Police Looking For Suspect In Unprovoked Subway Shooting
An urgent search is underway in New York City for the suspect police say randomly shot and killed a subway rider. The attack was unprovoked and in broad daylight. The victim was 48-year-old Daniel Enriquez, the son of Mexican immigrants…
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Russia Tries To Close In On Donbas Region
Russia is gaining ground in a slow, destructive assault on the Donbas region in Ukraine’s far east. Russia controls areas on three sides of the Donbas coal-mining heartland and is closing in on territory held by Ukraine. At the center…
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Operation Fly Formula’s First Aircraft Landing In The U.S.
The first emergency aircraft for Operation Fly Formula landed, bringing 70,000 pounds of hypoallergenic formula, enough for 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers with cow’s milk allergies. But, this will only last for one week. The formula will be sent out…
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Biden Backtracks After Saying Monkeypox Is High Concern
An unprecedented global spread of monkeypox has the CDC on alert. Over the weekend, President Biden said everyone should be concerned about the virus, but during his trip to Asia, he said it was not “a kind of concern consistent…
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Cities Hit Record-Breaking Temps in May Heatwave
A sweltering heatwave engulfs more than half of the U.S. A new study highlights the dangers of extreme heat and reveals that older adults and Black Americans are significantly impacted. Cities like Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and even Atlantic City, New…
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Georgia’s GOP Primaries to Test Trump’s Influence
Tuesday, all eyes will be on Georgia’s Republican primaries. Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger hope to defend their seats against Trump-backed candidates. Both candidates have been repeatedly attacked by Former President Trump for certifying Georgia’s votes…
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Class of 2022 Entering The Best Job Market In Years
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…
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Fears On Wall Street After Week Of Historic Losses
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…
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