Susan Miller

4 days ago | usatoday.com | Susan Miller

An attack that rocked Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday on a group gathered to support Israeli hostages comes less than two weeks after two Israeli Embassy staff members were brazenly shot to death in the nation's capital − and amid a rise in incidents of antisemitism across the United States. A male suspect was arrested after multiple people were set on fire in Boulder in the vicinity of a walk to remember the remaining Israeli captives in Gaza abducted by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023.

1 week ago | roofingmagazine.com | Susan Miller

Get a few roofing contractors together and you’re bound to hear some good “war stories” about the business of roofing. For Kyle Conte, owner of Veterans Contracting in Richmond, Kentucky, many of his war stories are literal. After enlisting in the U.S. Marine Corps in 2004, Conte deployed with an infantry squad to Fallujah, Iraq. After the fall of Fallujah, his squad moved to Ramadi, where they were part of a 2006 battle famously portrayed in the book and film American Sniper.

4 weeks ago | poughkeepsiejournal.com | Mike Randall |John Bacon |Jorge L. Ortiz |Kim Hjelmgaard |Susan Miller

Mike Randall John Bacon Jorge L. Ortiz Kim Hjelmgaard Susan MillerMiddletown Times Herald-Record, USA TODAYThe first American-born pope was named May 8. Pope Leo XIV was born in Chicago and has devoted much of his work in Peru. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, an American who has long worked in Peru, was elected the new pope of the Roman Catholic Church on May 8. He took the name Pope Leo XIV. In the Hudson Valley, local Catholic leaders were pleased with the choice.

4 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Mike Randall |John Bacon |Jorge L. Ortiz |Kim Hjelmgaard |Susan Miller

• The first American-born pope was named May 8. • Pope Leo XIV was born in Chicago and has devoted much of his work in Peru. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, an American who has long worked in Peru, was elected the new pope of the Roman Catholic Church on May 8. He took the name Pope Leo XIV. In the Hudson Valley, local Catholic leaders were pleased with the choice. "I'm completely excited," said the Rev.

1 month ago | usatoday.com | Susan Miller |John Bacon |Jorge L. Ortiz |Francesca Chambers

China will combat President Donald Trump's latest tariff blitz by imposing 84% tariffs on U.S. goods starting Thursday, up from the 34% previously announced, the finance ministry said Wednesday. “If the U.S. insists on further escalating its economic and trade restrictions, China has the firm will and abundant means to take necessary countermeasures and fight to the end,” the Ministry of Commerce wrote in a document released Wednesday.