The U.S. reportedly agreed to lift sanctions on potash, an important export for Belarus.
Day: December 13, 2025
One of the siblings died on the scene. The second was taken to the hospital but later died.
The sudden implosion of a major retail chain has left 25,000 livelihoods hanging in the balance and 443 storefronts sitting dark across 38 states, a stark reminder of how fragile the consumer economy has become. The empty units stretch from big-box power centers to modest neighborhood plazas, stripping local high streets of foot traffic and…
King Charles shared an update on his cancer treatment, announcing his treatment will be “reduced” following a recovery milestone and urging early screening. – Google Search google.com/search?q=King+Cha…
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Dec 13, 2025
We asked Packers Wire five questions about the Green Bay squad ahead of their showdown with the Broncos.
Pennsylvania talent made a strong showing on the Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2026, with standout names appearing across sports, media, gaming, tech, and social leadership. Whether they grew up here, launched their careers in the state, or built their brands in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, these Pen…
The gunman involved has been killed, with no information on motives as of yet.
Bulwark editors Sam Stein and Andrew Egger took on the epic collapse of the RNC social media team after humiliating remarks from RNC Chair Joe Gruters threatened to diminish donations and curb GOP voter turnout. Gruters said out loud this week that the Republican Party is likely headed to “almost certain defeat” in the upcoming mid-terms, which sen…
Pulitzer-winning conservative columnist and former Reagan speechwriter Peggy Noonan has been critical of President Donald Trump, describing him in her latest Wall Street Journal column as a rocket “going down” or “sideways.” Writing Friday, Noonan noticed the shocking new AP-NORC poll showing that Trump’s approval on the economy and immigration has…
Social Security is the backbone of retirement for tens of millions of Americans, but the size of your monthly check often determines whether you feel securely middle class or stuck in a lower-income reality. When benefits fall below a certain level, they stop being a supplement and start being a survival line, shaping everything from…