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Newsom's ad in Florida appeared to be well-received by Democrats, who suggested they want the party to follow in the California governor's footsteps.

Republicans remain more likely than Democrats to say they are extremely proud to be Americans, but even they are less likely to say so now.

More Americans view inflation as a "crisis" now than they did in April, according to a new poll.

Only 20 percent of Americans think the U.S. economy is not in a recession.

The former Marine told CBS that he and others knew that in going to Ukraine "little to no protections would be extended to us."

Two former U.S. servicemen are missing and may have been taken prisoner by Russia during battle, according to a soldier who says he fought alongside the pair.

Many people around the world think of the U.S. as a first-world country with all the amenities and turkey trimmings. But what about quality of life today?

Not only are Americans more worried about issues like inflation, more than half describe themselves as "burned out" over U.S. politics.

Residents in two states will receive checks in June, and American homeowners in more than 45 states and territories will be eligible for payments.

The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs estimates there are approximately 25 places that have been named in connection with the origin of Memorial Day.

Alexander Skvortsov said his work with Americans consisted of helping "them to carry out their experiments."

"I think the global growth of interest in Ukrainian tells us something about how much the world cares about the situation," Duolingo's Dr. Cindy Blanco said.

"Your reputation matters. The public at large may forget more quickly, but businesspeople don't easily forget," Notre Dame's James O'Rourke told Newsweek.

More than 25 U.S. corporations continue to operate in Russia despite consumer pressure to pull out amid the war in Ukraine.

Employers in the U.S. added 678,000 jobs in February, according to the Labor Department.

Project Dynamo said it has people on the ground in Ukraine working to get Americans out of the country.

More than 50 percent of Americans think the United States should play a minor role in the Russia-Ukraine conflict while 20 percent say we shouldn't be involved.

One man, who's waiting on his wife's spousal visa, said they're "basically refugees in Poland."

"If Putin were to attack Ukraine, it's gonna cost him his country," said professor and American University Kyiv founder Roman Sheremeta.

A new survey showed that 61 percent of over 3,000 respondents said they were living paycheck to paycheck as of December 2021.

The White House "obviously cannot predict the future," but "the risk is high enough and the threat is now immediate enough," NSA Jake Sullivan said.

Only 14 percent of respondents to a recent poll rated the honesty and ethical standards of TV reporters as "high" or "very high."

China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Zhao Lijian, also criticized the diplomatic boycott saying that China will take "resolute countermeasures."

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and CDC has given all adults the green light to get a booster shot.

The shift could signal that the U.S. job market is bouncing back from when the COVID-19 pandemic slammed the economy last year and many people lost work.

Americans beliefs toward economic growth under the Biden administration have taken a sharp turn since the beginning of the year.

The poll also found 26 percent of Republicans identified themselves as QAnon believers.

While many more Democrats than Republicans responded that they believe in climate change, a majority of respondents from both parties agreed it is happening.

A majority of Americans also reported they would be more likely to report sexual misconduct if they witness it after the attention given to the #MeToo movement.

Though Biden has maintained an approval majority on his handling of COVID-19, the positive rating has dropped throughout the months.