Politics
Herschel Walker's debate performance strong enough to stop ticket-splitters, says Atlanta paper
Walker had been running neck-and-neck with Warnock, despite Kemp's clear lead in the governor's race.
Politics
Trudeau blames Americans for trucker protest, crisis inside Canada
Prime minister's comments come as one province secures a court order to remove truckers from bridge separate Canada from United States
Climate
Around 101,000 still without power in Puerto Rico two weeks after Hurricane Fiona
While the process to restore power to the island has been slower, authorities believe it will be faster than when Hurricane Maria also hit Puerto Rico five years ago
Business
Overdue: Three in four millennials owe more than $100,000
Millennials on average spend nearly half of their monthly income, 47%, on housing alone
Politics
Silver State shift: Nevada Hispanics swing right amid concerns about inflation and immigration
The Silver State has emerged as a place where those starting out in low level service positions in casinos, restaurants and resorts can work their way up to higher positions and covet success
Politics
Texas Gov. Abbott pushes school choice, criticizes border policy in inaugural address
Abbott was sworn in for the third time on Tuesday, after defeating Representative Beto O’Rourke in November
Business
9 states, DC now suffer average gas prices above $5 a gallon — and all but two are run by Democrats
In Los Angeles, California's largest city, gas prices are nearing $8 a gallon.
Politics
U.S. buys $290 million worth of anti-radiation drug amid Russia’s nuclear threat
Nplate is a drug approved to “treat blood cell injuries that accompany acute radiation syndrome [ARS]"
Politics
McConnell says he would welcome Manchin to the GOP
"I was shocked at the vitriol," the Senate Republican leader said, adding that it seemed the White House was "calling Sen. Manchin a liar"
Culture
Abortion rights protesters target Justice Amy Coney Barrett's house
The protests outside justices's home began weeks before the Roe decision, when a draft of court's conservative-leaning majority was leaked