Flash Briefs

On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy suggested that Russia’s decision to mobilize some reservists showed that Moscow is not serious about negotiating an end to its nearly seven-month-long war. 

A diversity and inclusion training by the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado instructed cadets to use words that “include all genders” and to refrain from saying things like “mom” and “dad.” 

Parents are distraught about the ongoing impact of the nationwide baby formula shortage months after the crisis began.

More builders are lowering prices for homes as their confidence in the market continues to tumble.

President Joe Biden is set to miss a United Nations roundtable on climate action Wednesday afternoon in New York, forming expectations that other G-7 leaders will also miss the session on potential international global warming negotiations later this year. 

Senior executives from companies such as Bayer AG, Corteva Inc., Archer Daniels Midland Co., and Bunge Ltd. said worldwide crop supplies remain tight.

According to data from the Metropolitan Crime Commission, an organization that tracks and seeks to reduce crime, there have been 52 homicides per 100,000 residents as of Sept. 11.

Discontent with Walt Disney World continues to increase.

Newly released polling data show that most Americans are falling behind in the cost of living

The widow of a Philadelphia police officer who was shot and killed in the 1980s is calling out Pennsylvania Democrat Senate candidate John Fetterman over his appointment of a person who has expressed affection for the individual convicted of killing her husband to serve on the state’s Board of Pardons.