By MATTHEW PERRONE WASHINGTON (AP) — Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other administration officials are vowing a crackdown on deceptive drug ads, but the effort is likely to face multiple headwinds, including pushback from industry and layoffs among … Continued
What started in 2009 to seek out climate commitments from business and government leaders attending the United Nations’ September General Assembly, Climate Week now includes hundreds of events citywide, both official and grassroots. Here’s how to get involved. A youth-led … Continued
On Monday evening, Amelia Santaniello did something she hasn’t done in ages. She left work for the day while the sun was still shining. The longime WCCO-TV anchor began her new schedule this week, which saw her move to anchor … Continued
Current and former elected officials who have experienced political violence directly in the United States reacted with sympathy and horror Wednesday to the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at an event in Utah. Kirk served as chief executive … Continued
By ED WHITE, Associated Press DETROIT (AP) — A young Chinese scientist interrogated for hours after an international flight to Detroit and held in jail for three months was sentenced to time served Wednesday for illegally shipping biological material to … Continued
It was noted here at season’s end that if Wild wing Kirill Kaprizov doesn’t want to stay in Minnesota, there is nothing the team can do to keep him here. We got the first substantial whiff of that on Wednesday, … Continued