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Bad news for DST fans: clocks fall back early this year
Daylight Saving Time (DST) 2025 has been cut short from its usual run, resulting in a bonus hour of sleep but longer evenings and darker mornings.
Another government shutdown? Fears grow as Democrats dig in
Party leaders exchange fire over funding
Trump extends TikTok deadline as investor group led by Oracle set to take over
The Trump administration pushes the TikTok deadline to December 16 as Oracle, Silver Lake, and partners prepare to take control of the app’s U.S. business.
Forecasts see Fed finally cutting rates — for one key reason
Fed to announce rate cutHaving kept its benchmark interest rate steady for a ninth month in a row, the Federal Reserve is now virtually...
Good news for TikTok users: Trump administration says deal reached with China
Trump administration secures framework deal with China to keep the popular app running in the U.S.
Mexican Independence Day Parade 2025 – Dates, events, and times for all celebrations in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami…
Celebrate Mexican Independence Day where ever you are in the U.S and know what events are coming to your state
Is Mexican Independence Day on the 15th or the 16th? This is the actual date of the ‘Grito de Dolores’ against the Spanish
Mexico’s Independence Day is often linked to both September 15 and 16 — here’s the real story behind El Grito de Dolores and why the celebrations span two days.
Bad news for the deficit: CBO confirms the gap is widening
By the end of this fiscal year, America's deficit is likely to total $1.9 trillion, one of the biggest ever. And unless something changes, the red ink could keep flowing for years to come.
Bad news for California EV drivers: Trump administration ends 25-year-old benefit
Why electric vehicle owners are losing carpool lane access and what it means for you
Donald Trump stroke rumors: when could JD Vance take over as President?
Rumors of President Trump having a minor stroke during the 24th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks spread across social media
Is Constitution Day 2025 a federal holiday? Everything you need to know if you have to work on September 17 in the United States
Constitution Day is celebrated every September 17 and is also called Citizenship Day
Constitution Day 2025: origin, meaning, and why is it also called Citizenship Day in the United States?
September 17 marks the day America’s guiding document was signed, reminding citizens of their rights and responsibilities.
Container incident at Port of Long Beach: cargo spills into harbor
More than 60 containers toppled from the cargo ship Mississippi at Pier G, halting operations and spilling goods bound for U.S. retailers into the harbor.
Inflation up in August: what that means for interest rates
Inflation data is on the rise as the Federal Reserve is expected to cut its benchmark
Why job figures are being revised so sharply — and what could happen next
Understanding why the numbers change and what it means for the U.S. labor market
Who is Stephen Miran, Trump’s nominee for the Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Why Trump’s pick for the Fed has sparked debate over independence and politics
Chipotle brings back fan favorite for a fourth time
Chipotle revives a fan favorite, Carne Asada, for a fourth time due to incredible demand
Nobel prize winner explains why Trump’s argument for tariffs does not stack up
Economist Paul Krugman says Trump’s tariffs were a “self-inflicted disaster” after a federal court ruled his emergency trade measures unlawful.
Why isn’t September 11 a federal holiday? How holidays are chosen in the United States
Several Congresses have proposed making September 11 a national holiday but none have gone through. Read to know why
How many people died in the September 11 attacks in New York, how many were injured, and how many are still missing?
More than a thousand people died during the 9/11 terrorist attacks
Can Trump keep the tariffs if the Supreme Court strikes them down?
What options the president has if the courts block his tariff powers
9/11 anniversary timeline: Where did the planes take off from, what was their route, which tower did they hit first, and where else were...
This article details the timeline of the 9/11 attacks
Daylight Saving Time ends early this year — here’s the exact date
Clocks roll back on November 2 — here’s how to prepare your sleep, safety, and schedule for the time change.
Bad news for the US economy: Job growth negligible, unemployment highest in four years
US job growth Slows to a crawl: Unemployment hits four-year high as opportunities shrink
Bad news for US manufacturers: tariffs were meant to help but they may be doing the opposite
Higher costs, frozen hiring, and shrinking factory activity show tariffs may be hurting American industry instead of reviving it