UNITED STATES

Twenty-six states withdraw from unemployment financial assistance programs as America still faces pandemic hurdles.

After Cuba's crackdown last week and growing pressure from officials, Biden finally takes a step to stand against the oppressive Cuban regime.

A leading economic indicator found greater economic activity in June.

Crocs continue to be popular, with the company reporting higher than expected revenue in the second quarter.

Dr. Anthony Fauci says Americans "might want to consider" wearing masks indoors as the new Delta variant gains traction.

The U.S. ranked sixth in pessimism towards children’s financial futures, global survey found.

Growing cyberattacks leads the Senate to introduce bill requiring companies to report hacking incidents.

Fox News now tells viewers to get the Covid-19 vaccine after receiving widespread criticism for dabbling in anti-vaccination conspiracy theories.

The U.S. looks to get back to normal but unvaccinated Americans are creating a pandemic of their own.

Social media platforms are blocked in Cuba amidst anti-government protests and U.S. politicians urge Biden to step up.

At least 100 protesters remain detained or missing, pressing UN Human Rights Commissioner to call out on Cuba.

As job openings remain high, so does unemployment --- a sign the U.S. may need to retrain workers.

Drug overdose deaths increased almost 30% last year, reaching a record high numbers.

In an interview with NPR, she touched on potential conversations she will have with senators regarding changes to voting rights legislative filibuster.

Car companies Ford Motors and General Motors replace their "chairman" title to gender-neutral "chair."

A federal judge is considering whether to penalize lawyers who signed a lawsuit that tried to decertify Joe Biden’s victory in Michigan.

As new COVID-19 variants regenerate fear, Pfizer tries to push for authorization of a third vaccine shot to boost immunity.

Juul sales decline and operations shut down but the company continues to fight for its once popular e-cigarettes.

The CDC released new mask guidelines allowing vaccinated students to attend classes without a mask, providing a glimpse of hope to students who will soon return to fall classes.

The federal eviction moratorium is set to expire at the end of the month but that may not be enough time for the millions of Americans who are still behind on rent.

President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order that promotes a more fair, competitive market for big tech companies.