Consumer News: Where gas prices stand in Columbia, ways to save on groceries amid soaring prices
Consumer News: Where gas prices stand in Columbia, ways to save on groceries amid soaring prices
Author: ABC News
Security tightens around Supreme Court justices after draft leak triggers protests
After the leak of the Supreme Court draft decision that would overturn Roe v. Wade, battle lines are being drawn across the country and on Capitol Hill. Meanwhile, security around the justices is being stepped up.
‘Black-ish’ star Anthony Anderson graduates college
Anderson says "It's never too late" after graduating from Howard University over the weekend
Anthony Anderson is officially a college graduate.
Former corrections officer dies after being apprehended with escaped inmate
Former Alabama corrections officer Casey White is dead after 10 days on the run with a escaped inmate. Authorities located the duo in Indiana Monday, when police say White shot herself. She died at the hospital a few hours later
Escaped inmate, jail employee apprehended in Indiana
By Emily Shapiro
Florence, Alabama, jail employee Vicky White and murder suspect Casey White were apprehended in Evansville, Indiana, on Monday, ending a 10-day manhunt, the Lauderdale County sheriff announced.
Recognizing America’s moms working double duty as nurses
Over the weekend, many celebrated and paid special tribute to Mom, but it’s important to remember her every day. ABC News pays tribute to moms doing the some of the toughest double duty, as parents and nurses.
Gas prices going back up across the U.S.
Gas prices are going back up. Drivers today could see a record level of pain at the pump to begin the work week.
Woman runs a marathon a day for more than 100 days
A runner broke a world record by running a marathon every day for 104 days! She covered a distance that’s just a few miles shy of the equivalent of running from New York to Los Angeles.
Consumer News: Study finds college graduates overestimate salaries at their first job
Consumer News: Study finds college graduates overestimate salaries at their first job
Democrats try to create legislation protecting abortion rights at federal level
On Capitol Hill, Democrats rush to unveil legislation next week that would protect abortion rights after that Supreme Court draft leak indicating a majority of justices are poised to overturn Roe v. Wade. Democratic lawmakers have an uphill battle, however, as they lack the 60 votes needed to pass federal legislation. Meanwhile, the abortion debate is heating up midterm primaries across the country.
