Diesel Hits $6 a Gallon for the First Time Ever, and Your Grocery Bill Will Feel It
A Historic and Painful Milestone at the Pump U.S. diesel prices crossed over the $6 per gallon mark on Friday, September 12, for the first time on record, as global conflict roiled the energy complex and sent prices on oil products soaring. The national average…
A Kidnapping Survivor Is Now Hunting Answers in America’s Coldest Cases
The investigative series “Somebody Knows Something” is shining a fresh spotlight on cold cases that have gone unsolved for years. The show, which digs into mysterious disappearances and unresolved crimes, aims to generate new leads by reaching a wide audience. Programs like this have previously helped crack cases by prompting viewers with key information to come forward.
Ukraine Strikes Deep Into Russia as Peace Talks Stall and Energy War Intensifies
Live coverage from Kyiv continues to track developments in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. As of September 13, 2026, the situation remains fluid with updates emerging from the front lines and diplomatic channels. The Kyiv Post is providing real-time reporting on military, political, and humanitarian developments affecting Ukraine and the broader region.
Fugitive Charged in Deadly DUI Crash Arrested After Six Years on the Run
A Six-Year Manhunt Comes to an End For more than six years, the family of a victim killed in a drunk driving crash in Medina County, Ohio, waited for justice. That wait ended on Friday, September 11, when U.S. Marshals finally caught the man accused…
Lasker Awards Honor Breakthroughs in Sleep Science, Hemophilia, and Parkinson’s Advocacy
The prestigious Lasker Awards, often called America’s Nobel, recognized major medical breakthroughs yesterday with each winner receiving $250,000. Stanford’s Emmanuel Mignot and Japan’s Masashi Yanagisawa won for discovering that a missing brain chemical causes narcolepsy, leading to an FDA-approved treatment. A trio of researchers won for developing a hemophilia A drug, and actor Michael J. Fox received the public service award for his Parkinson’s advocacy work.
Italian Guanciale Recalled in Nine States Over Dangerous Listeria Risk
A Popular Italian Delicacy Pulled From Shelves Two food distributors are pulling more than 1,500 pounds of imported Italian pork guanciale from shelves across the country after routine government testing found the product may be contaminated with a dangerous bacteria. Guanciale — a dry-cured pork…
Millions of Homeowners Bet on Rate Relief and Lost — Now What
A Wait That Just Keeps Getting Longer When Patrice De La Ossa’s son was accepted to the University of Arizona, she made a sacrifice — selling her home in Phoenix and moving to Tucson to save on room and board. The move meant trading a…
Fed Rate Hike Fears, Oracle’s AI Debt, and Record Diesel Prices Collide This Week
A Week That Could Reshape the Rest of 2026 Wall Street is navigating one of its most consequential weeks of the year — and it’s only four days long. Coming off a bombastic August nonfarm payrolls report that far exceeded expectations, investors stepped into a…
Private Security Is Now a $50 Billion Industry and Growing Fast
A Booming Business Built on Fear and Uncertainty Revenue in the private security sector climbed 17% over the past decade to above $50 billion in 2025, according to Robert H. Perry & Associates. That figure reflects something profound about the state of American society —…
Strong Jobs Numbers Rattle Markets and Put a Fed Rate Hike Back on the Table
A Jobs Report Nobody on Wall Street Wanted U.S. stocks fell and Treasury yields rose on Friday, September 5, after the government reported that employers unexpectedly added 162,000 jobs last month — a development that could increase the chances that the U.S. central bank will…
