15 Injured in Apparent Building Explosion in New York
Fifteen people were injured Thursday when a gas line was struck in a New York village, destroying a residential building in an apparent explosion,...
U.S. Crude Oil Inventories up Last Week
The American Petroleum Institute on Wednesday reported an increase of 12.940 million barrels of crude oil in U.S. inventories for the week ending Oct....
Federal Agency That Helps Colleges Defend Against Potential Physical Attacks Is ‘Up to Their Eyeballs’ in Requests for Help
As antisemitic and anti-Muslim threats grow on college campuses across the United States, the federal agency tasked with helping schools prepare to respond to physical attacks...
Venezuela Forges “Productive National Unity” Amid U.S. Blockade
The challenges of the blockade imposed by the United States against Venezuela have led to a “productive national unity” to overcome its effects, Venezuelan...
Woman Sues Atlanta Braves and Jorge Soler After Allegedly Being Injured by Ball Thrown Into Stands
A woman suffered “significant and excruciating injuries” when then-Atlanta Braves outfielder Jorge Soler threw a ball into the stands during the 2021 World Series, according to...
Exxon Buys Pioneer to Expand Oil Production in U.S. Texas
Exxon Mobil announced Wednesday it was buying Pioneer Natural Resources, a shale drilling firm, for 59.5 billion U.S. dollars, in a bid to expand...
Search Continues for Second Worker Trapped in Collapsed Kentucky Coal Plant
Rescuers on Thursday continued their frantic search for a man trapped under the rubble of a shuttered coal processing building that collapsed in rural Kentucky,...
U.S. Dollar Stays Nearly Flat After FOMC Minutes
The U.S. dollar ended nearly flat in late trading on Wednesday, as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes showed that officials differed on...
Cornell Cancels Classes Due to ‘Extraordinary Stress’ After Arrest Over Antisemitic Threats
Cornell University has canceled Friday classes due to “extraordinary stress” amid a junior being federally charged with making antisemitic threats. Instead, Friday will serve as a “community...
California Tops U.S. States With Biggest Bullying Problems
California topped the list at No. 1 for the U.S. state with the biggest bullying problems, according to a new report published on National...