June 2021

[ad_1] Frontier Airlines is revoking its “COVID recovery charge” after less than a month, the discount carrier said on Wednesday. Denver-based Frontier had added a… Read More »Frontier Airlines rescinds

[ad_1] Fort Meade, Maryland — One of the most notoriously secretive U.S. intelligence agencies has opened a new facility that it hopes, uncharacteristically, will welcome… Read More »Secretive NSA opens doors to new

[ad_1] A 55-year-old Florida man has become the first defendant charged with conspiracy to plead guilty to charges stemming from the January 6 Capitol riot.… Read More »Oath Keeper becomes first to plead guilty to conspiracy in Capitol riot case, agrees to cooperate

[ad_1] Jared Drake Bell, a former star of the Nickelodeon series “Drake & Josh,” faces up to two years in prison after pleading guilty on… Read More »Drake Bell Pleads Guilty to Attempted Child Endangerment

[ad_1] A group of Democratic lawmakers is calling on President Biden to extend the pause of federal student loan payments as the country recovers from… Read More »Democratic lawmakers ask Biden to extend federal student loan payment pause

[ad_1] “Sanctions are one set of tools in our broader effort toward Cuba to advance democracy, promote respect for human rights, and help the Cuban… Read More »U.S. Opposes U.N. Resolution on Cuba Embargo, Signaling Biden Caution

[ad_1] The U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) defended its controversial decision to approve the first new Alzheimer’s drug since 2003 this week.  Aducanumab, which… Read More »FDA approved Alzheimer’s drug because trial data showed it was ‘reasonably likely’ to help patients

[ad_1] As COVID-19 vaccination rates across America creep up, landlords are calling for an end to tenant protections, arguing that the public health crisis that… Read More »Americans most likely to be evicted are the least likely to be vaccinated

[ad_1] WASHINGTON—The U.S. could run out of room to keep paying the government’s bills some time during Congress’s August recess unless lawmakers raise or suspend… Read More »Yellen Says U.S. Could Breach Debt Limit Deadline in August if Congress Doesn’t Act

[ad_1] USA Basketball finalized its star-laden roster for the Tokyo Olympics Wednesday, getting pledges from Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine and Detroit Pistons forward Jerami… Read More »Team USA roster set; Harden pulls out with injury