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FCHEA is excited to announce that on October 7, the United States Senate passed Senate Resolution 412, declaring October 8, 2021, National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day for the United States. This is the seventh year in a row the Senate has officially proclaimed the special day.

Democrats accepted an offer from Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday for a short-term suspension of the debt ceiling, delaying a showdown over the nation's borrowing limit until December.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is facing internal opposition from his caucus over his deal with Democrats to raise the debt ceiling for two months.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is facing internal opposition from his caucus over his deal with Democrats to raise the debt ceiling for two months.

She should steel herself for more disappointments to come.

En apenas siete días, el sueño de un Afganistán libre, se desmoronó.

Robinhood Shares Surge 50 Perccent, as Investors Scoop up ‘The Meme of Memes’ By Reuters Shares of Robinhood Markets Inc rose more than 50 percent on Wednesday during a wild trading session as investors scooped up shares after its underwhelming stock market debut last week. The online brokerage’s shares closed at $70.39, off the session high of $85 when the stock was up nearly 82 percent, with one analyst dubbing it “the meme of memes” in a reference to stocks popularized this year by...

Wednesday marked first day that investors could trade options on shares in online brokerage

General election race set for City Commission The Leavenworth Times Three incumbents and three others are advancing from Tuesdays primary for the Leavenworth City Commission to the general election. According to unofficial results from the County Clerks Office, candidates Jermaine Wilson, Mike Griswold, Edd Hingula, Griff Martin, Mark Preisinger and Maren Hart will advance to the Nov. 2 general election. They advance from a pool of 11 primary candidates. Three positions on the City Commission w...

Bob Saar for The Hawk Eye The Mark Twain Zephyr was one of the premier trains on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad when it was put into service on Oct. 25, 1935. Its lustrous stainless-steel design made it clear the shovel-nose locomotive was new and modern. Named after author Mark Twain, the train ran between Burlington and St. Louis through Hannibal, Missouri, Twains hometown. Built by the Budd Co., locomotive No. 9903 was named Injun Joe, the bad guy in Twains seminal novel, "Tom S...