Report calls for national food strategy due to food safety gaps
A new watchdog report highlights the ongoing issues concerning the oversight of foodborne illness in the United States and stresses the need for a... Read More.
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RFK Jr. advances past committee opposition, heads to Senate floor
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the controversial nominee for U.S. Health and Human Service secretary, will move forward in the confirmation process after advancing through... Read More.
DeWine puts budget proposal focus on children
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine wants to give parents working minimum-wage jobs a tax credit, but no other tax cuts were included in a budget... Read More.
Trade war fears ease as Trump pauses tariffs after concessions from Canada, Mexico
Major markets pared some losses after President Donald Trump paused his plans for 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada while starting talks... Read More.
Robinson drops CNN defamation lawsuit, says no plans to run again
Mark Robinson, who bid to become the first Black governor in North Carolina history, is no longer pursuing a defamation case against CNN and... Read More.
Israeli-American Siegel reunited with family
In a move anticipated since late last week, Chapel Hill native Keith Siegel was released from Hamas’ hostage captivity on Saturday.
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Trump’s China crackdown may end tax loophole for retailers like Shein, Temu
President Donald Trump over the weekend laid down a controversial, across-the-board tariff against China. One aspect of Trump’s ongoing crackdown on trade with China... Read More.
Poll: Colorado voters say GOP more represents working class, address top concerns
Colorado voters are waning in their support for the Democrat Party, a new poll finds, as immigration and the economy continue to be top... Read More.
Expert says new tariffs could push gas prices higher
The national average for regular gasoline in the United States has dipped close to $3 per gallon, offering some relief to Americans; however, recent... Read More.
VA orders non-union remote employees back to office
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced its return-to office-policies Monday, a move expected to affect one-fifth of the agency's 479,000 employees.
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