San Francisco election day: charters, transit and key congressional contest
Voters across San Francisco cast ballots on November 3rd, 2026 on charter reforms, transit measures, the Great Highway and competitive supervisor and…
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Plaquemins LNG Phase 1 reaches commercial operation in 53 months
Venture Global has put the first phase of its Plaquemines LNG export plant into service, sending the debut cargo to Shell just…
Nurses can earn $50,000 in loan aid by serving in nursing homes
Nurses can slash their student loans with a federal‑state program that rewards three years in nursing homes with up to $50,000.
Ohio governor race heats up as Ramaswawa faces Acton
Ohio voters will decide whether a corporate outsider or a health‑care veteran becomes the next governor amid soaring campaign costs.
Survey shows optimism for local areas while confidence in civic voice wanes
Most people believe their community deserves investment, but far fewer expect local leaders to heed their suggestions, a gap echoed by UK…
Naturopathic programs earn professional status, lifting loan limits
Naturopathy programs now qualify as professional degrees, unlocking higher federal loan limits.
Palmer Luckey defends California base as Warhound debuts
Palmer Luckey says he will not abandon California over a proposed billionaire wealth tax while also launching Warhound, a defense startup to…
Union walkout slows production at Teck’s B.C. copper mine
Teck Resources' Highland Valley Copper mine in British Columbia has entered reduced‑capacity operation after USW Local 7619 began a strike on October…
Energy rally forces broad market sell-off across sectors
Oil climbs to spring levels after Houthi attacks, dragging most sectors lower and sparking fresh worries over inflation and rate hikes.
Class action challenges NCAA’s zero-scholarship rule for Division III
Division III athletes claim the NCAA’s zero‑scholarship rule breaks antitrust law and could bring billions in damages.