Police responded Wednesday night to a bomb threat at the home of Louis Prevost, the brother of Pope Leo XIV, in this Chicago suburb, but authorities later determined the report was unfounded. Louis is well-known to be a supporter of Donald Trump and a
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New York City’s planned Times Square ball drop marking the nation’s 250th anniversary will proceed this summer, but without the traditional open public access that typically defines large-scale celebrations in the city. Under an emergency order signed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, New York has imposed new restrictions on large gatherings in parks and major public
Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua has entered a luxury rehabilitation
For decades, Cesar Chavez stood as a moral symbol of the American
Twitter launched its ad revenue sharing program that saw some conservative content creators receive tens of thousands of dollars in payment.
As Republican candidates struggle to navigate the complicated issue, Democrats are already campaigning against them on it.
A New York police officer is accused of sending herself disturbing, threatening text messages she claimed were sent by her colleagues.
A survey of manager and business leaders found that just under three-quarters of them consider Gen Z employees to be more difficult
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis vetoed a GOP-backed criminal justice reform bill that passed both houses of the Florida state legislature with almost
The Supreme Court ruled to strike down affirmative action, or race-based admissions practices on college campuses, but Harvard has a way around
Organizers of the march say criticism of a “We’re coming for your children” chant was against the spirit of the event and
An NFL player cancelled his annual charity event at one of former President Donald Trump’s golf courses due to “external pressures” on
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi gave a Sunday interview where she strongly advocated for term limits and an expansion of the Supreme Court.
The Biden administration’s Department of Health and Human Services appeared to break its own guidelines in canceling Oklahoma’s $4.5 million Title X
