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Science & Nature Today, more than at any time since World War II, the United States is being challenged scientifically on the global stage....

A deadly fire at an immigration center in Mexico has raised troubling questions about the U.S. crackdown on migrant crossings...

Science & Nature An irreverent dive into “medical freedom” highlights the comedy and tragedy of medicine in the United States...Read MoreRandy Paris

The US is experiencing devastation from a flurry of tornadoes. At least five people died Wednesday when a tornado tore through southeastern Missouri. It followed six in New Jersey and one in Delaware that killed a person and became the state’s widest on record. Batches of tornadoes killed more than 30 people in the South and Midwest over the

A new direction towards sustainable energy projects has been led with an investment into a Costa Rican bitcoin mining operation...

With the Federal Reserve steadfastly hiking interest rates into an already slowing economy, America’s banks were forced to navigate unusual economic conditions last year. The good news? Rising interest rates were a godsend in a vacuum, as net interest income among FDIC-insured banks rose 16.5% to $456 billion in the first three quarters of the

Although a tight labor market might benefit job seekers, it’s squeezing employers—including small businesses. Despite recent headlines that U.S. worker productivity has dropped sharply in 2022  and tech, media, and e-commerce giants are shedding workers in widescale layoffs, the overall job market remains robust. If everyone looking for work got a job today...

By Cara Murez HealthDay ReporterFRIDAY, Dec. 30, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- It's that time of year again, when people gather up their best intentions for living a healthier life and make New Year's resolutions.Luckily, the American Medical Association (AMA) has some suggestions on which pledges pack the most punch.Start by being more physically active. Adults should