Oil prices rise over concerns about Iran NEW YORK — Renewed tensions between Iran and the West pushed oil its highest level in more than a month. Iran is again threatening to block a critical Persian Gulf shipping route in response to ...
Feds settle Western energy corridor lawsuit ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Parts of a plan for designating thousands of miles of energy corridors in 11 Western states will be revamped under a settlement reached by federal land managers, more than a doz...
FDA approves rapid, at-home HIV test WASHINGTON — Americans will soon be able to test themselves in the privacy of their own homes for the virus that causes AIDS, now that the Food and Drug Administration has approved the first rapid,...
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by MATTHEW PERRONE Associated PressAssociated Press
Chuck E. Cheese changing image NEW YORK — Chuck E. Cheese has been given the pink slip. The company that operates the chain of children’s pizza restaurants is retiring the giant rodent’s outdated image — and the man who voice...
Algeria energy minister says OPEC may meet ALGIERS, Algeria — Algeria’s energy minister has raised the possibility of an extraordinary meeting of OPEC countries to discuss falling oil prices. Youcef Yousfi said Sunday in Algiers that it ...
AT&T, AMC make deal that keeps channels on NEW YORK — AT&T says it has reached an agreement with AMC Networks and will keep showing its AMC, IFC Sundance and WE channels. AT&T, the eighth-largest provider of pay-TV signals, said Sunday t...
Brief relief, questions remain on student loans Congress may have averted a doubling of interest rates on millions of new federal student loans, but the fix is only for a year, leaving students on edge over whether they’ll face a similar increas...
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by CHRISTINE ARMARIO Associated PressAssociated Press
Survey finds Japan business confidence improves TOKYO — Big manufacturers have more confidence in Japan’s economy but remain pessimistic overall, a closely watched quarterly survey by the country’s central bank showed Monday. The “tankan” con...
Brief relief, long-term questions on loans Congress may have averted a doubling of interest rates on millions of new federal student loans, but the fix is only for a year, leaving students on edge over whether they’ll face a similar increas...
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By CHRISTINE ARMARIO Associated PressAssociated Press
Jobs The following job orders were added to the Office of Employment and Training’s database for McCracken County employers: service representative - branch pest control, plumber, clinical practitioner,...