School district asks families to rent rooms to teachers to battle housing shortage
Story at a glance Homebuyers in Milpitas face difficult market conditions, where the average home in July sold in in about six days. The median price of a home in the city is around $1.3 million. "We've lost out on some employees that we tried to recruit because once they see how much it costs to live here, they determine that it's
Read MoreUS-India trade is vital to shaping the future of the Indo-Pacific
As it celebrates 75 years of independence, India has become the world’s fastest-growing large economy and a global leader and trendsetter that will soon overtake China as the world’s most populous country. U.S. strategy in Asia cannot neglect India’s importance or growing econo
Read MoreCalifornia school district asks parents to house teachers as costs surge
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Read MoreWalker in new ad accuses Democrats of using 'race to divide' US
A new ad released on Tuesday by Georgia Senate candidate Herschel Walker’s (R) campaign accuses Democrats, including his opponent, Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.), of using “race to divide us.” “Democrats use race to divide us,” the ad begins, before showing clips of Democrats like Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, Vice President Harris, President Biden and Walker talking about race. The ad plays a clip, for example, of Biden saying “You ain’t Black,” followed by a clip of Warnock saying “America has a p
Read MoreLongest 50-50 Senate in history results in highest legislative output in generations
The 117th Senate is only the fourth time in the 233-year existence of the U.S. Senate that there has been a perfectly equal partisan split, and it is also the longest period of time for an evenly split body. Moreover, it is the first time that a 50-50 Senate has been controlled by Democrats. In the prior three instances, a Republican vice president broke the tie in favor of a Republican Senate leader. As everyone knows, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), was anointed the Senate majority leader in a tie-breaking vote by Vice President Kamala Harris, after she and President Joe Biden were sworn in
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