Florida is experiencing its largest dengue outbreak in decades, with over 250 locally acquired cases reported this year.

Arizona dark money law: The 9th Circuit upheld the voter-approved disclosure measure, rejecting a First Amendment challenge

A sweeping bipartisan plan takes aim at the bottlenecks scuttling new infrastructure.

Sen. John Fetterman’s political operation is offering conservative groups a hefty cut of donations to recruit new donors, according to an exclusive new report in The Atlantic that is drawing sharp criticism of the Pennsylvania Democrat. After Democratic fundraising firm MissionWired ended its work w...

The Federal Reserve's internal watchdog said it found no evidence a $2.5 billion project at the Fed's Washington headquarters violated federal law.

A study found women significantly reduced their risk of early death by walking just 4,000 steps a day

Bank of America's Merrill Lynch unit will pay $39 million to settle a class ​action claiming it paid brokerage customers near-zero interest ‌rates instead of market rates on idle cash in their retirement accounts.

Employees share that these behaviors are extremely annoying and irk them so much that they want to run away from their supervisors or even leave the company altogether. This is how a supervisor proves...

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John Kennedy pushes back against such spending as pro-Trump ‘public service announcements’ air before midterms

The taxpayer-funded campaign borrows the president's political rhetoric as the White House defends the spots as “public service” announcements.

Images of Maricarmen Abascal being forcibly removed from her home sparked protests and a reckoning over the country’s soaring real estate market Images of an octogenarian being evicted from the home she had lived in for seven decades on a stretcher, flanked by protesters and police officers, sparked indignation across Spain. Hours later, people began taking to the streets. In Madrid, an estimated 10,000 people turned up on Wednesday, wielding signs that read “Shame” and “Out with the vulture funds”, to protest against the eviction of Maricarmen Abascal. From the northern tip of Spain to the south, people poured into plazas calling for a nationwide reckoning over access to housing. Continue reading...

Two days of heavy rain left homes, shops and roads waterlogged and residents wading through waist-deep water in the Thai capital

Sullenberger landed a disabled passenger plane safely in the Hudson River in 2009 without any loss of life

Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist speaks with NBC’s Kristen Welker in interview airing on Sunday Bill Gates has called on the US’s federal legislators and law enforcers to regulate the development of artificial intelligence (AI), saying in an interview airing on Sunday that the technology left unchecked could cause “a billion deaths” and “no one thinks self-regulation is enough”. “You need law enforcement and the politicians to get into the discussion about what safeguards and monitoring look like,” the Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist said to Kristen Welker, the NBC Meet the Press host. “And that has to be a required thing.” Continue reading...

Fears grow that loyalists in key states could use critical period when votes are counted to amplify false claims

Firms manipulating process to avoid emission controls and scrutiny of their projects, environmental groups warn

The decision lets the administration move forward with a key provision of President Trump’s first anti-voting executive order.

President Donald Trump invited three conservative Supreme Court justices to his state dinner hosting Chinese leader Xi Jinping, which prompted outcry.On Thursday, multiple reporters pointed out that Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett and Chief Justice John Roberts were expected to attend th...

The California Supreme Court ordered Sheriff Chad Bianco of Riverside County to return ballots to election officials after he confiscated them for an investigation.