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AAA: Americans Becoming Less Interested in Electric Vehicles | National News | U.S. News

1 day ago | usnews.com | Alan Kronenberg

Americans’ interest in purchasing electric vehicles appears to be powering down, coinciding with the Trump administration’s efforts to end electric vehicle uptake.
Canadian Metals Industry Warns of Layoffs, Lost Sales Due to New US Tariffs

2 days ago | usnews.com | Divya Rajagopal

By Divya RajagopalTORONTO (Reuters) -Canadian companies and a major union said on Wednesday higher U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum could result in more job losses and lost sales, as Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada is preparing reprisals. The U.S. tariff hike on the two metals to 50% from the 25% rate introduced in March took effect at 12:01 a.m. (0401 GMT) on Wednesday.
See the Countries With the Most Active Volcanoes

3 days ago | usnews.com | Jaclyn Jeffrey-Wilensky

More than 50 volcanoes have erupted so far in 2025 – most notably and recently, Italy’s Mount Etna, which spewed smoke, ash and bits of rock on Monday morning, terrifying visitors to the Sicilian peak. Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano has also been spouting off recently. It released a 1,000-foot plume of lava late last month as part of an ongoing eruption. More than 1,2000 volcanoes across the globe have erupted during the Holocene, our current geological period, which covers the last 12,000 years.
The Best Last-Minute Travel Insurance for 2025

3 days ago | usnews.com | Erin (Shields) Evans |Catriona Kendall |Rachael Hood

When it comes to booking a trip, there are dozens of things on the checklist to remember: what to pack, tours and activities to book, restaurant reservations to make and more. Sometimes protecting your trip with travel insurance might slip your mind. In that case, a last-minute travel insurance policy is an easy way to make sure your trip investment is protected.
The States With the Most Bad Bridges

4 days ago | usnews.com | Jaclyn Jeffrey-Wilensky

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced last week that the federal government was investing more than $1.5 billion to repair roads and bridges damaged during natural disasters. The repairs target roadways and bridge spans in more than two-thirds of all states, plus some U.S. territories and Washington, D.C.But federal data shows that much more investment is needed to shore up the nation’s ailing bridges.
Ukraine Hit Back Hard. What Did We Learn?

4 days ago | usnews.com | Olivier Knox

Ukraine carried out what appeared to be its most ambitious attack on Russian soil over the weekend, claiming to have struck air bases as far away as Siberia with fleets of drones launched from the backs of trucks and destroying aircraft including nuclear-capable bombers. “We are doing everything to make Russia feel the need to end this war. Russia started this war, Russia must end it,” Ukrainian President Volodymur Zelenskyy declared on social media.
Hong Kong Activist Challenges China's Tiananmen Taboo From Exile in Taiwan

5 days ago | usnews.com | Angie Teo

By Angie TeoTAIPEI (Reuters) -Fu Tong and his wife Elaine To were among the first demonstrators in Hong Kong to be charged with rioting in 2020 after pro-democracy and anti-China protests started in 2019 in the former British colony. After leaving for Taiwan, Fu continued his activism and is now preparing to mark this year's anniversary of Beijing's bloody June 4, 1989, crackdown on protesters in and around Tiananmen Square.
When Summer Weather Disaster Hits, Relief Won’t Come

1 week ago | usnews.com | Alice Hill |Victoria Salinas

Just as Americans are entering what has been forecast to be a potentially worse-than-average Atlantic hurricane season starting June 1, the nation’s disaster safety net is unraveling. Since taking office, President Donald Trump has sought to shift responsibility for disaster preparedness and recovery to the states, slashing the federal government’s capability to forecast, respond to and recover from disasters.
Spying in New Orleans, Hugs in Canada

1 week ago | usnews.com | Olivier Knox

Extensive surveillance in New Orleans revealed. Texas wants app stores to do age checks. Hawaii may raise some fees to battle erosion. Quebec invites Americans to “hug it out” amid tensions stemming from President Donald Trump’s push to annex Canada. As we mention here regularly, Decision Points primarily focuses on national and international news.
Georgia Shouldn’t Be Allowed to Force a Brain-Dead Woman's Body to Incubate a Fetus

1 week ago | usnews.com | Alyssa Burgart |Jennifer Conti

Adriana Smith was declared brain dead on Feb. 19. But that doesn’t mean the 30-year-old nurse and mother was allowed to die with dignity. According to Smith’s mother, the Atlanta hospital where she’s been treated has been keeping her daughter on a ventilator without considering her family’s wishes because of Georgia’s restrictive anti-abortion law. Smith was nine weeks pregnant when she was declared brain dead; the health of her fetus is uncertain.