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Wait, cats can get AIDS? What to know about how it spreads

November 1, 2025

Nearly four decades ago, and shortly after the U.S. began to grapple with the AIDS epidemic among humans, two veterinarians working in a lab at the University of California, Davis, made a shocking discovery. When called to check on several cats that had come down with a mysterious illness, Dr. Niels Pedersen and Dr. Janet […]

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It’s flu season: Who needs the vaccine and why?

November 1, 2025

As another flu season approaches, health officials are urging Americans to roll up their sleeves. Despite some confusion surrounding vaccines in recent years, doctors say recommendations for the flu shot have not changed. ‘Something people tend to forget about’ Dr. Philip Huang, director of Dallas County Health and Human Services, says influenza remains a serious […]

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Denver inflation is the worst in the US. These cities are right behind them

November 1, 2025

People around the country are feeling the effects of higher consumer prices. Some places are more affected than others by inflation, though, according to a recent report by WalletHub. According to WalletHub, Colorado’s Denver-Aurora-Lakewood metropolitan area has the biggest inflation problem in the U.S. The latest month-to-month Consumer Price Index (CPI) change there was 1%, […]

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At least 50 dead after Hurricane Melissa; Officials say number to increase

November 1, 2025

At least 50 people died after Hurricane Melissa hit the Caribbean this week, and officials say that number is expected to increase. Among the deceased are 19 in Jamaica, Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information Dana Morris Dixon said at a news conference Friday.  “We have never had a Category 5 hurricane in our […]

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From howitzers to shipyards, South Korean firm expands role in US defense

November 1, 2025

The Radford Army Ammunition Plant in Virginia is one of only six sites in the United States that produce explosives and propellants for the U.S. Army. Built in the 1940s, it’s showing its age. “It’s very old, and the systems and equipment process are essentially outdated,” said Jeff Brunozzi, President of Global Ordnance, a U.S. […]

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‘Very appropriate’: Trump unveils renovation to the Lincoln bathroom

November 1, 2025

President Donald Trump announced he completed renovations on the bathroom inside the Lincoln Bedroom. The renovations are among many Trump has announced he’s completed or started, with the largest and most recent being the demolition of the White House’s East Wing.  The president announced the remodeling in a post on his Truth Social account, saying […]

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California could cost Elon Musk $1 trillion years after his vocal ‘Texit’

November 1, 2025

Tesla founder Elon Musk made his move from California to Texas a very public matter in 2020, calling a newly signed law forbidding schools from notifying parents about a child’s gender transition “the last straw.” Five years after moving his social media company X and starship business SpaceX to Texas, California’s Public Employees’ Retirement System, […]

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Debunking House Speaker Mike Johnson’s Halloween press conference

November 1, 2025

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., made multiple claims that don’t hold up during the government shutdown press conference he hosted on Halloween. Joined by USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins, Johnson focused on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and its impending lapse in funding.  Here are three of his statements:  “If there was any way to […]

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DHS rejects Pritzker’s plea to pause Halloween raids in Chicago

November 1, 2025

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem rejected calls to pause federal immigration enforcement for Halloween in the Chicago area. At a news conference, Noem stated, “No, we’re absolutely not willing to put on pause any work that we will do to keep communities safe.” In separate remarks reported by The Hill, Noem said agents would be […]