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BusinessOct 19Cleveland-Cliffs CEO praises Trump after big Q3 earnings beat, blames Canada for Stelco layoffsThe CEO of Cleveland-Cliffs praised a former US President following strong Q3 earnings and attributed layoffs at Stelco to Canada. This report combines corporate financial results with geopolitical commentary.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 19AnaptysBio gains as GSK granted FDA label expansion for JemperliAnaptysBio has seen gains following GSK receiving an FDA label expansion for its drug Jemperli. This indicates a positive development for GSK and a correlated market reaction for AnaptysBio, likely due to partnerships or shared interests.Seeking Alpha Tech
PoliticsOct 19Can religion help Democrats win in red states? These faith leaders hope soRoughly nine pastors, seminary students and Sunday school teachers are running as Democrats in the US midterm election.Al Jazeera [en]
PoliticsOct 19Trump and Melania launch an initiative to boost women's health researchThe American president signed an order to promote research in women's health, driven by the first lady. The measure establishes a division within the National Institutes of Health and a working group to accelerate scientific discoveries.Clarín
PoliticsOct 19Democrats lead early voting in the key state of Georgia (USA)Early voting in Georgia shows strong support for Democrats, with record voter turnout in urban and minority areas. Polls and analyses suggest a Democratic advantage, although it is warned that Republicans tend to vote more on election day.Clarín
PoliticsOct 19Virginia Democrat becomes latest lawmaker to receive suspicious white powderRep. Suhas Subramanyam (D-Va.) is the latest lawmaker to report receiving suspicious mail containing white powder in the last month. “I can confirm that my office in Leesburg received an envelope containing a suspicious substance. The office was promptly evacuated,” Subramanyam said on social platform X, adding his thanks to the Leesburg Police, Loudoun County…The Hill
PoliticsOct 19Trump and Melania’s awkward speech on women’s health — and the comical hypocrisy behind itThe president signed a supposedly ‘historic’ executive order on Monday. But when you read the details, writes Holly Baxter, a very different story emergesThe Independent World
PoliticsOct 19Universal Mail-in Voting and Civic ResponsibilityA few days ago, an oversize envelope showed up from the District of Columbia Board of Elections. On the front were the words, “Official Absentee Balloting Material.” I was taken aback. True, I had been waiting for an envelope because the upcoming election is the first in which I will have been registered to vote in the District. But when I was automatically added to the DC rolls on surrendering my New Jersey driver license and obtaining a DC one at the DMV, I had not, to my recollection, checked any box about receiving an absentee ballot. The post Universal Mail-In Voting and Civic ResponsibilAEI
PoliticsOct 19Kansas voters stress affordability as key issue in competitive Senate racePresident Donald Trump is headed to Kansas in support of incumbent GOP Sen. Roger Marshall, who is in a tight race against his Democratic challenger, Adam Hamilton. NBC News' Stephanie Gosk spoke with voters who emphasized affordability as a key issue in the race.NBC News
Sci & TechOct 19A 4.9-meter and 67.3-kilogram Burmese python was released in Florida while the United States Geological Survey tests drones to track invasive snakes in the EvergladesThe specimen is considered an important factor in the decline of mammal populations in the region. Why it was released and how it could contribute to ecosystem restoration.Clarín
PoliticsOct 19Why Alberta voters are weighing separating from CanadaVoters in Alberta are set to decide whether to hold a referendum to secede from Canada. Lisa Johnson, an Alberta legislature reporter for The Canadian Press, joins with more.CBS News
PoliticsOct 19Judge presses federal government on East Potomac takeover despite Trump attacksA federal judge on Monday pressed the Trump administration about President Trump’s plan to shut down and renovate East Potomac Park next month despite a previous court order barring any future work at the property while a lawsuit to stop it plays out.    Trump in a Truth Social post just minutes before Monday’s hearing…The Hill
WorldOct 19New Hope on Student AbsenteeismFor several years I have been on the discouraging hamster wheel of tracking chronic absenteeism across the US. Federal data collection on absenteeism is woefully inadequate, so to fill the gap I monitor states’ data releases and then collate them at the Return to Learn Tracker. The post New Hope on Student Absenteeism appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.AEI
PoliticsOct 19The Liberal Party defended congresswoman and governor confronted by AbelardoThese are the representative for San Andrés, Elizabeth Jay-Pang, and Governor Girley Ordóñez. "Differences must be resolved through dialogue," the party said.La Silla Vacía
PoliticsOct 19Kavitha accuses Congress government of neglecting farmers’ woesShe urged Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy to take immediate steps to protect farmers’ interests and alleged that no government official had visited the village to assess the crop damageThe Hindu
PoliticsOct 19Rural America can’t grow if its workers can’t find a place to liveRep. Max Miller argues that housing shortages in rural Ohio hinder economic development and calls for federal support to ensure workers can afford to live in their communities.The Hill
CyberOct 19The Feds Turn to Big Data to Fight FraudCongress and the administration should ensure such interoperability applies to permanent programs and temporary programs created in response to recessions, which were widely abused during the pandemic. For example, the Department of Labor admitted in August 2023 that the federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program experienced a staggering 36 percent improper payment rate, which understated the true degree of taxpayer losses. The post The Feds Turn to Big Data to Fight Fraud appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.AEI
HealthOct 19Trump launches women's health division within NIH alongside Melania TrumpPresident Trump is launching a new initiative alongside first lady Melania Trump to create a women's health division within the National Institutes of Health. CBS News' Natalie Brand has more.CBS News
HealthOct 19Trump creates new women’s health division at NIH and taps Susie Wiles to lead task forceThe president called the initiative a ‘historic action’ and praised First Lady Melania Trump’s work on itThe Independent World
PoliticsOct 19US Supreme Court denies bid by accused 9/11 mastermind to revive plea dealThe US Supreme Court on Monday rejected an appeal by accused September 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two alleged accomplices that sought to revive plea deals which were later revoked. Mohammed and two others charged with involvement in the 2001 September 11 attacks – Walid bin Attash and Mustafa al-Hawsawi – struck pre-trial agreements to avoid the death penalty in 2024, during the administration of president Joe Biden. After criticism by some victims’ families, Biden’s defence...South China Morning Post
BusinessOct 19Two-thirds of contractors say ICE raids are making it harder for them to build housesTrump administration’s crackdown on undocumented migrants has meant worker shortages and cost increases for residential construction sector, companies tell pollstersThe Independent World
BusinessOct 19JetBlue earns upgrade at UBS as valuation and liquidity risks easeJetBlue received an upgrade from UBS due to easing valuation and liquidity concerns. This indicates a positive outlook on the airline's financial health.Seeking Alpha Tech
BusinessOct 19Central Garden & Pet complements its portfolio with acquisition of 150-year old BurpeeCentral Garden & Pet has expanded its portfolio by acquiring the 150-year-old Burpee company. This acquisition aims to complement its existing business operations.Seeking Alpha Tech
WorldOct 19Florida woman accused of killing cat, putting remains in a blender and drinking them​Juliana Alyssa Brown allegedly kept the cat’s head for several months by preserving it with alcoholThe Independent World