By JILL COLVIN (Associated Press) NEW YORK (AP) — With three months to go before the Iowa caucuses that he has staked his campaign on, former Vice President Mike Pence faces mounting debt and lagging poll numbers that are forcing … Continued
Have you been trying to cut back on red meat? It could help you avoid a serious disease that affects tens of millions of people across the U.S. People who eat two servings of red meat a week may have … Continued
By Sam Kemmis | NerdWallet Travelers encountered many weather surprises this summer, from wildfires in Europe to knee-deep mud at Burning Man. Indeed, it was the hottest summer on record around the globe, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Climate … Continued
By Amanda Hernández, Stateline.org In the middle of a storm, 911 call centers often find themselves inundated with reports of fallen trees, flooded roads and panicked residents. Every call matters, but with multiple reports of the same incident pouring in, … Continued
49ers at Vikings (+7½) Kirk Cousins raised eyebrows last Sunday by giving partial credit for the Vikings’ victory in Chicago on their pregame locker-room blaring of the 1990s metal band mediocrities Creed. Minnesotans have not had so much collective embarrassment … Continued
Kenneth Chesebro, the attorney who helped orchestrate Donald Trump’s effort to recruit false electors to subvert the 2020 election, pleaded guilty Friday in a Georgia court to his role in the scheme. Chesebro’s plea, to a single felony count of … Continued