Employers have announced a staggering 1.1 million job cuts in 2025, the highest since the pandemic, with October seeing a notable surge. Are we facing an impending recession?
A new report reveals that the U.S. adult obesity rate has declined to 37% in 2025, down from a record 39.9% in 2022, as more Americans turn to weight loss drugs like GLP-1 injectables. With 7.6 million fewer obese adults, is this the start of a healthier trend?
A new report from the House Oversight Committee questions the legitimacy of Joe Biden's executive actions and urges the DOJ to investigate further. What does this mean for the Biden administration?
In a shocking revelation, Marco Rubio allegedly made a secret deal with El Salvador’s president to hand over U.S. informants, risking law enforcement lives to facilitate Trump's mass deportation of Venezuelans. This controversial agreement threatens ongoing investigations into MS-13 gang ties.
A new report reveals companies will experience a staggering $1.2 trillion loss this year due to changing trade tariffs, wage increases, and rising expenses. Who will ultimately bear the burden of these costs?
A new report by Mental Health America ranks US states on mental well-being and care, revealing alarming disparities. New York, Hawaii, and New Jersey lead, while Nevada ranks last, emphasizing the urgent need for improved mental health services across the nation.
Lily Kepner, a recent graduate and new reporter for the American-Statesman, has quickly made a name for herself with impactful reporting on critical issues, winning prestigious awards and recognition.
Disappointed by the latest rumors about Samsung's Galaxy S26 series? A new report reveals finalized camera specs that may leave fans wanting more. Dive into the details of what to expect from the Galaxy S26, S26 Pro, and S26 Ultra!
The Trump administration's latest health report aims to combat chronic diseases among children, but experts question its lack of actionable details and highlight concerning disconnects in policy execution.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has released a new report on childhood chronic diseases, but critics say it lacks concrete actions and may disappoint his supporters. With the health landscape in chaos, is this report more talk than action?
