Stories from United States

Mayor Mumdani stated that government policies are separate from bigotry. He was responding to an Anti-Defamation League report identifying New York as the state with the highest number of anti-Semitic incidents. The remarks were made in New York. Affordable building owners in New York City reportedly need a rent increase in the range of 4.5 to 6.5 percent to break even and repair their buildings. He expressed encouragement that the board is seriously considering data on affordability, operating expenses, and the pressures facing both tenants and small property owners as it sets a preliminary range.

Researchers report that a lack of financial literacy is significantly delaying financial independence for young adults. Nearly one-third of young adults feel unprepared to manage their money.

The Speaker of the Israeli Parliament stated that no agreement can be reached with Israel without obtaining guarantees. These guarantees should be Arab, international, American, or United Nations-led, according to the source.

A 2014-2015 study published in an American medical journal found that multiple myeloma is the disease for which patients see the most doctors before diagnosis.

Online vehicle retailer Carvana is hiring for nearly 100 new roles at its Hoffman Estates wholesale auction site. Positions range from vehicle inspection and reconditioning service to salaried leadership roles.

Public Citizen warned that UPMC Mercy, McKeesport, and Green hospitals could face risks due to financial losses and reliance on Medicaid funding. UPMC spokesman Paul Wood disputed the findings during the Marty Griffin Show.

A T-Rex fossil featuring a pelvis that once protected the skull has been identified, though the bone structure is now completely eroded. Paleontologists have uncovered a T-Rex skeleton. A fossil exporter operates in South Dakota.

The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago has purchased the T-Rex fossil known as Sue. The acquisition prevents the specimen from entering a private collection. A team of preparators and collectors worked on the fossil prior to the sale.

The league announced today the inaugural season for Detroit, which is scheduled for the 2026-27 season. The mayor of Detroit welcomed a league to the city, stating it was an honor to be present for the event.

Peter Larson is the founder of the Black Hills Institute, a major commercial fossil exporter in the United States. The institute is based in South Dakota, a region noted for its unique geology and fossil richness.