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Social Security update: Second direct payment worth up to $4,555 for February arrives Wednesday

The second round of direct social security payments will be disbursed to millions of retirees on Wednesday, marking the payment for those who were born between the 11th and 20th of a month.

China committee to hold first public hearing on communist threat by month’s end

The House Select Committee on China will hold its first public hearing on Feb. 28 about the "Chinese Communist Party’s threat to America."

Dog brings home human skull in area of high-profile missing person case

Police in Texas launched an investigation last week after a family called in to report their dog had brought home a human skull it had found.

Subway exploring possible sale of company

Subway shareholders are exploring selling the long-standing sandwich company.

Bad news: It looks like inflation is stubborn, and the Fed will have to react

Inflation isn't cooling as fast as observers had hoped and may even be rising again, meaning that the Federal Reserve is expected to keep hiking interest rates.

Chinese government role could determine TikTok-White House negotiations: Report

The Chinese government's interests in TikTok could play a determining role in negotiations to have it continue in the U.S. despite fears regarding its ties to the Chinese Communist Party, according to people involved in the matter.

‘Judge his record’: Ron Klain shrugs off questions of Biden’s age and touts ‘wisdom’

Former White House chief of staff Ron Klain downplayed consternation about his old boss President Joe Biden's age.

White House says no indication three objects shot down were Chinese surveillance

The White House has not seen any indication that the three objects shot down in recent weeks were a part of the Chinese balloon surveillance program that gained notoriety in recent weeks.

Former Biden chief of staff hails deadly Afghanistan withdrawal as ‘tremendous achievement’

Former White House chief of staff Ron Klain defended the evacuation efforts from Afghanistan as a "tremendous achievement" despite the chaos that ensued.

Mississippi sees 900% rise in infants with congenital syphilis

The number of infants in Mississippi being treated for congenital syphilis, a disease that occurs when a mother with syphilis passes the infection on to her baby during pregnancy, has risen by more than 900% since 2016.
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