Rep. Annessa Hartman to Leave Legislature, Run for Clackamas County Commission
Rep. Annessa Hartman, the only Democrat to vote against tax-raising transportation bill, will not seek re-election, aiming for county commission seat.
Monthly Archives
September 2025
New NEVI Guidance Reopens Opportunities for EV Charging Sector
Recent developments in the US electric vehicle (EV) market indicate growth, with sales increasing and federal…
Poll Analysis of NYC Mayoral Race and US-Israel Relations News Breakdown
Explore the latest political analysis from the NBC News Politics team, with insights on NYC's Mayoral race and…
Health Insurance Disparities Across Occupations: Highest Uninsured Rates in 2024 Revealed
Uninsured rates among US workers vary greatly by profession, with farming, fishing, and forestry occupations facing the highest at 29.4%.
Discover Andy Cohen’s Successful GLP-1 Weight Loss Strategy
Lizzo's Wellness Journey: More Than Just Physical
Lizzo, the renowned "Good as Hell” singer, embarked on a…
WNBA Star Paige Bueckers’ Financial Literacy Journey from College to Pro
WNBA star Paige Bueckers discusses her unexpected financial journey from college to pro sports, emphasizing the…
Latta Opens Energy Subcommittee Hearing on Appliance Policies
Congressman Bob Latta criticizes policies that have increased energy costs, jeopardized grid reliability & limited consumer choice.
GE HealthCare and CardioNavix Partner to Bring Cardiac PET Imaging Nationwide
GE HealthCare partners with CardioNavix to distribute Flyrcado injection, a novel cardiac PET imaging agent, to…
US-China Rivalry Under Trump’s Energy Law
US-China clean energy cooperation gives way to competition following Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' which…
Appeals court orders dismissal of case challenging mass firing of federal employees
A federal appeals court orders dismissal of a case challenging the Trump administration's termination of probationary federal employees.