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Study finds that Americans overall are becoming increasingly worried about global heating and more engaged with the issue

Seven years ago white men made up the majority of directors on the boards of all but one of the 12 U.S. Federal Reserve banks. This year, white men are for the first time in the minority at every...

By Ann Saphir and Lindsay Dunsmuir SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Seven years ago white men made up the majority of directors on the boards of all but one of the 12 U.S. Federal Reserve banks. This year, white men are for the first time in the minority at every one.

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It’s powerful to reflect that only 1% of Americans are currently volunteering with a campaign to engage with elected officials to encourage them to take action to reduce global warming.

Confronting the overdose crisis will require a society-wide transformation in how we approach the issue of drug use.

Vice chairman Richard Clarida sold at least $US1 million of shares in a US stock fund in February 2020 before repurchasing a similar amount a few days later.

It’s powerful to reflect that only 1% of Americans are currently volunteering with a campaign to engage with elected officials to encourage them to take action to reduce global warming.

After reading Bob Couch’s opinion piece in the Gazette (“Another viewpoint on climate change,” Dec. 28), I debated whether to reply. Should I just ignore the nonsense? After all, climate crisis deniers now make up a small and dwindling portion of the...