As the Federal Reserve prepares to cut rates, risks remain for the labor market
The Federal Reserve is poised to cut interest rates this week. Recent job numbers are a reminder that a soft landing is not yet assured.
SC has executed 43 convicted murderers since 1985. Here are them and who they killed
The first execution in South Carolina after the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976 was that of Joseph Carl Shaw, a former… Read More »SC has executed 43 convicted murderers since 1985. Here are them and who they killed
Evidence of 'Snowball Earth' found in ancient rocks
Enlarge / Artist's impression of the state of the Earth during global ice ages. The Earth has gone through many geological phases, but there was… Read More »Evidence of 'Snowball Earth' found in ancient rocks
Will TikTok be banned in January? That question will be put to the court
TikTok will appear in federal court on Monday to block a new law that would ban the popular video app in the United States early… Read More »Will TikTok be banned in January? That question will be put to the court
Minnesota driver kills 16-year-old by driving into crowd
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minnesota woman involved in a sidewalk brawl in downtown Minneapolis jumped into an SUV and drove through the crowd, killing a… Read More »Minnesota driver kills 16-year-old by driving into crowd
Disney and DirecTV reach agreement to restore ESPN and ABC
The agreement ends a two-week dispute that left many of DirecTV's 11 million customers unable to watch shows like Monday Night Football.
North Dakota Highway Patrol is asking for information regarding Sept. 15 motorcycle crash that injured Jamestown man
Sept. 15 – FORT RANSOM, ND – The North Dakota Highway Patrol is seeking information from motorcyclists who participated in a race on Sept. 15… Read More »North Dakota Highway Patrol is asking for information regarding Sept. 15 motorcycle crash that injured Jamestown man
This Is Why You Don't Have to Worry About Lead in Your Cinnamon
Consumer Reports reported on Thursday the levels of lead it found in 36 ground cinnamon products, prompting a series of shocking headlines. The test is… Read More »This Is Why You Don't Have to Worry About Lead in Your Cinnamon
Trump's proposal to end overtime taxes could cost billions
The former president left many key details of the overtime plan undiscussed, including whether the exception would apply to the payroll taxes that fund Social… Read More »Trump's proposal to end overtime taxes could cost billions
Research shows that dogs' brains sync up with ours when we look into their eyes
If you've ever looked into the big, watery eyes of a dog and suddenly… connected, Perhaps you experienced a moment of brain synchronization. For the… Read More »Research shows that dogs' brains sync up with ours when we look into their eyes
Final trailer for Venom: The Last Dance introduces Knull, god of symbiotes
Tom Hardy returns for another round as the host of an alien symbiote, in Venom: The Last Dance. Tom Hardy is back for one last… Read More »Final trailer for Venom: The Last Dance introduces Knull, god of symbiotes
How livestock markets are being redeveloped in Western cities
Lands in cities and towns that were once shipping points for livestock can be low-lying, unfavorable, and often prone to flooding. They are also hotbeds… Read More »How livestock markets are being redeveloped in Western cities
Harris campaign mocks Trump after 'I hate Taylor Swift' post
Vice President Harris' campaign team ridiculed former President Trump in a press release on Sunday after he expressed his distaste for pop star Taylor Swift… Read More »Harris campaign mocks Trump after 'I hate Taylor Swift' post
1.3 million Android TV boxes have backdoor; researchers still don't know how
Getty Images Researchers still don't know what caused a recently discovered malware infection that affects nearly 1.3 million streaming devices running an open-source version of… Read More »1.3 million Android TV boxes have backdoor; researchers still don't know how
Hollywood film producers are finding it increasingly difficult to make a living
Corporate consolidation and technology have upended many jobs in recent decades, but few arcs are more surprising than that of the Hollywood producer.
