Thousands of emails the House of Representative’s Oversight Committee released shed light into Jeffrey Epstein’s life as a convicted sex offender, alleged sex crimes against children and his relationship with President Donald Trump. The emails came as the House of Representatives is expected to vote next week on releasing more files. Emails House Republicans released […]
Head to a local hockey rink these days, and you will quickly find that it’s becoming a girl’s world. The Seattle Kraken are bracing for another boom in youth registrations in the coming months, as they experienced when the team debuted in 2021. This time it’s because of their new “sister” team, the Seattle Torrent. […]
The low mortgages homeowners cashed in on during the COVID-19 pandemic gave way to the term “golden handcuffs,” meaning it’s a great situation to have, but deters the owner from moving. The Trump Administration is exploring ways to unlock that part of America’s sluggish housing market. The U.S. Director of Federal Housing, Bill Pulte, said […]
A major storm moving into Southern California is expected to bring several inches of rain and some significant issues. It follows the massive wildfires that scalded parts of the area earlier this year. Storm on the way The storm is expected to move into SoCal Thursday night or Friday morning and stick around through the […]
A lab in Natick, Mass., tests recipes and evaluates commercial kitchen equipment specifically for naval vessel galleys to help make life easier for culinary specialists and to give more options to sailors on board.
President Donald Trump signed into law a spending bill on Wednesday, ending the longest federal government shutdown in American history. For weeks, congressional Republicans and Democrats were deadlocked over extending expiring tax credits for more than 20 million people who purchase insurance through Affordable Care Act marketplaces. The shutdown deal does not extend the tax […]
While the saying goes “a penny saved is a penny earned,” the U.S. government doesn’t seem to agree. After more than 230 years of continuous production, the U.S. Mint struck its final batch of one-cent coins on Wednesday in Philadelphia – the same city where the first pennies were minted in 1793. U.S. Treasurer Brandon […]
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., is recovering in the hospital after sustaining minor injuries during a fall near his home Thursday. The senator’s spokesperson said in a statement on X that the fall happened during a morning walk and was a result of Fetterman’s ventricular fibrillation. Fetterman will remain at the hospital for observation and so […]
Streaming prices are skyrocketing, but that’s not scaring away customers. Subscriptions reportedly remained relatively steady, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal. Recently, streaming platforms such as HBO Max, Hulu and Disney+ all raised prices for at least some of their offerings. Netflix hiked subscriptions in January, while Peacock did so in […]
House Democrats filed a petition to go around House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., and force a vote on a bill to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies that are set to expire at the end of the year. The new effort comes after they failed to secure an extension of the ACA tax credits during the […]
