Millions lose private Medicare plans and face rising costs
Millions of people with private Medicare coverage are being forced to change their insurance for 2027 and will pay higher […]
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Human rights lawyer Navi Pillay awarded Nobel Peace Prize
DENIS BALIBOUSE / OCT. 18, 2012 U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay smiles during a news conference at
Iran-backed Houthis attack Saudi Arabia airports, killing 3
Saudi Arabia said today that Houthi strikes on two major airports killed three people and injured dozens more, in attacks
New solar technology could help U.S. catch China
CARTERSVILLE, Ga. >> Producers of solar panels in the United States say they are on the cusp of a technological
AI groups are spending millions to influence the midterms
Artificial intelligence companies racing to shape how the federal government might regulate their industry amid rising safety and economic concerns
Watchdog: ICE spent $2.5B expanding detention without strategic plan
The Trump administration wasted millions of dollars in its swift effort to drastically expand immigration detention, including nearly $3 million
Watchdog: ICE spent $2.5B expanding detention without strategic plan
The Trump administration wasted millions of dollars in its swift effort to drastically expand immigration detention, including nearly $3 million
Florida sues New York Times over alleged anti-Israel bias
Credit: Mitch Perry/Florida Phoenix The state of Florida filed a shareholder lawsuit Wednesday against The New York Times in a
Global economy is running out of wiggle room
LONDON >> For a while now, the global economy has been beating the odds. The energy shock prompted by the
Army’s top civilian leader resigns after clashing with Hegseth
Army Secretary Daniel P. Driscoll, the service’s top civilian leader, who clashed repeatedly with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the