America’s only new nuclear plant inches closer to a long-delayed start
The United States' newly built nuclear power plant in Georgia's cost overruns leave many skeptic as to whether Nuclear is right to replace gas and coal.
Bone appetite! Doggies dine on filet mignon at new San Francisco restaurant
Dogs can now fine dine at a new canine restaurant in Mission District of San Francisco. Dogue offers multi-course meals including steak tartare with quail egg and chicken skin waffles.
Pennsylvania's Wharton School to offer $167,000 'Diversity, Equity & Inclusion' MBA program
The University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School will offer an MBA in “Diversity, Equity & Inclusion” major beginning in the 2023 to 2024 academic year.
High school sweethearts search for 'American Dream Home' in Tennessee
The meteoric rise in interest rates has become a key topic of concern — but even in this scenario, one couple searched for their "American Dream Home" in Tennessee.
Threat of diesel shortage looms as reserves dwindle
White House officials say they are watching diesel inventories closely following a report that reserves have been depleted to a low not seen since 2008.
North Carolina couple sentenced for COVID relief fraud, embezzling more than $200k from booster club
Anthony and Deana Sharper of Charlotte, North Carolina were sentenced to prison after stealing $239,000 from a high school athletic booster club.
Georgia gov spox says WH 'does not understand' how Hyundai investment was created after Biden touts new plant
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp's office said that the White House doesn't understand how economic partnerships are made after President Biden touted Hyundai's new manufacturing plant.
Sen. Mitt Romney places $11.5M ski resort home on the market
Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, is selling his $11.5 million mansion inside a world-class ski resort in Utah. Romney also recently sold a $23 million mansion in La Jolla, California.
NASA scientists working on ground missions in preparation to put American boots back on the moon
In preparation for future Artemis space mission's, NASA is training in northern Arizona using a prototype, pressurized moon rover that will be used on the moon and eventually Mars.
Biden praises new Hyundai plant in Georgia after supporting MLB moving All-Star Game over voting changes
President Biden praised Hyundai's investment in Georgia, despite supporting MLB pulling its All-Star Game out of the state because of voting law changes.
Hyundai breaks ground on $5.5B electric car plant in Georgia
New $5.5 billion Hyundai plant a political boost for incumbents Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) and Sen. Warnock (D-GA) facing Stacey Abrams and Herschel Walker respectively.
Wealthy Californians could face billions in new taxes after midterm elections
Proposition 30 would raise taxes on rich Californians earning more than $2 million by 1.75%, bringing the state's top tax rate to 16.15%, the highest in the U.S.
Chicago man secretly leaves behind 'life-changing' $11M estate for 119 relatives
A Chicago man who died of natural causes before Christmas in 2016 has left behind $11 million for his family in what officials say is a national record.
Attorney sues Italian restaurant chain for 'deceptive' $2 inflation fee: 'Egregious and surreptitious'
Hawaii consumer attorney Brandee Faria is suing Romano's Macaroni Grill in a class-action lawsuit that alleges their $2 inflation fee added to checks is deceptive.
93-year-old California bakery forced out of business by high rent, crime in Oakland
A Taste of Denmark, a 93-year-old bakery in Oakland, California, shut down over the weekend due to rising crime, high rent and catering business losses from the COVID-19 pandemic.
3Q earnings reports, GDP, bonds progress and more: Monday's 5 things to know
GDP report from Commerce Department Thursday is expected to show the U.S. economy grew 2.1% in the third quarter. Investors will also be looking out for home sales data this week.
Texas attorney general sues Google: 'I will continue to fight Big Tech'
Texas AG Ken Paxton has once again taken on tech giant Google in court under grounds of unlawful biometric data gathering without 'informed consent.'
South Carolina family-run cheesesteak restaurant closes, cites inflation and labor shortage
A South Carolina cheesesteak restaurant owned by the same family for three generations is closing its doors amid soaring inflation and an ongoing labor shortage.
Disney's annual passholders say not enough access to parks, file suit over reservation system
Two annual passholders have filed a lawsuit against Walt Disney World for requiring park reservations and limiting "park hopping" until after 2 p.m. Disney responded with a statement.
NYU's 'Dr. Doom' says New Yorkers who moved to Florida, Texas, says states won't 'survive' climate change
NYU's "Dr. Doom" said New Yorkers who "stupidly" moved to states like Texas or Florida because of the impact climate change will have on the U.S.



















