U.S. Schools Hire Underqualified Teachers as Vacancies Rise
Many U.S. states lowered job requirements as there were more than 36,500 teacher vacancies in 37 U.S. states and…
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Cameron Graham
U.S. Chicago Braces for Excessively Hot Days
Morning exercisers in the Chicago metropolitan area felt hot and humid air early Wednesday as they attempted to…
U.S. Democrats, Republicans Divided on Extreme Weather
While there is wide public concern over extreme weather, Americans are deeply divided -- along partisan lines --…
Biden Admin Open to Training Ukrainians on F-16s From U.S.
The United States is open to the idea of letting Ukrainian pilots come to the country for trainings on how to…
U.S. Invests 1.2 Bln USD in Direct Air Capture Hubs
The Biden administration on Friday announced up to 1.2 billion U.S. dollars in the development of two large-scale…
U.S. Dollar Gains After PPI Report
The U.S. dollar rose on Friday, as the Producer Price Index (PPI) for final demand in the United States in July…
U.S. Homes “Too Expensive to Buy” Due to Inventory Shortage
A shortage of homes for sale in the United States pushes up home prices, making it increasingly hard for Americans…
U.S. Banks Report Huge Q2 Losses on Soured Loans: Financial Times
Banks in the United States reported 18.9-billion-U.S. dollar losses on soured loans in the second quarter, hitting…
U.S. Agricultural Futures Rise
Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) agricultural futures rose across the board on Thursday, led by soybean.
The most…
U.S. Consumer Prices Rise Moderately in July, Slower Than Expected
U.S. consumer price index (CPI) rose 3.2 percent in July from a year ago, slower than expected, according to the…