzheimer’s treatment called donanemab, which could slow progression of the mental disease that impacts millions...
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Nearly 1 in 3 Americans Earning Over $150,000 Worry About Making Ends Meet:...
By Naveen Athrappully Americans in upper-income groups are concerned about their ability to pay bills, with more than 15 percent of this demographic taking up additional jobs over the past year,...
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Inflation: Why Isn’t America Up in Arms on This Involuntary Tax
By Stephen Zogopoulos, USNN World News Inflation has surged in recent years, impacting every aspect of American life from grocery bills to gas prices. This “involuntary tax” has drained the pockets of...
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Crime Trends Have Been Tough to Track. We Broke Down the 10 Biggest Cities
By Petr Svab Is crime rising or falling across the United States? National crime trends have been difficult to track in recent years because of changes in the way that police departments report their...
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Trump Campaign Says It Raised Over $330 Million in 2nd Quarter
By Austin Alonzo Former President Donald Trump’s campaign says it entered July with $284.9 million on hand. In a press release, Donald J. Trump for President 2024 Inc., noted that the campaign raised...
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Jury Awards $687,000 to BlueCross BlueShield Scientist Fired for Refusing...
By Zachary Stieber A federal jury has awarded $687,000 to a research scientist who was fired from BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee for refusing to comply with the company’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate....
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Americans Share What Patriotism Means to Them
By Lawrence Wilson, Dan M. Berger, Janice Hisle, Natasha Holt, Jackson Richman Independence Day is the nation’s most patriotic holiday, and Americans celebrate it with abandon. On this day of parades,...
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Labour Wins Landslide Victory in UK Election
By Chris Summers Sir Keir Starmer will become British prime minister, with Labour winning 412 seats in Parliament in a general election landslide victory. All but two of the 650 seats have now been...
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US Economy Adds 208,000 New Jobs, Unemployment Rate Ticks Up to 4.1 Percent
By Andrew Moran The U.S. economy created a higher-than-expected 208,000 new jobs in June while the unemployment rate ticked up, offering a mixed assessment of the current labor market at a time when...
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US Chamber of Commerce Prioritizes Economic Growth in Policy Push
By Naveen Athrappully The U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced an initiative to help lawmakers prioritize the country’s economic growth over political tussles, warning that future generations could miss...
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Alaska, Oil Companies Sue Department of Interior Over Petroleum Reserve Rule
By Chase Smith The recent implementation of a new rule governing national petroleum reserves in Alaska, which closes millions acres to oil and gas extraction and bans infrastructure construction, has...
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NATO to Unveil ‘Bridge to Membership’ for Ukraine: US Official
By Andrew Thornebrooke NATO will unveil a plan to help prepare Ukraine to assume the responsibilities of membership in the alliance during its annual summit in Washington, next week. The deliverable is...
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Trump Lawyers Ask Judge to Stay Documents Case After Supreme Court Immunity...
By Jack Phillips Former President Donald Trump’s attorneys on Friday asked a Florida judge to partially stay his classified documents case, citing the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that the former...
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Monthly Layoffs Fall in June, But Nearly 20 Percent Higher Compared to 2023
By Naveen Athrappully The number of layoffs announced in June declined on a monthly basis due to a seasonal trend, but remained high compared to last year, according to a recent report from...
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Health Officials Confirm Measles Cases in Seattle and Ohio
By Jack Phillips Two public health departments in Washington state and Ohio said they are looking into two separate measles cases involving people who recently came back to the United States following...
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Hurricane Beryl Makes Landfall on Texas Coast
Melanie Sun Hurricane Beryl made landfall on the Texas coast near Matagorda early Monday with a dangerous storm surge and strong winds. According to the National Weather Service, the storm’s center hit...
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Biden Tells Congressional Democrats He Is Firmly Committed to Stay in Race
By Emel Akan WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden in a letter to Congressional Democrats on July 8 stated that he is determined to stay in the 2024 presidential race. He urged them to band together and move...
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Boeing Accepts Plea Deal, Fine to Avoid Criminal Trial Over 737 Max Crashes: DOJ
By Jacob Burg Boeing will plead guilty to a criminal charge of defrauding the U.S. government over the deadly 2018 and 2019 737 MAX crashes that killed 346 people, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)...
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Business Bankruptcies Jump 34 Percent in First Half of 2024
By Naveen Athrappully Bankruptcy filings by commercial entities grew by more than a third this year as businesses struggled under an environment of high costs and interest rates, according to the...
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Fed Chair: Leaving Interest Rates Too High for Too Long Could Harm US...
By Andrew Moran Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned lawmakers on Capitol Hill that leaving interest rates too high for too long could threaten the U.S. economy. Appearing before the Senate...
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