Trump Signs Executive Order Allowing Off-Road Dyed Diesel for Highway Use
President Trump signs Executive Order allowing temporary use of off-road "dyed" diesel for highway use, deferring Federal excise tax to lower fuel costs for Americans.
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2026
Guest Column: The Impact of IRA’s Drug Price Controls
"Guest columnist Dan Crippen explores the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act's drug price controls on biotech…
Gen Z Women’s Major Voting Concerns: Affordability and Financial Security
Explore the top issues motivating young Gen Z women this election cycle, including affordability of healthcare,…
GE HealthCare Acquires Sofie Biosciences to Expand PET Radiopharmaceuticals
GE HealthCare is acquiring Sofie Biosciences, a US contract manufacturing organization for PET radiopharmaceuticals, for $945 million.
Colorado River Law Struggles with Water Supply Discrepancy
The Colorado River, which supplies water to nearly 40 million people, is delivering less water than expected,…
Haaland’s Injury Fears: Star Striker Limps Off Field
Concerns Over Erling Haaland's Fitness Ahead of Liverpool Clash
Manchester City's key player and Norway's star,…
AFSA Education Foundation Launches Redesigned MoneySKILL Personal Finance Curriculum
AFSA Education Foundation launches updated platform with enhanced features and new content to support state financial literacy requirements.
Brazilians Reject ‘New Republic’ in 2026 Elections: A Turning Point in…
Brazilians vote against President Lula da Silva, burying the political project "Nova República", signaling an end…
US Battery-Power Startups Reach $3.2B in September
Eleven standalone Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects are slated to break ground across the U.S. in…
Surgeon Shortage in Rural America Threatens Access to Healthcare
New research reveals a critical shortage of surgeons in rural America, with a third of U.S. counties having no general surgeon.