Russia battered by deadly COVID 3rd wave

iStock/Eugene Nekrasov (RUSSIA) — Russia is enduring a devastating third wave of the coronavirus pandemic, registering record numbers of daily virus deaths many days for the past month as the virus rages in the country where there

Mercedes-Benz going all-electric starting in 2025

kurmyshov/iStock (NEW YORK) — Daimler has announced its brand Mercedes-Benz will go all-electric by 2030, where market conditions allow, and the company will invest over $45 billion between 2022 and 2030 for research and development into battery electric vehicle

Former Rep. Abby Finkenauer announces run for Senate in Iowa

iStock/Oleksii Liskonih (IOWA) — Democrat Abby Finkenauer, a one-term congresswoman who represented Iowa’s 1st Congressional District until she was unseated by a Republican in 2020, announced Thursday she’s running for Senate. In her announcement video, Finkenauer, who

10 injured in explosion at Dippin' Dots factory

iStock/TennesseePhotographer (PADUCAH, Ky.) — Ten people have been injured in an explosion at a Kentucky Dippin’ Dots factory. The explosion took place Wednesday at a Dippin’ Dots-owned facility on Industrial Drive in Paducah. The site is not where

Federal money slated to monitor sediment in Cowlitz River

LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) — The Cowlitz River sediment monitoring survey will be federally funded again this year, putting the project back on track after years when the federal government did not allocate the money. Congresswoman Jaime Herrera