Susan Stevens
Cork continues to be the leading closure type behind U.S. off-premise wine revenue, according to newly released industry findings.
A cyber attack is any deliberate attempt to break into, damage, or steal from a computer system. Here's how attacks work, the 12 most common types of cybercrime, and how data breaches fit in.
Trump has repeatedly backed congressional term limits, but the idea requires a constitutional amendment that Congress itself has never agreed to pass.
The FDA says a federal court has entered a consent decree against Gold Star Distribution, Inc. and its owner, barring the Minnesota warehouse from distributing food, drugs, medical devices and cosmetics after inspectors repeatedly found live and dead rodents, birds and worms among stored products.
Louisiana-based law firm Dudley DeBosier says it is distributing $2,000 worth of gift cards ahead of Thanksgiving as part of a community giving effort.
Love Business Group has been recognised as the Best Broadband Provider for Small Businesses UK (2026) for its work helping SMEs compare business broadband options, according to an announcement distributed via PR Newswire.
Two-factor authentication codes usually arrive by text message, authenticator app, or security key. Here's how to get yours, set it up, and what to do when it fails.
Senate confirmation is the constitutional check that lets lawmakers approve or reject a president's picks for top jobs. Here's how the vote works, how many votes it takes, and what happens when a nominee is rejected.
The FDA has cleared a novel chronic hepatitis B therapy alongside new approvals for a generic hormone patch, an over-the-counter eye redness drop, and a treatment for herpes simplex lesions.
Parking operator LAZ and EV charging company indiGOtech have formed a joint venture aimed at expanding sustainable electric vehicle charging infrastructure at multifamily residential properties.
The Justice Department's National Fraud Enforcement Division and HHS-OIG unveiled a joint policy allowing companies to disclose criminal health care conduct to one agency and automatically receive benefits under both self-disclosure programs.
Ransomware often announces itself with a ransom note and locked files, but early warning signs can appear days before. Here's how to recognize, remove, and recover from an infection.
A new survey finds only a slim majority of candidates in the most competitive Senate races say they will accept this year's election outcome, as contests in Maine and Texas grow increasingly combative heading into November.
Consistency, not willpower, determines long-term weight loss success. Here's how to build habits that survive bad days, get past mental blocks, and know when outside support is worth seeking.
Home furnishings company Home Trends & Design has introduced a redesigned website along with a new program aimed at interior design professionals, though the company's announcement provided few specifics on either.
Clarion has announced an expansion of its artificial intelligence offerings to include advanced call management functionality, according to a release distributed via PR Newswire.
Quantum computing uses the rules of physics at the smallest scale to solve certain problems faster than any regular computer. Here's what it actually means, who's building it, and why it's become a hot topic in politics and business.
A plain-language guide to how long Supreme Court terms run, when they end, how recesses work, and what the Constitution says about a president who defies a ruling.
From encouraging U.S. cancer statistics to a watched plague situation in Russia and fresh federal funding for HIV research, here's a look at the public health stories making headlines today.
Chinese mapping platform Amap and casino operator Sands China have marked the delivery of the first Tutu robots, designed to offer indoor navigation and 3D previews of Sands China's Macau resorts.
LUX Infusion has announced an expansion of its hemophilia treatment offerings to include Qfitlia (fitusiran), broadening access to the therapy for patients with the bleeding disorder.
The government is not shut down: a stopgap law funds it until December 11, 2026. Here's what happens if that funding runs out, and who keeps working.
From a tribal health equity milestone in Washington state to academic honors and expanded insurance access for DACA recipients, this week's public health news reflects a focus on equity and access across the country.
A tethered drone photographed at Fort Benning has been identified by its manufacturer as the Hoverfly Spectre, according to a company announcement.
ARTBOX, a popular South Korean lifestyle and stationery retailer, has launched its first U.S. pop-up in Los Angeles, tapping global K-pop group ILLIT to mark the brand's American debut.
From shifting childhood vaccination rates to new funding for HIV research and a renewed push on noncommunicable diseases, public health news this week spans both domestic policy fights and global health priorities.
Market research firm Mordor Intelligence has introduced Robotics Intelligence, a subscription service designed to flag automation and robotics demand signals 12 to 24 months before formal requests for proposals are issued.
Jaguar Uranium has secured environmental impact assessment approval for its La Rosada prospect, part of the company's Laguna Salada uranium project in Argentina.
An executive order is a president's signed instruction to federal agencies. It isn't a law, and a president, the courts or Congress can undo it.
From new research tying mini-strokes to long-term dementia risk to artificial intelligence aiding brain scan readings and states experimenting with medically tailored meals for Medicaid patients, this week's health news highlights how research and innovation are reshaping patient care.
AI company MeetKai announced it is extending its sovereign artificial intelligence infrastructure, built on NVIDIA technology, to six countries as part of a broader push into national AI deployments.
A new exclusive report from MarketsandMarkets forecasts the global real world evidence solutions market will grow to $12.44 billion by 2031, according to a release distributed via PR Newswire.
Data centers are large buildings full of computers that store and process online information, and they are becoming a bigger part of daily life, land use, and energy debates.
The U.S. spent about $7.4 trillion in fiscal 2026 and ran a $2.0 trillion deficit. The 2027 budget isn't approved yet; agencies are funded to December 11.
A look at the range of public health stories making headlines today, from a multistate Salmonella and E. coli outbreak to shifting vaccine politics and the spread of mosquito-borne disease in Europe.
Lument Finance Trust announced it is suspending its common stock dividend while still declaring a third-quarter dividend on its preferred stock, according to a company statement.
In a new feature published through HelloNation, wedding industry expert Teresa Olson discusses how scenic event venues are increasingly being used for more than just weddings, expanding their role in local communities.
EVs cost less to run but more to buy, and the $7,500 federal tax credit is gone. Charging access and battery health matter most when choosing one in 2026.
This week's health coverage spans a closer look at whether a common diabetes drug could extend life span, a push to redefine obesity treatment beyond weight loss, and new federal funding for HIV research amid ongoing debates over vaccine policy.
A new industry survey found that 25% of financial institutions have experienced suspected or confirmed deepfake incidents, highlighting growing concern over AI-generated fraud in the sector.
A federal jury in Alexandria, Virginia, convicted Jihoon Park of wire fraud and bankruptcy fraud after he stole millions from community members and concealed assets from a bankruptcy court.
Nvidia, Samsung and SK hynix were the top three chip companies by 2025 revenue. TSMC, which makes chips for others, is the world's largest manufacturer.
No new farm bill has passed. The House approved its version in April 2026, the Senate's is waiting for a floor vote, and the old law lapsed September 30.
From doctors stepping in on fall vaccine guidance to new research linking menopause treatment timing with dementia risk, this week's health news reflects a landscape of shifting institutional roles and ongoing scientific inquiry.
Lemon Seed has announced that its 2027 conference will carry the theme "Into the Wilderness," according to a press release distributed via PR Newswire.
TuHURA Biosciences has announced it will present at the H.C. Wainwright 28th Annual Global Investment Conference, giving investors an update on the clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company's pipeline.
5G is the fifth generation of mobile network technology, built to deliver faster speeds and quicker connections than older networks, but it comes with trade-offs like weaker wall penetration and higher costs.
With only a limited number of working days left before an extended break, Congress is leaving a string of major legislative priorities unresolved, as leadership in both chambers signals a quick exit from Washington.