EV Sales Surge Despite Expiring Federal Tax Credits
EV sales in the U.S. increased by 30% in 2025, reaching over 1.2 million vehicles. This boom is attributed to federal tax credits and advancements in EV technology.
Rep. Rick Larsen Fights for Lower Healthcare Costs in Northwest Washington
Rep. Rick Larsen is advocating for a bill that significantly reduces healthcare costs for working families in…
Trump and Starmer Debate UK’s Recognition of Palestinian State, Gaza Crisis
Leaders discuss UK's recognition of a Palestinian state. Starmer emphasizes need for peace and aid in Gaza, while…
Top US Healthcare Institutions: Health Care Service Corp and Yale Health
Explore top US health institutions: #41 is Health Care Service Corporation, while #42 is Yale New Haven Health.
Rundown of Wall Street’s Major Calls: Upgrades, Downgrades, and Initiations
Get the latest on Wall Street's biggest calls: RBC upgrades Nike, Goldman Sachs upgrades StepStone Group, Roth…
Delaware, others advocate for health tax credits extension
Congress is in a deadlock over budget negotiations with subsidies at the center. The standoff could lead to a…
22nd Kids Fitness & Nutrition Day at UNK: Boosting Nebraska’s Health
22nd Annual Nebraska Kids Fitness and Nutrition Day
You might be curious about the recent activities at the University of Nebraska – Kearney's (UNK) 22nd Annual Nebraska Kids Fitness and Nutrition Day held on Thursday, Sept. 18. This year, we saw more than 760 fourth-grade students participating from schools in Alma, Amherst, Axtell, Shelton Elm…
Massive Strikes in France Pressure New PM Lecornu on Wages and Public Services
French teachers, transport workers, hospital staff, pharmacists and public sector workers strike to pressure new…
VA White River Junction to Host Ribbon Cutting for New Medical Surgical Unit
The VA White River Junction Healthcare System will unveil a newly renovated, state-of-the-art Medical Surgical Unit…
VIDEO: Peters’ Senate Floor Return
Senator Gary Peters warns of the alarming growth of the national debt, attributing it to decisions by Congress and past administrations.