Why The U.S. Has A Debt Ceiling, While Most Other Countries Don't
The U.S. debt ceiling was raised by $2.5T, but it's been raised dozens of times since its 1917 creation.

Can the Winter Olympics survive climate change?
The Winter Olympics have already been postponed due to climate change and lack of quality snow, leaving many to wonder how the Games will go on.
By AP
New law will shake up the exotic animal industry in the US
The Big Cat Public Safety Act has put an end to would-be "Tiger Kings" nationwide and changed the private ownership industry for exotic animals.
By AP
Americans are breaking records with credit card debt. Here's why
Inflation has plunged many Americans further into financial debt, especially with credit cards, and fears of a recession may worsen the cycle.
By APTop Stories

WLEX: Dealing with the mental health impact of the Tyre Nichols video
Expert says there has not been a lot of time for people to process the video because people might be experiencing various forms of trauma.
By Matthew Hinton / AP
10 meaningful ways to honor Black History Month in 2023
Here are some thoughtful ways you can take action this February.
By Scripps News
Drones are being tested to deliver AEDs to cardiac arrest emergencies
Sweden is one of the first places to develop an AED drone delivery program, and over the span of four months, they made 11 deliveries.
By Scott Sonner / City of Flirtey via AP