To find a better-paid group, economists say, you have to drill down to elite subcategories, such as corporate CEOs and law partners.
- Deena Beasley Reuters
A record 7 out of 10 cancer patients now survive for at least five years, up from less than half in the 1970s and 63% in the mid-1990s.
- Juveria Tabassum, Neil J Kanatt and Akriti Shah Reuters
Analysts and experts have warned that even if the Iran war were to end soon, prices will remain high well into the second half of the year.
- CBC English
The current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is not the first, but a new strain, lack of tools and war are making it worse. For The National, CBC’s Eli Glasner talks to doctors on the front line about what they’re up against and why they say foreign aid cuts are increasing …
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Megan Leonhardt, Senior Economy Writer at Barron's, breaks down sticky inflation, Fed policy, interest rates and what they mean for consumers.
- Doyinsola Oladipo Reuters
The trend underscores a growing divide in what had been a resilient post-pandemic travel rebound, another example of a so-called K-shaped economy.
- Kelly Meyerhofer Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Maks Makarenkov couldn't help but smile on car rides through the capital city. He saw homes with blue and yellow flags pinned in their windows or dangling from flagpoles.
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Russia has warned that it plans to launch a fresh wave of “systemic strikes” on defense industrial facilities in Kyiv and has urged foreign nationals to leave the Ukrainian capital.
The era of ultra-cheap mortgages that reshaped American housing for a generation shows no signs of coming back.
Young couples are delaying marriage and starting a family as they struggle to get on the housing ladder. A study of 500 adults looking to buy a property in the next three years found major life milestones are being postponed in order to afford to buy a home. A quarter are delaying tying the …
Millions of travelers hit the road for the Memorial Day holiday weekend, even as households grapple with higher energy costs.
The soaring cost of gasoline is reshaping everyday decisions and inspiring creative workarounds in households across the country.
When summer temperatures rise, water recreation increases.
GOTHENBURG — On June 6, Gov. Jim Pillen, Sen. Mike Jacobson and Sherry Vinton, director of the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, joined members of Nebraska’s agricultural industry at the Machine Shed near Gothenburg to celebrate passage of a first-of-its-kind bill to protect agricultural data.
Nebraska has a rich history of immigration, with residents tracing their ancestry to many different countries, including Germany.
The Omaha City Council is considering an ordinance that would set a minimum wage of $15 an hour for most workers of all ages and tie future increases to inflation.
Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.
I’ve been warned! I came home after work to see an orange sign planted in my yard that told me I must remove the weeds and worthless vegetation. Next to the sign were several milkweed plants, young coneflowers, little bluestem, switchgrass, leadplant and liatris. In the fall, our Nebraska State flower, goldenrod, will be in bloom. With respect to “worthlessness” we’ve got pollinator services, water conservation, native vegetation, and no need for the application of weed killers or fertilizers. Maybe I should consider removing the pin oak, it really doesn’t belong on the Great Plains.
Hometown neighbors, his lifelong barber and rural Nebraskans expressed concern as Mike Flood switched topics, was evasive or lied when asked hard questions at May’s Norfolk town hall meeting.
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A man wanted in connection with the slaying of a 29-year-old man that occurred outside of a Ralston convenience store was arrested Saturday in Council Bluffs.
A Gothenburg woman is being charged with felony child abuse and sexual assault of a child.
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In a social media post, the Nebraska State Patrol said a man ran south toward the Platte River near mile marker 244 between Overton and Lexington.
Dan Osborn submitted roughly 12,700 signatures Thursday, moving one step closer to Nebraska’s November U.S. Senate ballot.
In its June 18 meeting agenda, the University of Nebraska projected the need to make $8 million in cuts to balance its budget and invest in priorities next year.
Organizers have suspended a statewide petition drive and are shifting focus to Lincoln.