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By STAN CHOE AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Fears about a fragile economy are forcing Wall Street toward what’s known as a bear market, with the S&P 500 tumbling more than 20% below its record set early this year. The index dropped 3.3% in the first chance for investors to trade after getting
Continue ReadingBy Shawna Mizelle and Melissa Alonso, CNN Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday signed a bill into law that makes it easier for teachers and staff to carry guns on school premises. The Republican-backed bill reduces the hours of training required for armed school personnel from 700 to 24, according to the legislation. “Those 700
Continue ReadingWSYX, OHIO HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, CNN By Shawna Mizelle and Melissa Alonso, CNN Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday signed a bill into law that makes it easier for teachers and staff to carry guns on school premises. The Republican-backed bill reduces the hours of training required for armed school personnel from 700 to 24,
Continue ReadingBy Jesse Sarles Click here for updates on this story LAKEWOOD, Colorado (KCNC) — A small plane made an emergency landing on a golf course in Lakewood on Monday morning. It happened after 7 a.m. at Fox Hollow Golf Course. Two pilots were aboard the plane and were uninjured in the crash, and no one
Continue ReadingBy WCCO Staff Click here for updates on this story MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Several public schools in Minneapolis will move to distance learning on Tuesday due to a lack of air conditioning and impending extreme heat. The forecast high in Minneapolis on Tuesday is 97, and the heat index will rise into the triple digits.
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Ángela Reyes (CNN Español) — El verano boreal aún no comenzó, pero Estados Unidos ya ha emitido alertas por olas de calor que amenazan a millones de ciudadanos. Phoenix, en Arizona, es la ciudad más caliente del país según un análisis de Climate Central. Aquí, un vistazo a las que tienen los peores registros. La
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By Ashley Strickland, CNN A male mastodon died fighting with a rival during mating season about 13,200 years ago in what is now northeast Indiana. Now, his well-preserved fossil and tusks reveal not only how the 8-ton adult died, but also where he trekked across North America. The mastodon’s fossil was first found on a
Continue ReadingBy Ellie Kaufman Officer Eugene Goodman, the US Capitol Police officer who led the mob of protesters away from the Senate chamber on January 6, 2021, as senators and then-Vice President Mike Pence were evacuating, testified on Monday that the mob breaching the Capitol and breaking into the lower levels of the building “looked like
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WASHINGTON (AP) — State Department officials met Monday with members of Brittney Griner’s WNBA team about the Phoenix Mercury star’s monthslong detention in Russia and the Biden administration’s efforts to secure her release. The State Department confirmed the meeting, which involved officials from its specialized office that advocates for hostages and wrongfully detained Americans. “There
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WASHINGTON (AP) — State Department officials met Monday with representatives of Brittney Griner’s WNBA team about the Phoenix Mercury star’s monthslong detention in Russia and the Biden administration’s efforts to secure her release. The State Department confirmed the meeting, which involved officials from its specialized office that advocates for hostages and wrongfully detained Americans, but
Continue Reading By TOM MURPHY Associated Press President Joe Biden’s top health official has again tested positive for COVID-19, less than a month after he came down with virus symptoms while on a trip to Germany. U.S. Health Secretary Xavier Becerra woke up with symptoms again Monday morning and tested positive afterward, spokeswoman Sarah Lovenheim said. His
Continue Reading By The Associated Press President Joe Biden’s top health official has again tested positive for COVID-19, less than a month after he came down with virus symptoms while on a trip to Germany. U.S. Health Secretary Xavier Becerra woke up with symptoms again Monday morning and tested positive afterward, spokeswoman Sarah Lovenheim said. His symptoms
Continue Reading By AL-HADJI KUDRA MALIRO and JUSTIN KABUMBA Associated Press GOMA, Congo (AP) — Congo’s military is accusing Rwanda of “no less than an invasion” after a rebel group captured a key town in eastern Congo. The military confirmed late Monday that Bunagana had fallen into rebel hands earlier in the morning. Rwanda, however, has repeatedly
Continue Reading By KRISTIN M. HALL AP Entertainment Writer NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — No one can accuse Carrie Underwood of underdressing — or underdelivering — when the country superstar puts out her latest record “Denim & Rhinestones” during the same weekend of CMA Fest and giving tens of thousands of fans a stadium-sized performance. After a two-year
Continue Reading By MICHAEL RUBINKAM Associated Press The FBI either lied to a federal judge about having video of its secretive 2018 dig for Civil War-era gold, or illegally destroyed the video to prevent a father-son team of treasure hunters from gaining access to it, an attorney for the duo asserted in new legal filings that allege
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The official start of summer is more than a week away but the heat is already surging in the Coachella Valley. The temperatures are getting so hot, that it can be extremely dangerous for your health. Dr. Andrew Kassinove is the chief of staff at JFK Memorial Hospital in Indio. It was a busy weekend
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Momentos de pánico vivieron los asistentes a una fiesta que se celebraba en una casa ubicada cerca de las calles Fred Waring y Jefferson en La Quinta el pasado sábado a las 11:30 de la noche cuando un pleito termino en balacera y un hombre resulto herido en el estómago, cuando la policía llegó el
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Un aparatoso choque entre dos autos ocurrido el sábado en la madrugada en la intersección de la calle Washington y la Avenida 42 en Palm Desert, al momento del impacto uno de los vehículos chocó con el semáforo. Los dos pasajeros de uno de los carros quedaron atrapados y después de ser liberados fueron transportados
Continue Reading By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS and MARK GILLISPIE Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio school districts could begin arming employees as soon as this fall under a bill signed into law Monday by GOP Gov. Mike DeWine. The law, as enacted, requires up to 24 hours of training before an employee can go armed, and up
Continue ReadingBy Veronica Stracqualursi, CNN New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a slate of bills on Monday that aim to protect out-of-state patients and abortion providers from legal action in other states. The Democratic-sponsored bills are designed to make the state a haven for abortion seekers and providers, as conservative states seek to curtail abortion rights
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