Ben Scheffer

The International Monetary Fund is projecting slower global economic growth of 5.9%, down from 6% with U.S. economic growth projected as 6%, down from 7%.

Michael Jordan's first known pair of Nike sneakers are set to sell at an auction held by Sotheby's streetwear and collectibles between $1 million and $1.5 million.

President Biden proclaimed October 11 to be Indigenous People's Day, as he acknowledged the "resilience and strength" of Native Americans, as well as the many wrongs and atrocities they were forced to endure throughout American history.

Google announced that it will ban ads and demonetize YouTube videos that spread misinformation about climate change.

The September Jobs Report in the U.S. fell short of expectations gaining only 194,000 compared to the projected 500,000.

Riley June Williams was charged with stealing a laptop from the House Speaker's office.

Texas will appeal a ruling by Federal Judge Robert Pitman blocking a six-week abortion ban that took effect in September.

The Senate reached a deal to temporarily suspend the national debt limit until Dec. 3, avoiding a catastrophic default that would have threatened the long-term economy.

Toy manufacturers are struggling with distribution delays that could complicate the holiday season.

General Motors is expecting its annual revenue to double to $280 billion by 2030 as the automaker is currently struggling with semiconductor chip shortages, slowing production, causing them to close down plants.

Democrats are trying to raise the debt ceiling to avoid defaulting on the nation's debt which would have catastrophic effects on the U.S. economy, in order to do so they must get rid of the filibuster to avoid Republican obstruction in the Senate.

The Defense Department Will require COVID-19 vaccines for all 700,000 employees no later than Nov 22.

McMullin, a long-time Trump critic, is running a third-party 2022 Senate campaign in Utah.

The Biden administration reversed a Trump-era rule that blocked federal funding to clinics that provide abortion services

Kyrsten Sinema was confronted by immigration activists at Arizona State University.

A premature candidacy could hurt Republican lawmakers in the 2022 midterms.

Orders for manufactured goods in the U.S. rose 1.2% in August, outpacing the projected 0.9%.

Prices have been going up largely due to inflation caused by pandemic-related demand.

After originally incentivizing their employees to receive the COVID-19 vaccination by paying them $200, Alaska Airlines is now mandating their 22,000 workers get vaccinated.

Black Americans are 3.5 times more likely to be killed by police as 59% of police-related deaths over the past 40 years have gone unreported.

The Commerce Department reported that GDP in the second quarter grew to a revised 6.7% from a previously reported 6.6%.

As Democrats struggle to find an agreement on a price tag on the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill, the child tax credit may be negotiated out.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned if the government defaults on the national debt it will cause a recession.

Pending home sales rose 8.1% in August, far outpacing the anticipated 1%. Home sales rose all over the country but are still down compared to a year ago.

A new study by the CDC has concluded the side effects for a COVID-19 booster shot are the same as the second dose.

Rep. Karen Bass has promised to make the city's homelessness crisis the focal point of her campaign.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema is scheduled to meet with lobbyists who have spent $1 million on advertising against the bill.

It was the third straight month of declines and a seven-month low.

The education provision in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation package may prove to be the most vital part of President Biden's Build Back Better plan.