In September, the U.S. added 254,000 jobs, surpassing expectations, while unemployment fell to 4.1% and inflation dropped to 2.5%.
After his Sunday service at Third Baptist Church of San Francisco, Rev. Amos C. Brown received a call from Vice President Kamala Harris, who sought his prayers and support as she announced her intention to run for president.
Trump picks J.D. Vance as running mate. Vance has extreme views on abortion, divorce, and pornography, favoring harsh controls.
The U.S. Department of Commerce grants $544,000 to boost Larimer County’s small manufacturing and tech sectors, creating 120 jobs and $40M in investment.
Advocacy News – Jan. 16, 2025 This week, Michigan’s governor signed two bipartisan bills, House Bills 5100 and 5101, into law, establishing a state-level research and development (R&D) tax credit. The legislation, a priority for the Michigan Chamber, aims to enhance the state’s business environment. With this move, Michigan aligns
Trump urged to appoint a “minerals czar” to counter China by boosting U.S. mineral projects and easing federal mine permits.
In the new year, focus on the power to care, create, contribute, overcome obstacles and move forward with hope.
Discover easy Super Bowl snacks like wings, nachos, and mini pizzas, plus kid-friendly and sweet treats, ensuring a fun game day for the whole family!
Equip your child with resilience by fostering emotional regulation, encouraging problem-solving, and building a strong support network to thrive in adversity.
Defense nominee Pete Hegseth couldn’t name any ASEAN countries at his Senate hearing, drawing criticism for his oversight.
House Republicans have reintroduced the SAVE Act, which mandates proof of citizenship to vote, potentially disenfranchising many.
Republican Griffin seeks to invalidate 60,000 ballots in NC Supreme Court race, facing criticism for voter suppression.
After an ice storm in Illinois, Ameren lineworkers paid for veterans’ breakfast as a thank-you, fostering a heartwarming moment of mutual respect.
Trevor Phillips, from Nashville, transformed discarded flowers into a movement, brightening senior homes across three cities with the initiative Flower the People.
“The Restart Project, a charity combating e-waste, promotes repair and reuse of old tech as a more eco-friendly alternative.”
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