A majority of registered voters in a poll released Friday said they think President Biden and most members of Congress don’t deserve reelection. The Gallup survey found 61 percent of registered voters said that Biden doesn’t deserve reelection. By comparison 38 percent said they think he deserves to stay in the White House for another...
The U.S. economy added 353,000 jobs in January, and the unemployment rate clocked in at 3.7 percent, according to new data released Friday by the Labor Department. The January jobs report far exceeded the gain of 185,000 jobs and a 3.8 percent unemployment rate expected by economists polled by the Wall Street Journal. The first...
Former President Trump is holding a narrow 4-point lead over President Biden in a new poll. Forty-nine percent of registered voters in the CNN poll, conducted by SSRS, said they would be “more likely to vote" for Trump, while 45 percent said they would be “more likely to vote” for Biden. In the same poll,...
America’s research enterprise, developed at universities and funded through federal research grants, remains highly vulnerable to malign foreign influence operations.
Hundreds of pages of recently released documents provided by the Department of Health and Human Services affirm what the overwhelming majority of the public has known for decades.
Home and public charging stations also place a significant strain on the electric grid, resulting in an average of $11,833 in socialized costs per vehicle over 10 years. Those costs are shouldered by us through our electricity bills.
Hours before a 2021 mass school shooting in Michigan, the mother of a teenager who killed four students said she was worried that he was "going to do something dumb,” a man who had a close relationship with her testified Wednesday.
Georgia senators voted in favor of a bill that would require cash bail for 30 more crimes than before. Cash bail has become a divisive topic recently, typically along party lines.
Republican Gov. Jim Pillen of Nebraska has rejected $18 million in federal funding to help feed children in need over the summer, prompting legislative action by Sen. Jen Day.