By Callie Krosin
Patchy rain and snow showers may slow down the evening commute.
Category: National
Emerson College Admits its Youngest Ever Student in Trintee Stokes
By Keshav Vinod
TV Actress Trintee Stokes is currently an Emerson Student and is only 15 years old, making her the youngest student in Emerson history.
Second Omicron Case Found in Minnesota Man
By Adora Brown
The second case of the Omicron variant was found in an attendant of NYC’s anime convention as Biden continues to urge citizens to get their COVID booster shots.
4 dead, 8 injured in shooting at Oxford High School in Michigan
By Li Lucy Brandt
A 15-year-old sophomore opened fire at Oxford High, Michigan on Tuesday, killing four students, and injuring eight.
Supreme Court to hear all-or-nothing abortion case
By Rhiannon Melton
The Supreme Court is set to hear the biggest abortion fight in decades.
Biden calls for further vaccinations, not restrictions, against omicron variant
By Sebastian Ospina
Calling the arrival of the omicron virus to the U.S. “inevitable,” Biden stresses a renewed push for vaccinations and booster shots.
President Biden nominates Shalanda Young to become the Director of the Office of Management and Budget
By Li Lucy Brandt
Young had been acting director for eight months and had received bipartisan support in March.
Biden Administration Recommends Oil and Gas Leasing Reform
Eva Windler
The Biden Administration recommended reform in the oil and gas leasing programs in order to further progress environmental justice.
Two Trillion Dollar Bill Passed in House
By Eva Windler
A two trillion dollar environmental and social bill was passed in the House of Representatives, but braces for changes in the Senate.
Biden Names Dr Robert Califf as FDA Chief Nominee
By Keshav Vinod
Califf previously served as the head of the FDA during the final year of the Obama administration