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A top employee of the Bureau of Labor Statistics has been fired amid questions about data revisions, raising concerns that a tumult at the agency could erode trust in its reporting.
As the summer heats up, some places are offering tax-free shopping to ease back-to-school inflation and help families cope with higher prices caused by tariffs.
The White House has ordered two nuclear submarines to move to strategic regions, a response to online threats from former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev. The move stoked fears of a Cold War-era escalation between the two superpowers.
Animal welfare groups are flooded with calls about pets left behind when their owners deport or die. One charity says it’s seeing more pets abandoned at airports.
New York is flooded after torrential rain and sudden flash flooding hit the city, halting traffic and dumping debris in streets. Rescuers are struggling to respond, with some residents stranded on rooftops.
A Berlin-based startup offers full-body cryopreservation, aiming to preserve clients after legal death in hopes that future medicine can revive them.
Amid a flood of sexual misconduct accusations, one woman who sued the NFL says she would not have been allowed to work as an NFL cheerleader if she had known her boss was a serial sex offender. Her family’s statement is the latest development in a long-running controversy.