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Big miss: US economy down 92K jobs in February; Qatar warns of war halting Gulf oil flows; Trump demands Iran’s ‘unconditional surrender’

Big miss: US economy down 92K jobs in February; Qatar warns of war halting Gulf oil flows; Trump demands Iran’s ‘unconditional surrender’

The U.S. economy lost 92,000 jobs in February, according to employment data released Friday morning. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a loss of 92,000 jobs (including 86,000 in the private sector) in February. Wall Street expected 59,000 jobs to be created last

Italy challenges EU over key climate tool

Italy challenges EU over key climate tool

Italy is once again challenging the EU's green transition, pushing for an overhaul of the bloc's carbon trading scheme and changing the way the tool operates to try to cut electricity bills. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called Thursday for the European Union's Emissions Trading

Eighth annual African Cultural Night celebrates unity

Eighth annual African Cultural Night celebrates unity

While MSU’s catering team prepared jollof — a traditional Ghanaian dish — and brewed a dark-red hibiscus drink, attendees of the eighth annual African Cultural Night filled the Strand Union Building ballrooms. Members of the African Student Association (ASA) hosted multiple events during Sunday’s celebration, including a poetry reading,

Skip the keto diet and eat the bread

Skip the keto diet and eat the bread

Due to its rapid weight loss effects, the ketogenic — or keto — diet has gained significant popularity in the health and wellness community. However, for most people seeking to lose weight, the drawbacks outweigh the benefits. Though wellness blogs and online influencers love talking about the potential benefits of going keto

Gas prices rise in Missoula, impacting local commuters

MONTANA — Gas prices are climbing across Montana, affecting commuters in Missoula and beyond. With many residents relying on their vehicles for long-distance travel to work, school and errands, the rising costs are becoming a significant concern. Amanda Wiemers, a local Montana commuter, shared her experience. "It used to

Gas prices climb in U.S., Southwest during war with Iran

(The Center Square) - The U.S. and Israeli war with Iran has already inflated prices at the gas pump for people across the Southwest and the rest of America. But experts say the biggest hikes could be yet to come. The war, which started this past weekend and reportedly has

Montanans want more solar and gas, are less interested in new coal plants

Montanans are bullish on solar, natural gas and hydropower for electricity generation — but wary of adding additional coal power to the state’s energy mix, according to a new Montana Free Press-Eagleton poll. The results of the poll, conducted in late December and early January, come as the Trump