Fear on the Edge: Gephyrophobia and America’s Bridge Safety Crisis
A bridge collapse in Baltimore has Americans wondering, are bridges safe in the US? Get the latest inside.
TikTok’s Biggest Challenge Yet: Congress Advances Bill to Ban TikTok in the U.S.
The bill gives ByteDance 165 days to sell TikTok or it will become illegal for US app stores to carry it. More inside.
San Francisco Issues Official Apology to Black Residents For Decades of Racist Policies
Supervisors in San Francisco issued a formal apology to African Americans Tuesday, saying this was just the beginning of reparations for Black residents.
House Leaders Develop Bi-Partisan Artificial Intelligence Task Force
The task force will explore how Congress can help America lead the way in Artificial Intelligence and protect US from the dangers of the new technology.
Senate Passes $95 Billion Aid Package For Ukraine and Israel, Faces Challenge in House
The bill is expected to have a tough journey in the house as Speaker Mike Johnson has already said he will not put the vote on the floor.
Joel Osteen, Lakewood Church Praying For Healing Following Shooting
“Together, we will rise above this tragedy and stand firm in our commitment to love and support one another,” Osteen shared in a statement.
Biden Will Not Face Charges in Classified Information Case, Both Sides Weigh-in
Special Counsel Robert Hur's report paints President Biden in a light that he was trying to evade.
Mortgage Rates Climb Back Over 7%, Economists Still Predict Strong 2024
With the approaching spring housing market, the importance of rates is heightened, especially considering the persistently high and rising home prices.
Report: U.S. Economy Added 353,000 Jobs in January
Also, the unemployment rate (3.7%) remained under 4% for the 24th consecutive month. Do you feel better about the economy?