Consumer News: Apple plans to create thousands of new U.S. jobs, diaper prices are climbing and more!
Consumer News: Apple plans to create thousands of new U.S. jobs, diaper prices are climbing and more!
Consumer News: Apple plans to create thousands of new U.S. jobs, diaper prices are climbing and more!
A student is in custody after firing several shots inside a Minnesota middle school Monday morning. According to police, officers responded to a report of shots fired just before 9 a.m. No injuries were reported, and school officials say all students are safe.
NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter hit another milestone. On Sunday, it successfully flew for the third time on Mars in a week. According to NASA, the helicopter logged a flight that was faster, farther and bolder than the previous ones.
Microsoft and Google are joining in to offer support to India, which officials say is the global epicenter of the pandemic right now.
Top U.S. health officials are emphasizing more freedoms for those who are fully vaccinated, including travel. The New York Times is reporting the European Union will allow vaccinated U.S. tourists to visit Europe this summer. Officials say other vaccination incentives may soon follow.
President Joe Biden is preparing a plan to raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans. The increases are expected to nearly double the capital gains tax for people who make more than $1 million per year. It’s to pay for his trillion dollar American Family Plan, which will fund things like child care, paid family leave and free community college tuition.
NASA and SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launched at the Kennedy Space Center Friday morning in Florida. The “Endeavor Team” of four astronauts will have a six month operational crew mission to the International Space Station.
The Motion Picture Academy is best known for giving out Oscars, and it will open a new museum with a section devoted to the Academy Awards.
Actor LeVar Burton is taking over as the next guest host of Jeopardy. He’s part of a line up of celebrity guest hosts who have been filling in since the death of Alex Trebek last November.
A new study suggests COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna do not appear to pose serious risk during pregnancy. Researchers reviewed data from more than 35,000 pregnant women from December of last year through February of this year.