2021

Biden’s America: 1 in 4 Americans to Skip Thanksgiving to Save Money

One in five Americans are unsure if they will be able to cover the costs of Thanksgiving this year, and one in four plan to skip it to save money, a recent Personal Capital survey found.

Republicans Should Slowly Back Away From Ukraine

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More Foods Will Be Gene-Edited Than You Think

Gene editing has long been primarily used for research, treatment, and disease prevention. Currently, this technology is increasingly being applied to modify agricultural products...

US Sending $725 Million More in Weapons to Ukraine

The Department of Defense (DOD) has announced that the United States will provide $725 million in additional security assistance to meet Ukraine’s “critical security and defense needs” as it battles a Russian invasion.

Letter to FBI Head Reveals Many Agents Could Relate to Jan. 6 Rallygoers

A partially redacted email from January 2021 that was sent to a top FBI official reportedly called attention to some people within the agency...

Why Accurate COVID-19 Death Counts Are Still Hard to Determine 3 Years Later

The number of deaths resulting from COVID-19 infections has been controversial and debated since the onset of the pandemic. Much of this stems from how doctors...

‘Wild Ride’ Begins With Court Clash Over First US Law To Ban Child Transgender Surgeries

When America’s first law banning “gender transition procedures” for minors was passed in Arkansas last year, it spawned a wave of similar legislation. But legislative proposals in...

Ex-Yale Employee Gets Nine Years in Prison After Admitting to Stealing $40M From University

A former Yale University School of Medicine employee was sentenced to more than nine years in prison after she admitted to the theft of $40 million...

Americans’ Heating Bills Expected to Soar This Winter

American families will pay far more to heat their homes this winter, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), which predicts that some people will see bills as much as 28 percent higher compared to last winter, with the grim outlook coming as households expect inflation to rise and the economy to get worse.

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