As beleaguered Southwest Airlines continues to sort out stranded passengers, uncollected baggage and out-of-position airplanes, US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has taken the airline to task.
Warmer weather is expected to spread across much of the U.S. (to top 50 degrees in Washington, D.C., Denver, and Atlanta) over the next three days after a deadly winter storm killed more than 60 people.
When the 118th Congress is sworn in on Jan. 3, its members will walk the halls of a building whose paintings pay homage to 141 enslavers, including “General George Washington Resigning His Commission.”
George Santos is under fire for misrepresenting his work and educational credentials, but he is not the first high-profile figure to falsely enrich his academic credentials. And he probably won't be the
last.
President Biden and Senate Majority Leader Schumer are transforming the federal courts; Of the 97 judges confirmed by the Senate in the last two years, 3/4 are
women, and nearly half are women of color.
From races for Governor to State Legislative, 2023 will be jam-packed with showcases of American democracy as voters in a handful of states cast their ballots in
key races before the Presidential run.
Netanyahu vowed to legalize dozens of illegally built outposts and annex the occupied territory as part of its coalition deal with ultranationalist allies, putting West Bank settlement expansion as a top
priority.
A Pakistan court freed a rapist after he married his victim in a settlement brokered by a council of elders in the northwest of the country, a decision that’s outraging women’s rights and humanitarian
activists.
Over a year after changing his company’s name to Meta and committing to spend billions of dollars developing the metaverse, poor VR sales show that Zuckerberg’s bet is no closer to paying off.
Twelve weeks after its rocky launch, conservative dating app and Peter Thiel-backed startup “The Right Stuff” is seeing lower user
numbers while it’s been failing to seduce right-wing users.
Fans of the Duchess of Sussex are demanding Politico apologize for a piece where Meghan Markle was branded a 'narcissist' akin to Donald Trump, Kanye West, Elizabeth Holmes and Sam
Bankman-Fried.
Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard ripped into Rep.-elect George Santos over his extensive embellishments and fabrications about his background, asking him point-blank, “Do you have no shame?”
Bill Cosby, now 85, who was convicted of criminal sexual assault, is eyeing a return to touring in 2023, he said as much during a surprise Dec. 28 radio interview on “WGH Talk” with host Scott Spears.
Everyone loves to dance, even rats. A study where researchers placed wireless accelerometers on 10 rodents found that the creatures loved bopping their heads to music by Lady Gaga, Queen, and Mozart.
If Edward Norton’s Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery’s character Miles looks familiar, according to the director, the tech-bro billionaire at the center of the murder mystery isn’t based on Musk.
The Office of the Mercer County Prosecutor announced that after the completion of an autopsy, it has ruled the death of Misrach Ewunetie ’24 a suicide, according to a press release issued on Wednesday.
‘Twas two nights before Christmas and up and down the Las Vegas Strip, people looked up and thought they saw a spaceship... or just a weather phenomenon, though a rare one for the Las Vegas Valley.
Cities across Ukraine have been targeted by one of the largest Russian bombardments since the war began. Ukraine's military said 69 missiles were launched, with air defenses intercepting 54.
The U.S. Rep.-elect of NY is under investigation by Long Island prosecutors after revelations surfaced that he lied about his heritage, education, and professional pedigree as he campaigned for office.
As the pandemic swept the world over, cybercriminals took advantage of the chaotic situation and repeatedly shut down hospitals’ networks, curtailing emergency services and canceling operations.
COVID-19 Learning Loss Could Cost Pandemic Students $70k in Lifetime Earnings
Children’s learning loss during the pandemic could reduce their lifetime earnings by $70,000, according to a Stanford University economist’s study reported by The Wall Street Journal.
Jan. 6 Transcripts Shed New Light on How Trump Considered Blanket Pardons
The House committee released 18 additional transcripts that provided more details about how former President Trump considered ‘blanket pardons’ for those charged in connection with the Capitol
riot.
