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Clinical trials of HIV vaccine to start in the US

The National Institutes of Health on Wednesday announced that it will begin clinical trial testing of a new HIV vaccine in the United States and South Africa.

New Yorkers block busload of immigrants headed to new shelter

At least 10 people were arrested after angry New Yorkers took to the streets of Staten Island on Tuesday to block a busload of immigrants as they headed to a converted shelter.

SEC adopts ‘greenwashing’ rule for ESG and growth funds

The Securities and Exchange Commission has adopted a new rule that tightens restrictions surrounding the naming of investment funds that prioritize environmental or social concerns.

WATCH LIVE: Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell addresses interest rate decision

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is holding a press briefing on the interest rate decision as officials are expected to leave the interest rate unchanged in Wednesday’s announcement as the rate of inflation is slightly easing up while oil prices are surging.

Oliver Anthony announces plans for international tour following viral song success

Country music sensation Oliver Anthony is taking his music global, announcing plans to play at venues across North America and around the world.

Senate spending bill fails to clear procedural hurdle as negotiations continue

The Senate failed to pass a procedural vote on Wednesday on a spending measure funding the departments of Agriculture, Transportation, and Housing and Urban Development, as well as veterans affairs and military construction, for next year on Wednesday, after top Republicans voted against the measure in an effort to buy more time to strike a deal.

UAW strike: Stellantis announces plan to lay off dozens and anticipates needing to furlough hundreds

Stellantis announced it would temporarily lay off 68 workers at an assembly plant in Ohio as the United Auto Workers strike nears a week.

Food stamps: Delaware direct payment worth up to $1,691 goes out in three days for September

Delaware residents who receive financial support from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will be issued their final payments for September in three days.

Merrick Garland hearing: Swalwell takes aim at Jim Jordan after Massie attack on attorney general

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) blasted Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) for accusing Attorney General Merrick Garland of being in contempt of Congress for refusing to comment on active investigations.

Judiciary will operate if government shuts down as GOP seeks to halt Trump trials

Former President Donald Trump's and Hunter Biden's criminal proceedings likely won't face much delay if the government shuts down next month, despite efforts by House Republicans to stymie special counsel Jack Smith.
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