Tag: Making A Difference

According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, the class of 2022 is entering one of the best job markets in years, with employers planning to hire almost 32 percent more graduates than a year ago. A recent Monster.com…

Wall Street spent another day in turmoil. The broad S&P climbed back after heavy selling but is still down. The Dow was down 600 points, then rallied. It’s lost ground for eight consecutive weeks. Retailers are feeling the pain of…

This comes after the U.S.’s first case of the year was confirmed Wednesday in Massachusetts by a man who recently traveled to Canada. Though rare and typically found in Central and Western Africa, researchers say it is spreading to more…

Former Attorney General Bill Barr would be the highest-ranking Trump administration official to testify before the January 6 committee. Though he resigned weeks before the attack, Barr’s information would still be relevant to the committee’s investigation, as he says he…

A federal judge is barring the Biden administration from lifting a Covid border restriction known as Title 42. Two dozen Republican state attorneys general had sued to stop them, with the judge ruling that lifting the policy could result in…

Russia is scrambling to regain territory near Kharkiv, using indiscriminate attacks and reportedly replacing officers who have retreated or been pushed back. NBC News’ Richard Engel reconnects with 88-year-old Prescovia Ivanova. They met several weeks ago after intense fighting around…

CDC advisers voted to recommend Pfizer’s Covid booster shot for children ages five to 11 after the FDA gave the green light earlier in the week. The head of the FDA says an advisory panel will consider Moderna’s application soon.…

The Unions for the U.S. Men’s and Women’s National Teams and U.S. Soccer announced the new historic bargaining agreement after a federal wage complaint was filed in 2016. Earlier this year, a settlement was reached in a lawsuit made in…