
US Energy Chief Predicts Gas Prices Above $3 Through Next Year
The US Energy Secretary indicated gasoline prices may remain above $3 per gallon until 2025, while separate aviation fuel issues affect airline operations.

The US Energy Secretary indicated gasoline prices may remain above $3 per gallon until 2025, while separate aviation fuel issues affect airline operations.
Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' has engaged in discussions with Dubai-based port operator DP World regarding reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

Experts warn about potential health risks from toxic chemicals in athletic clothing and dangers of AI-generated workout plans.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor publicly apologized to colleague Brett Kavanaugh for critical comments she made about his immigration opinion.

Leon Smith, a history instructor at Haverford High School in Pennsylvania, has been selected as the 2026 National Teacher of the Year.

A fragile two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran faces challenges as the parties disagree on whether the agreement covers Israeli operations in Lebanon.
Spirit Airlines is reportedly considering liquidation as early as this week as the budget carrier struggles with rising fuel costs and creditor negotiations.

Federal immigration agent Gregory Morgan Jr. faces felony assault charges for allegedly pointing his weapon at occupants of a vehicle on Minneapolis highway.

Churchill Downs Inc. will purchase the intellectual property rights to the Preakness Stakes for $85 million, consolidating the first two Triple Crown races under one company.

Viktor Orban's electoral defeat in Hungary has sparked discussion about the broader state and vulnerabilities of populist politics.

A parents advocacy group has raised concerns about NASEM's use of federal funds for K-12 education initiatives they characterize as politically motivated.

A Utah judge has unsealed an ATF ballistics report in the case against Tyler Robinson, accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk.

A court case challenging police use of live facial identification technology was unsuccessful.

FBI reports cybercrime losses hit nearly $21 billion last year as hackers adopt artificial intelligence tools to breach networks and bypass security measures.

A new report highlights efforts by tech platforms to expand gig work in healthcare through deregulation, amid concerns about worker protections.
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