Accidental Opioid Overdose More Likely to Kill You in US Than Motor Vehicle Crash
For the first time in U.S. history, a person is more likely to die from an accidental opioid overdose than ...
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Eviction, Daycare Woes: for US Government Workers, Shutdown Bites Hard
Federal employees are warning that thousands of workers caught up in a U.S. government shutdown are struggling to make ends ...
EU in Talks with US Over Embassy ‘Downgrade’
The U.S. State Department quietly lowered the E.U. mission's diplomatic status from member state to international organization late last year, according ...
‘Home is Better Than Camps’: Refugees Return to Syria Despite Hazardous Conditions
About 750,000 internally displaced civilians and 15,000 refugees have returned to Syria in 2018, but many struggle to rebuild their ...
US Has No Clear Syria Strategy, But Trump Makes Bad Situation Worse
The US didn’t have a clear strategy in Syria to begin with. It never had. But with his decision to ...
US to Send Migrants Back to Mexico While Cases Pending
The Trump administration announced it will send migrants who cross the southern border back to Mexico while their cases are ...
Trump Panel Recommends Guns in Schools to Keep US Students Safe
A safety panel set up by U.S. President Donald Trump in the wake of numerous school shootings recommended that schools ...
Women in UK, US Face Rampant Online Abuse [Report]
Female politicians and journalists of color in Britain and the U.S. are disproportionately targeted for online abuse, a new study ...
Top US Doctor Urges ‘Aggressive’ Steps Against E-Cigarettes
The US Surgeon General called for "aggressive" action against e-cigarette use, which he said has exploded to epidemic proportions among ...
US Judge Rules Obamacare Unconstitutional, Democrats Vow to Appeal
A federal judge in Texas has ruled that the U.S. health care law, or Obamacare, is unconstitutional -- a ruling ...
Americans Remain Among Most Open Towards Immigrants [World Poll]
Pew’s findings suggest that President Donald Trump’s harsh anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies are not broadly reflective of the attitudes of ...
Michael Carpenter: Trump’s Worldview Puts Private Gain Above all Else
The Globe Post talked to Michael Carpenter, Senior Director of the Penn Biden Center, about how the events in the Black Sea ...
Trump Nominates ex-Fox News Anchor Nauert as UN Envoy
U.S. President Donald Trump nominated State Department spokeswoman and former Fox TV news anchor Heather Nauert as ambassador to the ...
Immigrant’s Open Letter to His Unborn Son
As an Afghan immigrant who first came to the US twelve years ago, Abid Amiri writes his unborn son a ...
Active Shooters and Rampant Marijuana Use Among Top US Workplace Concerns
Workplace violence, rampant marijuana use, cybersecurity, and leave laws top the list of concerns for U.S. companies in 2019.
Best Gift for Others this Holiday Season is Flu Shot for Yourself
The flu vaccine is an easily available, affordable, life-saving prevention and yet people are resistant to get a flu shot.
US Misaligned Claim for Peace in Korea Threatens its Position on Peninsula
South Korea focuses on peace, dialogue, and confidence building first and nuclear disarmament and unification of Korea only next, while ...
Television Holds Ground for News in US, as Print Fades [Study]
Television remains the biggest source of news for Americans, with print losing further ground to digital services, a survey showed.
Trump Sends Letter to Imran Khan Seeking Pakistan’s Help in Afghanistan
Pakistan's foreign ministry said US President Trump has written a letter to Prime Minister Khan seeking Islamabad's support in securing ...
US, China Agree to Trade War Ceasefire, More Talks
U.S. President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping agreed to suspend any new tariffs in the escalating trade war between ...
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