On Monday, Israeli airstrikes killed 492 people, including 93 women and children, in Lebanon, forcing thousands to flee in the deadliest escalation of the Israel-Hezbollah conflict since 2006.Insert Preheader
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Is Amazon's new five-day office policy a one-off decision by a single corporation or the beginning of a broader trend to return to in-person workplaces?
Israeli airstrikes on Monday killed 492 people, including 93 women and children, in Lebanon, prompting thousands to flee in the deadliest escalation of the Israel-Hezbollah conflict since 2006.
The U.S. is sending additional troops and deploying the USS Harry S. Truman carrier strike group to the Middle East in response to escalating violence between Israel and Hezbollah.
Federal prosecutors are investigating Mayor Eric Adams' ties to Turkey for illegal donations and seeking information on his interactions with Israel, China, Qatar, South Korea, and Uzbekistan.
Nebraska Sen. McDonnell blocked GOP efforts to switch to a winner-take-all Electoral College system, preserving the Democrats' chance to reclaim the 2nd District's electoral vote.
A Gallup poll shows 80% of U.S. adults believe the nation is deeply divided on key values, up from 77% in 2016, with divisions consistent across political and demographic groups.
For the first time in modern U.S. history, young men are more religious than women, with Gen Z men attending church more frequently while more women leave organized religion.
Federal prosecutors will seek an attempted assassination charge against Ryan Wesley Routh, who was found with a high-powered rifle near Trump’s Florida golf course.
At a time of fast-rising seas, the ocean is eating away at this barrier island and others like it. But humans, who have held their ground here for over a century, are planning new condos.
Discover how top political cartoonists navigate the complexities of caricaturing Kamala Harris in a role unlike any before—challenging stereotypes and breaking new ground.
Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa was sentenced to life without parole after being found guilty of 55 counts for the 2021 Boulder King Soopers shooting that killed 10, with the jury rejecting his insanity defense.
Harris's early poll surge after Biden's withdrawal has plateaued, with the race still tied and doubts about her ability to gain support beyond core Democrats as the election nears.
California's Attorney General sued ExxonMobil, accusing them of misleading the public about plastic recycling's effectiveness and worsening global pollution, which ExxonMobil denies.
Erik and Lyle Menendez break their decades-long silence in a new Netflix documentary, revisiting their 1996 conviction for killing their parents and sharing new insights on the case.
GPS spoofing is disrupting hundreds of flights daily, causing navigation and safety issues for pilots, as airlines and regulators scramble to address the growing threat to air travel.
Trump's team is quietly preparing for a potential second term, facing challenges in filling a Cabinet due to his past high turnover and securing Senate confirmation for loyalists.
Israel believes it has weakened Hezbollah through recent airstrikes in Lebanon, but the escalating conflict still carries significant risks as Hezbollah retains the capacity to retaliate.
Teenage boys are obsessed with the "alpaca" haircut, a textured fringe with short sides and curly volume on top, popularized by celebrities like Patrick Mahomes and Bad Bunny.
RFK Jr. is reportedly considering legal action against Olivia Nuzzi, alleging she sent him unsolicited pornographic photos and videos after tricking him into unblocking her number.
UPenn sanctioned law professor Amy Wax, suspending her after years of controversy over discriminatory remarks about Black students and hosting white nationalist Jared Taylor.
Joel Stein reviews "Am I Racist?," The Daily Wire's unexpected box office hit, skewering its anti-DEI satire for falling flat despite its controversial success and lack of mainstream attention.
