Although the FDA acknowledges it has yet to find a causal relationship between vaping and seizures, it may continue and strengthen its “historic crackdown” of the vaping industry.

The commercial war between the world’s superpower and the Chinese dictatorship has affected the U.S. economy, which has dropped from an annual rate of growth of 4 percent to 2 percent.

The sale of U.S. Treasuries in a relatively short period of time appears set to cause problems in global credit markets.

The use of the lobotomy in US medical history is a shocking and concerning event which continues to leave many asking how such a thing could happen.

California’s Prop 47 brought about some positive criminal justice reforms, but the law sparked a surge in automobile break-ins and shopliftings throughout the state.

Are policies to reduce inequality beneficial to those who are least fortunate? Sometimes they are; sometimes they are not.

As Variety reports, Universal Pictures has canceled the September 27 release of The Hunt, a “satirical social thriller.”

The government’s budget deficit through the first 10 months of its 2019 fiscal year now exceeds the full year deficit of $777 billion recorded in 2018.

To this day, nobody has been jailed over the 1968 massacre in Mexico City, the worst mass shooting by far in North America.

As they downsize and disappear, newspapers have avoided hard news on California’s pension crisis.