US
-
Jury Acquits Protester Accused in Assault on Wisconsin Lawmaker
A Wisconsin jury on Tuesday found a woman not guilty of charges that she had beaten a state senator who…
Read More » -
Trump Interviewed for 4.5 Hours in Protesters’ Lawsuit
Former President Donald J. Trump was deposed under oath for four and a half hours this week in connection with…
Read More » -
Nebraska GOP Rep. Jeff Fortenberry charged with lying to feds hours after he denied crime in YouTube video
Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, R-Neb., speaks as the House Rules Committee meets to formulate a rule on the H.R.4502 appropriations bill…
Read More » -
Broward County reaches $25 million settlement with victims of Parkland massacre
Attorney David Brill said the settlement of the lawsuit includes all of the families of the 17 who died, 16…
Read More » -
‘Squid Game’ has been watched by two-thirds of all Netflix users but hasn’t moved the needle on U.S. subscribers
Scene from “Squid Game” by Netflix Source: Netflix It may seem like every American you know has watched “Squid Game,”…
Read More » -
‘Like a Scooby Doo villain’: Kanye West wears BONKERS mask to mystery Michael Cohen meeting
Kanye West has once again stunned and bewildered his fans, this time by apparently donning a bizarre, full-face rubber mask…
Read More » -
Video: Jefferson Statue to Be Removed From N.Y.C. Council Chambers
Following a debate over Mr. Jefferson’s legacy as a slaveholder, city officials voted unanimously to take down a statue of…
Read More » -
Trump’s Pentagon Chief Quashed Idea to Send 250,000 Troops to the Border
WASHINGTON — President Trump’s defense secretary thought the idea was outrageous. In the spring of 2020, Mark T. Esper, the…
Read More » -
The first bitcoin ETF finally begins trading
The ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF began trading at $40 a share under the ticker symbol “BITO” and finished the day…
Read More » -
Philadelphia train rape: Train passengers watched attack on woman and did nothing, US police say
A woman was raped onboard a train in Philadelphia while as many as 10 people stood by or possibly filmed…
Read More » -
Homeland Security secretary tests positive for Covid-19, despite being vaccinated
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has tested positive for Covid-19 after a routine pre-travel test, his department said on Tuesday.…
Read More » -
10-year Treasury yield rises above 1.6% level
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose Tuesday, surpassing the 1.6% level. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note added…
Read More » -
Why Taxi Drivers Are Planning a Hunger Strike
Why Taxi Drivers Are Planning a Hunger Strike Karen ZraickReporting from New York City Hall When the bubble burst, many…
Read More » -
Amid Pandemic Turmoil and Curriculum Fights, a Boom for Christian Schools
MONETA, Va. — On a sunny Thursday morning in September, a few dozen high school students gathered for a weekly…
Read More » -
Democrats will scale back a proposal to require banks to report balances to the I.R.S.
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration, bowing to an aggressive lobbying campaign by the banking industry and pushback from Republicans, has…
Read More » -
University of North Carolina can continue to consider race as a factor in admissions process, judge rules
The ruling comes following a lawsuit filed in 2014 by the group Students for Fair Admissions, which argued UNC used…
Read More » -
Southwest drops plan to put unvaccinated staff on unpaid leave starting in December
Travelers wait to check in at the Southwest Airlines ticketing counter at Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on October…
Read More » -
Phil Collins drawn into race controversy after ‘Battle of the Alamo’ museum criticized for ignoring non-white fighters – reports
Phil Collins has been drawn into a race row after a US museum, which will house his memorabilia from the…
Read More » -
New York City Schools See Few Covid Cases, but Testing Questions Linger
When roughly one million public school students returned to classrooms in New York City last month amid the spread of…
Read More » -
Sirens: Loud, Ineffective and Risky, Experts Say
The same risks identified in studies about ambulance responses apply generally to police and fire responses as well, though the…
Read More »
