Tracking the Tropics | October 6, Evening Update
ABC Action News tracks tropical developments in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico.
ABC Action News tracks tropical developments in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico.
Homebuyers geared up for the spring despite elevated mortgage rates and prices, with pending transactions rising in March to the strongest pace in a year.
Workers at auto plants in the South should be free to unionize without pressure from employers or anti-union governors, acting U.S. Labor Secretary Julie Su said Thursday, even as some southern states pass laws to inhibit organized labor. “That choice belongs to the worker, free from intervention, either by the employer or by politicians, free from retaliation and threats,” Su told The Associated Press in an interview Thursday in Atlanta. The United Auto Workers union vowed a broad campaign to organize southern auto assembly plants after winning lucrative new contracts in a confrontation with Detroit's automakers.
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Sir Robert Buckland who led the review said employment can provide ‘fulfilment and happiness’ for people on the autistic spectrum.
A gay actor’s speech that was canceled over his “lifestyle” is back on at a Pennsylvania school after residents spoke out. The Cumberland Valley School District’s board voted 5-4 Wednesday night to allow children’s book author Maulik Pancholy, who is gay, to speak against bullying during a May 22 assembly at Mountain View Middle School. The board on April 15 unanimously canceled Pancholy's talk after a board member cited concerns about what he described as the actor’s activism and “lifestyle.”
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestseller "Rich Dad Poor Dad," teaches people how to become wealthy beyond the 9-to-5 grind. Read More: 'Rich Dad' Robert Kiyosaki Reveals Why the 401(k) Is a...
NEW YORK (AP) — Dusty Baker has won the fourth Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Baseball Digest. The beloved Baker retired following the 2023 season after spending 56 years in the majors as a player, coach and manager. He was honored Thursday with an annual distinction that “recognizes a living individual whose career has been spent in or around Major League Baseball and who has made significant contributions to the game.” Willie Mays won the inaugural award in 2021, followed by Vin Scull
Vacations are a lot of fun, but it's easy to spend too much money, leaving a costly trail in the wake of your good time. However, there are a surprising number of fun things to do, eat and see for as...
If you're looking to get a head start on your Halloween shopping this year, Home Depot's "Halfway To Halloween" sale is just what you're looking for.
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The Washington Commanders are retiring Hall of Fame cornerback Darrell Green’s No. 28 next season, the latest step in the organization's efforts to honor players of the past since new ownership took over last summer. Heisman Trophy winner Jayden Daniels of LSU and North Carolina's Drake Maye are the most likely selections.
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On April 24, 2024, Gregory Bailey, Director of Biohaven Ltd (NYSE:BHVN), purchased 25,503 shares of the company, as reported in a recent SEC Filing.
The cost of living and, housing in particular, has skyrocketed in recent years. The average monthly mortgage payment in the U.S. is now $2,317, while the average monthly rent payment is now $1,713....
The WNBA draft is over, and superstars like No. 1 pick Caitlin Clark are heading toward surefire pro careers. The league has 144 coveted roster spots among 12 teams, and other options for pro careers in women’s basketball either in the U.S. or overseas are scarce. The NBA also has 30 teams with 15 players allowed on the regular season roster, so there are more spots available. Why don't all WNBA draft picks make team rosters?
Aldi is known for its affordable groceries, but its offerings can be hit or miss. Here are three desserts delightful dessert options to grab on your next shopping trip, and one disappointing...
When you buy a luxury automobile with a hefty price tag of $80,000, give or take, you expect it to last. In fact, you might even expect a seamless experience, with visits to the mechanic only for...
It's safe to say that financial guru Dave Ramsey is no fan of Social Security, having called the program a "stupid thing" and a "mathematical disaster" that "robbed" him of money for decades. It...
A number of former heads of state and policy makers have urged lawmakers in the State of New York to push ahead with a bill that would alter the legal landscape governing over $800 billion in sovereign bonds from emerging markets ahead of the May 6 return of the state's legislature. The Sovereign Debt Stability Act aims to provide a sovereign debt restructuring mechanism by changing the state law which governs about half of emerging market international bond contracts. If enacted, the bill would empower countries eligible for debt relief initiatives such as the G20's Common Framework to opt between a set mechanism for restructuring or a process that would limit bondholders' claims to those the United States would receive if it were a bilateral lender.