US Oil And Gas Inventories Skewed By Hurricane Ida
Unusual conditions in crude oil markets are stopping prices from running too hot.
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‘Gut Wrenching’ Weak Jobs Report Disappoints
Economist blames unemployment benefits for slow job growth
White House, Federal Reserve Project Strong Economy, But Consumers Are Cautious
COVID-19 Delta variant, rising gas and food prices have buyers feeling wary.
EXCLUSIVE: First-Ever Interview With Terror Leader Who’s Hunting Americans and Allies in Afghanistan
In a rare interview, a Taliban commander confirms the existence of a special unit called Al Isha using U.S. data to hunt enemies.
Supreme Court Overturns Biden’s COVID-19 Eviction Ban
Biden ordered an extension of the eviction moratorium until Oct. 3 after Congress failed to meet his request to legislate one.
Some U.S. Lawmakers Want Fewer Nukes, But Russia’s ‘Gray Area’ Strategy Draws Concern
Among the issues: replacement of Minuteman III missiles questioned by House Armed Services Committee chairman.
Biden Says US Mulling To Extend Afghanistan Evacuation Mission
US President Joe Biden said he is in discussions with his military officials regarding the evacuation mission in Afghanistan.
Legal Free-For-All Rages Over Oil, Gas And Coal Leases On Federal Lands
Eventual outcomes of those disputes will have big impact on local budgets, indigenous communities and the environment.
Third Vaccine Plan For Americans Raises Concerns Over US Donations To Countries In Need
One World Health Organization regional director says plans for U.S. booster shots “make a mockery of vaccine equity.”