There’s a plea for help from the American Red Cross for blood donors to roll up their sleeves as it faces an emergency shortage. The organization reports the national inventory dropped by more than 25% in July alone.
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The Democratic National Convention kicks off Monday in Chicago, just four weeks after President Joe Biden shuttered his campaign and made way for Vice President Kamala Harris to ascend to the top of Democrats’ ticket.
When you call 911, you’re not thinking about how much a medical emergency could cost you.
More people are flying again but staffing shortages in the aviation industry are making it harder to keep up with demand.
In a 6-3 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a Trump-era ban on bump stocks on Friday.
Roughly 30 percent of Americans say they’re struggling to pay for prescription drugs.
This year, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security warn foreign terrorist organizations and their supporters may target LGBTQ+ venues and gatherings.
In a new, rigorous crash prevention test by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, many popular SUVs struggle with certain obstacles on our roads.
According to the White House, one in every six families relies on the program to stay connected, including more than 367,000 households in Massachusetts and 38,000 in New Hampshire.
This tax season, the IRS warns there are now fake tax preparers leaving customers in the dark and getting away with their money and private information.