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2 Lawmakers Attempt the Impossible: Saving Social Security
By Mark Tapscott More members of Congress, 329, co-sponsored the Social Security Fairness Act (SSFA) than nearly any other legislative proposal in 2024, but that may not be evidence of lawmakers’...
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American Airlines Fined $50 Million Over Treatment of Passengers With...
By Matt McGregor The U.S. Department of Transportation has levied a $50 million fine against American Airlines in a settlement over the Texas-based company’s alleged violations of disability laws that...
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New Hampshire’s Gubernatorial Hopefuls Spar at Candidate Forum
By Samantha Flom New Hampshire’s gubernatorial candidates are making their final pitches to voters with just two weeks to go until Election Day. At a candidate forum hosted by New Hampshire Public...
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Testicular Cancer: Symptoms, Causes, Treatments, and Natural Approaches
By Mercura Wang, Medically Reviewed by Jimmy Almond, M.D. Testicular cancer occurs when malignant cells form in the tissues of one or, less commonly, both testicles. It affects approximately one in 250...
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LA Times Editorials Editor Quits After Paper’s Owner Blocks Harris Endorsement
By Kimberly Hayek The editor for the Los Angeles Times editorial section resigned on Wednesday after the newspaper’s owner reportedly stopped its editorial board from endorsing Vice President Kamala...
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Red Hat Drives IBM’s Software Growth, Stock Slips on Weak Infrastructure...
By Panos Mourdoukoutas IBM’s software revenue growth accelerated in the third quarter owing to a strong showing in Red Hat’s revenues. Software revenue came at $6.5 billion, up 9.6 percent at constant...
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Blinken Announces $135 Million Humanitarian Aid Package for Gaza
By Ryan Morgan The United States is preparing to send $135 million in new humanitarian aid to Gaza, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced on Oct. 24. Speaking alongside Qatari Prime Minister...
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McDonald’s Sued for E. Coli Contaminated Food
By Naveen Athrappully Fast-food chain McDonald’s is facing a lawsuit from a Colorado man after the individual consumed food contaminated with E. coli bacteria and became ill, with the complaint coming...
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Judge Throws Out Vote Payment Allegations Against Elon Musk
By Zachary Stieber A federal judge has turned away allegations that billionaire Elon Musk violated the law when he started giving $1 million away to registered voters. California resident Aaron...
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Meta, TikTok, and Google Cannot Evade School’s Lawsuit Alleging Harm to...
By Naveen Athrappully A California court allowed school districts to sue social media companies including Facebook and TikTok over accusations they harm the mental health of children and therefore...
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Trump’s Attorneys Seek Election Case Dismissal, Say Special Council...
By Sam Dorman Former President Donald Trump’s attorneys argued in a new filing on Oct. 24 that Special Counsel Jack Smith’s superseding indictment should be dismissed since his appointment was...
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Owners of Ship Involved in Baltimore Bridge Collapse Settle DOJ Lawsuit for...
By Caden Pearson Two Singapore-based companies whose cargo ship caused the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in March have agreed to pay $101.9 million to settle a civil lawsuit brought by the...
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5 Things to Know About Age Discrimination
By Tribune News Service, Yvette C. Hammett From Kiplinger’s Personal Finance The generation that came of age telling people never to trust anyone over 30 is now more than twice that old and on the...
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A Low-Carb Diet May Eliminate the Need for Diabetes Drugs, Study Suggests
By Huey Freeman Type 2 diabetes patients who went on a low-carbohydrate diet saw their insulin production double, potentially eliminating their need for medication, according to a new study published...
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Federal Agency Warns Companies Against Unchecked Surveillance of Employees
By Naveen Athrappully The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) issued guidance to protect workers against obtrusive employers hiring third-party tracking services to digitally monitor staff....
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The Battle for Space Is On
By Autumn Spredemann Space has been called the final frontier and experts say governments are becoming more focused on strengthening defense and exploring the military potential of low Earth orbit....
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Key Moments From Trump’s Candid Conversation With Joe Rogan
By Caden Pearson and Jacob Burg Former President Donald Trump sat down with podcast host Joe Rogan on Friday for a nearly three-hour interview. Trump candidly spoke on a wide array of topics. The...
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Republicans Gain Early-Vote Leads in at Least 4 Battleground States: Election...
By John Haughey Republican voters appear to be running up big leads during the opening stages of early voting in at least four of seven battleground states, in some cases not only chipping into mail-in...
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Curcumin Supplementation Linked to 54 Percent Reduction in Age-Related Vision...
By Huey Freeman A new study from the Stanford University College of Medicine has found that a nutritional supplement derived from turmeric significantly reduces the risk of age-related macular...
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Spirit Airlines Announces Job Cuts, Aircraft Selloff Amid Financial Uncertainty
By Chase Smith Budget airline Spirit revealed plans to reduce its workforce and sell 23 Airbus A320ceo and A321ceo aircraft to GA Telesis, LLC, a move valued at approximately $519 million, in response...
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