Stories from United States

Vice President J.D. Vance returned to his hometown of Cincinnati to cast a ballot in the Ohio primary on Tuesday. He was accompanied by his young son during the visit. The event follows recent redistricting efforts in Alabama and a U.S. Supreme Court ruling regarding a congressional district in Louisiana. He was filmed entering the East Walnut Hills voting location to cast his ballot. On X, Vance stated he voted for Vivek Ramaswamy for governor and John Houston for Senate.

Upper Darby Police said a driver named Poole killed Swarthmore College mathematics professor Einstein in a collision at West Providence Road and East Penn Pines Boulevard. Poole, who held a learner's permit, reportedly tested positive for marijuana and failed to yield while making a left turn. Einstein was reportedly following bicycle laws at the time of the accident. Einstein was a father of two and was one of 28 bicyclists killed on Pennsylvania roads last year. A celebration of life service is planned for June 20th in Swarthmore. Upper Darby police charged 18-year-old Callie Poole of Collingdale with homicide by vehicle following a December 3rd accident. Prosecutors allege Poole struck and killed 39-year-old Edward Teddy Einstein, a Swarthmore professor, while biking in Upper Darby. Charges include homicide by vehicle while under the influence, DUI, and operating without a license.

A charity employee was the victim of a burglary in Hyattsville on Sunday morning. Approximately 2,400 Breadcoins, valued at roughly $7,500 in food credits, were stolen from the employee's car. Breadcoin CEO Scott Borger stated that the community is rallying to assist. The specific amount and cryptocurrency involved indicate a targeted loss for the charity.

An FDA survey of 16 major psychedelic brands found undetectable or very low levels of contaminants. The samples were tested for heavy metals and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, also known as PFAS.

Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman is participating in an effort to share effective data sharing practices to combat payments fraud.

The briefing occurred amid discussions regarding regional stability.

A series of key labor market reports are expected to be released in the United States this week. The Job Openings, Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) report is scheduled for today. ADP will release private sector payroll data on Wednesday.

Sarah Ewing has been introduced as the next provost for Duquesne University. Ewing currently serves as the provost and vice president for student experience at Gannon. The announcement was made during an introduction on Tuesday.

UnitedHealthcare is eliminating authorization requirements for 30% of healthcare services that previously required insurer approval. Affected services include select outpatient surgeries, certain diagnostic tests such as echocardiograms, and some chiropractic care.

A report from the Department of Homeland Security Inspector General's Office found that 76% of mobile applications installed on devices used by the Office of Intelligence and Analysis posed security risks.