Economist/YouGov Poll: Trump Hits New Low Approval, High Disapproval for Israeli Occupation
This week's Economist/YouGov poll highlights Trump's plummeting approval rates, Democrats leading in congressional voting intention, growing support for military aid to Ukraine, and limited support for Israel controlling Gaza.
Possible Rise in Pennsylvania Health Insurance Premiums Amid Expiring Tax Credits
Health insurance may get pricier for some Pennsylvanians next year as carriers propose a 19% rise in individual…
Debate Sparks: Mom’s Tough Advice for Kids
Should Kids Hit Back if Another Child Struck First?
The debate surrounding whether children should hit back if they…
Newsmax to Pay $67 Million in Defamation Settlement
Conservative network Newsmax has agreed to pay $67 million to settle a lawsuit brought by Dominion Voting Systems, which accused the outlet of spreading false claims about the 2020 presidential election. The settlement was disclosed in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
This follows Fox News’s $787.5 million settlement…
Unlock Solutions: Overcoming Access Denied Errors
Why Was Your Access Blocked?
If you're wondering "why is my access to this page blocked?" it might appear…
2 Stocks to Benefit from Industrial & Public Spending
The Zacks Building Products - Concrete & Aggregates industry is optimistically progressing towards 2025, driven…
Renowned Political Columnist Jules Witcover Passes Away at 98
Renowned political columnist Jules Witcover, known for his strong opinions and exceptional writing, has passed away at 98.
Trilliant Health Report Reveals Significant Price Variations in US Healthcare
New Trilliant Health report exposes huge price variations in U.S. healthcare, highlighting startling disparities…
Treasury Tightens Start Rules for Wind, Solar Projects
President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act reduces tax incentives for clean energy, requiring wind and solar…
Texas Democrats Return to Capitol, Ending Two-Week Quorum Break Over Redistricting
Texas Democrats return to the state Capitol, ending a two-week quorum break and marking the start of the state's second special session.