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Vice President Kamala Harris met former President Donald Trump for the first time on Tuesday night – and promptly goaded him into a number of missteps and false statements. In the first and possibly only debate between the two major-party nominees before November’s elections, Ms. Harris repeatedly tweaked Mr. Trump’s ego, sending him down rabbit … Read more

Certain foods might make your child more likely to develop type 1 diabetes, researchers have found. Eating a diet that is high in oats, rye, and some fruits is linked with an increased risk of developing type 1 diabetes, according to new research about to be presented at the European Association for the Study of … Read more

It’s the little things that get to Shirley Herbas: watching the minutes tick by while her 7-year-old son fights about what to wear to school, or worrying about what her 2-year-old daughter puts in her mouth. When it gets to be too much, she talks it out with a family friend. “It’s not that she … Read more

The number of Americans without health insurance surged by 2.3 million under Donald Trump‘s presidency, a new report from Capital & Main revealed. Meanwhile, under Joe Biden‘s presidency, 3.3 million more Americans had insurance than in 2019. The report looked at the U.S. Census data and showed that the national uninsured rate dropped by 1.2 … Read more

At this vital stage in the 2024 campaign, the path to the presidency for Kamala Harris runs through places like Dottie’s Market, a trendy Savannah spot with baked goods, luxury food items, and braided sweetgrass baskets for sale.  On a late-August bus tour to connect with voters, the vice president spoke to a rally of … Read more

Taxpayers in Oregon could collectively receive nearly $1 billion in rebates in 2026, after “solid economic performance” in the state. Oregon’s Office of Economic Analysis released the Oregon Economic and Revenue Forecast on Wednesday, which said: “The personal kicker now stands at an expected $987 million that will be returned to taxpayers in 2026.” The … Read more

As researchers apply artificial intelligence and autonomy to lethal aerial machines, their systems pose new questions about how much humans will remain in control of modern combat. Intelligent “drone swarms” would represent a breakthrough in warfare. Rather than soldiers piloting individual uncrewed vehicles, they could deploy air and seaborne swarms to cooperate on missions “with … Read more

Arizona Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake was trolled on Friday by her Democratic opponent, Representative Ruben Gallego, with a photo of her being urged to get off the stage while speaking at a rally for former President Donald Trump. Lake, a loyal ally to Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, was a speaker at the … Read more

For nearly three-quarters of Americans, the economy ranks as their No. 1 issue heading into this year’s presidential election. But 79% of Black voters say improving education should be a top priority for policymakers – higher than any other issue, according to the Pew Research Center. The U.S. presidential candidates haven’t given education top billing in campaign speeches … Read more