The U.S. national debt has surged to an alarming $36 trillion, sparking fresh concerns about the country’s economic future. While consumer debt—comprising mortgages, student loans, and credit card balances—has exceeded $18 trillion
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Another assertion came only hours after the president gave an assurance to keep the refugee resettlement limit at an all-time low set by Trump, starting a pushback from his allies.
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The Texas Rangers are scheduled to take bold action for their home opener Monday that has some medical specialists and President Joe Biden concerned and questioning the rationality of the decision.
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Following quite a while of insistence from President Joe Biden that he won’t seek after the wide-scale cancelation of the student loans, the White House authorities are presently considering ways the president could utilize his power as president to cancel some of the student debt.
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President Trump has fired Defense Secretary Mark Esper. Esper was appointed by President Trump in July of 2019. Esper was the former secretary of the Army and a former Raytheon executive.
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A striking surge in mail-in ballots had caused vote tallies in various swing states to slow down, raising anticipation and anxiety throughout the United States as to which candidate would win the election.
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Today, Friday the 20th at 6:45 am both Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE announced a joint submission request to the U.S Drug and Food Administration for an Emergency Use Authorization of their vaccine in hopes to distribute their vaccines to high-risk locations by the middle to end of December 2020.
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With around two months left in the active Atlantic hurricane season, Hurricane Zeta has been named the 27th storm of 2020, nearly matching the record of 28 tropical storms during the 2005 season.
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According to the World Health Organization, so far in the United States, there have been a total of just over 9.2 million cases recorded with a little over 200,000 deaths so far. Graphs within the WHO’s website indicate that the rate of cases continues to climb within the U.S, but that the rate of deaths has stayed very consistent despite the significant increase in cases.
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We are now weeks away from election day. Nearly four years ago, Donald Trump was sworn in as the fourty fifth president of the United States.
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