Archives for September 2022

Americans are getting less pessimistic about the economy despite the turmoil on Wall Street and the persistent burden of inflation. … [Read more...] about Pessimism about U.S. economy eases slightly, says Gallup

In a ceremony meant to mark the carving up of parts of Ukraine, Russian President and judo master Vladimir Putin told a Kremlin audience that it was the U.S. and its Western allies who were trying to carve up Russia. … [Read more...] about Defiant Putin hails annexation of Ukrainian regions, says West wants Russia as 'colony'

Half of the American public has heard little or nothing at all about reformulated boosters to combat COVID-19 strains, according to a new survey that underscores the Biden administration's challenge in promoting the shots before a potential winter surge. … [Read more...] about Americans don't know much about new COVID-19 boosters, says survey

Trevor Noah, host of Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" for the past seven years, announced his impending departure from the program at Thursday's taping. … [Read more...] about Trevor Noah leaving 'The Daily Show' after seven years, successor not yet determined

The Senate has confirmed former Olympic figure skater Michelle Kwan as the U.S. ambassador to Belize, a central American country. … [Read more...] about Former figure skating star Michelle Kwan confirmed as U.S. ambassador to Belize