The hangover from the government shutdown just hit Wall Street 2025-11-15 00H 25M MST · DescriptionStock indexes were mixed Friday as a lack of economic data muddied the waters for investors. And analysts preparing their outlooks for 2026 are doing so without key economic information due to the government shutdown.
Will Congress finally vote to reveal the Epstein Files? 2025-11-14 20H 21M MST · DescriptionThe House of Representatives is set to vote next week on whether to force the release of the full Jeffrey Epstein files, all unclassified records, emails, communications and investigative materials tied to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
Government reopens — but ACA credits haven't be extended 2025-11-14 04H 00M MST · DescriptionThe federal government has finally reopened. For SNAP recipients who lost benefits, federal workers who were furloughed and air traffic controllers who missed paychecks, it's welcome news.
The new Space Race: Satellites that track wildfires from orbit 2025-11-13 21H 27M MST · DescriptionInstead of chasing stars or exploring new worlds, a growing number of innovators are launching satellites to protect our own Earth, in a new kind of "space race" to spot wildfires before they spread.
Inside the secret flights bringing migrant detainees to Texas 2025-11-13 20H 09M MST · DescriptionA Scripps News investigation followed an unmarked charter plane carrying immigrant detainees into El Paso, Texas — part of a growing network of private contractors profiting from the Trump administration's immigration surge.
President Trump signs bill to reopen government as Dems lose health care fight 2025-11-13 13H 58M MST · DescriptionPresident Donald Trump signed a bipartisan bill ending the longest U.S. government shutdown, funding agencies through Jan. 30, 2026, and securing back pay for workers. The measure passed the Senate 60-40 and the House 222-209 despite Democratic divisions over health care subsidies, with SNAP funding restored and layoffs reversed.
White House calls release of Epstein emails a 'distraction' 2025-11-12 19H 11M MST · DescriptionAfter Democrats on the House Oversight Committee released emails tying Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein, the White House called the claims a smear. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the "unnamed victim" was the late Virginia Giuffre, who publicly said Trump was not involved in wrongdoing, and noted Trump barred Epstein from Mar-a-Lago decades ago.
