Justice Sandra Day O’Connor was remembered by current and former members of the Supreme Court following her death at age 88 on Monday. O’Connor, who served on the Supreme Court for almost 25 years and became the first woman to serve in the position, was remembered
On June 20th, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell cautioned that talk of cutting interest rates was premature and expressed openness to additional hikes if the strong economy and low inflation trajectory continues. The remarks at a congressional hearing showed Powell's underlying concern with the low
In recent years, there has been an intensifying tug of war between civil liberty activists, lawmakers, tech giants, and civil society organizations on how much personal data should be collected and monitored by law enforcement agencies. The debate has taken an interesting turn with the
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has recently agreed to cut its oil production in an effort to push up the global price of oil. The agreement has been met with skepticism by many as OPEC’s ability to influence the price of oil
Beyond Lithium Inc. is pleased to announce that its Victory Project has yielded up to 5.11% Li2O from its Last Resort Pegmatite and up to 3.48% Li2O from its Bounty Gold Pegmatite from spodumene pegmatites grab samples. The samples for the initial ranking program came from
The Senator from Kentucky, Rand Paul, saved the day when he performed a Heimlich maneuver on Iowa Senator, Joni Ernst at a lunch gathering last week. Senator Ernst, who was choking on a piece of food at the exclusive dining, was in for a surprise when
The United Auto Workers union (UAW) recently logged a great success in its fight for its members’ rights: the union succeeded in unionizing thousands of workers who had been denied collective bargaining rights at some of the nation’s biggest automakers, including Toyota, Honda, and other