WASHINGTON – Symone Sanders, Vice President Kamala Harris’ chief spokesperson and senior adviser, is leaving the White House at the end of the year, according to an administration official who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the announcement.
With the nation’s first case of omicron identified in California and a case verified in Minnesota, public and private labs nationwide are scouring virus samples to learn how far the new coronavirus variant has traveled.
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Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert’s comments on Islam, terrorism and her Democratic counterpart Ilhan Omar of Minnesota landed the Colorado congresswoman in hot water.
SAN FRANCISCO – As Americans shop for the holidays, they will likely see a swarm of offers to get their gifts now but pay for them later in fixed monthly installments. Fueled by several hot Silicon Valley startups as well as a push by the big credit card companies, “buy now, pay later” is now available for purchasing a $1,500 Peloton exercise bicycle as well as a $60 floral bouquet.
WASHINGTON – In a fresh sign of his growing concerns about inflation, Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the Federal Reserve can’t be sure that price increases will slow in the second half of next year.
DETROIT – General Motors is forming a joint venture with Posco Chemical of South Korea to build a North American battery materials plant as it brings more steps in the electric vehicle supply chain under its umbrella.
MANHATTAN — Kansas Farm Bureau (KFB) will celebrate its 103rd annual meeting Dec. 4-6 in Manhattan.
Attorney General Derek Schmidt has told university officials to stop alleged violations of a new Kansas law making it easier for workers to get religious and moral exemptions to COVID-19 vaccination requirements.
Coyotes are on the prowl in Kansas, but mainly in rural areas. “When we look at abundance trends, the population of coyotes has increased three-fold since the fur market crashed in the late 1980s,” Drew Ricketts, a wildlife management specialist with K-State Research and Extension, said in a release.