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Tag: United States

Is the U.S. a democracy or a republic? History suggests both

As the U.S. marks 250 years, the debate over whether it is a democracy or a republic misses history’s nuance. American governance has long blended both.

NPR College Podcast Challenge returns with $5,000 prize

The NPR College Podcast Challenge is back, offering a $5,000 grand prize and $500 finalist awards for top student audio. Entries must be under eight minutes and follow strict music rules.

Keeping life milestones offline deepened my connections

Keeping life milestones offline let me share big news directly and trade hugs for likes, creating stronger memories with friends and family.

Trump touts ‘permanent’ Greenland security deal with Denmark

Trump says a Greenland security deal grants the US permanent control of security and blocks rivals’ bases, while Denmark stresses sovereignty remains intact.

UN report on Iran war crimes faults US strikes in Iran

A UN fact-finding mission says there are reasonable grounds that US strikes in Iran, including on a primary school, were war crimes, and also details abuses by Tehran.

Amazon adds Shop the Scene to Prime Video shopping

Amazon’s Shop the Scene lets Prime Video viewers browse and buy items inspired by what is on screen, launching across 600+ titles in the U.S.

Oil hits $100 a barrel as Middle East tensions flare

Oil hits $100 a barrel after U.S.-Iran clashes unsettle supply routes. Brent briefly topped the mark as Red Sea and Hormuz disruptions lifted prices and gas costs.

Gloria Steinem Ms. magazine changed media and unnerved ads

Gloria Steinem Ms. magazine broke ground for feminism, winning loyal readers while alienating advertisers with bold, inclusive coverage and advocacy.

Goldman Sachs oil forecast warns prices could hit $120

Goldman Sachs warns crude could reach $120 a barrel if attacks on shipping around the Strait of Hormuz persist, as US-Iran tensions disrupt flows.

US Open day four: Sabalenka storms, Shelton survives, shocks

Aryna Sabalenka raced through in 53 minutes, Ben Shelton edged Hubert Hurkacz in four, and Daniel Merida stunned Andrey Rublev on a rain-hit US Open day four.

PepsiCo scales local programs to support young farmers

PepsiCo details a local-meets-global strategy to back young farmers with training, mentorship, finance and market access, aiming to strengthen food systems.

Google Maps shows Lake America to users in the US

Google Maps now displays Lake America for users in the US after a federal renaming order. Canadians still see Lake Ontario, while others view both names.

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