Iran’s Warning, Generic Drug Quality Controversy & Monarch Tracking on PBS
This Sunday on PBS News: Iran threatens retaliation, concerns over generic drug testing, how social media lures migrants into danger, and tracking monarch butterflies.
Yearly Archives
2026
Newsom Plans $200M CA EV Rebates to Counter Federal Reductions
Cali Gov. Newsom proposes $200M for state-level EV rebates to counteract removal of federal tax credit. The move…
Top 20 Essential Gadgets for Crushing Your New Year’s Resolutions
Mastering New Year's Resolutions: Transform Intentions into Lasting Habits
Just like every other year, you're…
Trump May Be the ‘First President’ to Reduce Healthcare Costs
Sen. Bernie Moreno claims President Trump could be the first to lower healthcare costs, through a deal potentially reducing premiums by 11%.
More Americans Now Hold Mortgages with Rates Over 6% than Below 3%
The housing market recently hit a significant milestone, with more Americans now having mortgage rates above 6%…
Medical Care in America: The Struggle Against Profit-Driven Insurers
Millions of Americans struggle with medical care, facing high premiums or denials from profit-driven insurance…
Minneapolis Mayor Calls for State Involvement in ICE Fatal Shooting Probe
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey calls for state agencies to help investigate a fatal shooting by an ICE officer, citing deep mistrust of federal agencies in Minnesota.
Trump’s Climate Policies Could Cost US a Generation
"President Trump's actions in 2025 began a campaign to dismantle the nation’s ability to combat climate change,…
Analyzing Trump’s First Year: From Ukraine to Iran, a World Turned Upside Down
In his first year in office, Donald Trump has faced backlash from critics for his handling of international…
California’s AI boom reduces estimated budget deficit by $15 billion
California's budget proposal foresees a smaller deficit than expected due to surging revenues from artificial intelligence boom, while education system faces overhaul.