Nearly all Senate Republicans confirmed Charles Kushner, a convicted felon, as U.S. Ambassador to France. Trump nominated him last year.
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Ramon van Meer's online experiment showed consumers prefer cheaper imported showerheads over pricier U.S.-made ones.
Cuts to USAID affect everything from international aid to high school science fairs, impacting students like Max Kurtz.
NPR's Steve Inskeep interviews Dr. Ben Davies on former President Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis and treatments.
Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, is suspected in the Palm Springs explosion at a fertility clinic, treated as terrorism.
Explosion at Palm Springs Clinic
One dead, four injured in an intentional explosion at a reproductive health clinic in Palm Springs, CA.
Storms and Tornadoes Claim Lives in Kentucky and Missouri
At least 25 have died in Kentucky and Missouri. Governor Beshear urges public to check on neighbors, as damage assessments continue.
NPR's Scott Simon interviews Andi Otto on corporate partnerships and DEI program challenges at Twin Cities Pride.
DOJ may drop Boeing 737 Max case after fatal crashes
DOJ considers a non-criminal settlement with Boeing, sparking outrage from victims' families over 737 Max crashes.
Texas Senate's SB 2880 revives a 1925 abortion ban, risking criminal charges for out-of-state abortions and targeting those aiding such actions.