On the tenth anniversary of Prince's death, his estate released a new single titled 'With This Tear' and announced plans for more unreleased recordings. This event also brings renewed attention to the ongoing legal battles over his estate.
The Artemis II, and the four astronauts aboard the Orion space capsule, splashed down into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego on Friday night, with all four astronauts in good health. Commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, and mission specialist Christina Koch of Nasa, and the Canadian Space Agency’s Jeremy Hansen, have just become the first humans to travel to the moon, and return to Earth safely, since the crew of Apollo 17 in December 1972 ‘Just the beginning’: Artemis II ...
President Trump is reportedly considering resuming limited military attacks on Iran while not ruling out diplomacy, with discussions also focusing on a potential naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to cut off Iranian revenue. The UK has stated it will not join Trump's proposed blockade of Iran's ports.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering new military options against Iran, including discussions with commanders regarding the Strait of Hormuz and uranium. This consideration has contributed to a sharp rise in oil prices, with Air France-KLM fearing significant fuel cost increases.
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Washington continues to pursue the idea of an international coalition to secure the Strait of Hormuz amidst ongoing tensions. Former President Trump also commented on Iran's role, suggesting they would eventually yield to pressure to open the waterway.
Actor Ving Rhames, known for his role in "Mission: Impossible," collapsed in a Los Angeles restaurant and was subsequently rushed to the hospital. Reports later confirmed he was stable and on his way home.
The highly anticipated sequel, "The Devil Wears Prada 2," has premiered, with Meryl Streep reprising her iconic role as Miranda Priestly. The film has garnered significant attention, achieving the year's biggest opening day in some regions and sparking discussions about the evolving fashion industry.
New images have emerged showing Cole Thomas Allen, the suspect in an assassination attempt on Donald Trump, posing with weapons in a hotel room just 30 minutes before the incident. Allen, 31, from California, is accused of attempted murder.
Erika Kirk has publicly criticized 'left-wing journalists' for allegedly labeling Donald Trump as a 'Nazi' or 'Hitler' while still choosing to attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
The second James Comey indictment over a seashell Instagram post draws criticism from legal experts and even Trump allies who call it "embarrassing."
Several companies, including McGrath, Equinix, and Procept, have released or updated their financial outlooks for 2026. These projections include revenue targets and growth expectations for the upcoming years.
Autopsy reports for the deaths of American film director Rob Reiner and his wife Michele are not yet complete, a Los Angeles court heard, as their son made a brief appearance charged with their murders.
J. Craig Venter, the renowned scientist celebrated for his pivotal role in decoding the human genome, has passed away at the age of 79. His groundbreaking work significantly advanced the fields of genetics and DNA research.
An analysis explores the potential role of Gulf states in resolving the impasse between the US and Iran, and its implications for energy markets.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla undertook a visit to the United States, with a significant portion of their tour dedicated to New York City. During their time in NYC, they visited the 9/11 Memorial and other prominent landmarks.
New images show the suspect in a Washington, D.C., shooting incident taking selfies shortly before the alleged assassination attempt on Trump. Further video evidence now suggests the would-be Trump killer may not have fired the bullet that hit an agent.
The White House has expressed opposition to Anthropic's plans to expand access to its Mythos AI model, indicating ongoing complexities in the relationship between the administration and the company.
During a combative court testimony, Elon Musk accused an OpenAI lawyer of attempting to trick him on the witness stand. Musk also claimed that OpenAI tried to 'steal' a charity while discussing the risks of artificial intelligence.
A father and daughter in the United States have admitted to forging and selling counterfeit artworks by renowned artists such as Picasso, Banksy, and Warhol. Their scheme successfully duped the art world for a period.
Authorities in Australia, Jamaica, and Alaska have separately reported the discovery of bodies believed to be those of missing individuals, concluding various search operations.
Multiple companies, including Mattel, Silgan, and Verisk, have recently announced or reaffirmed their financial outlooks and guidance for the year 2026. These projections detail various key metrics such as adjusted EPS, revenue, free cash flow, and operating margins.
Taylor Frankie Paul, star of "Mormon Wives," and her former partner are both seeking protective orders against each other.
A jet fuel crisis is highlighting existing weaknesses within the US airline industry, strengthening the market dominance of carriers like Delta and United while low-cost airlines regret their post-pandemic aircraft spending.
Weapons makers’ shares slide as investors fear production bottlenecks and uncertainty over US defence funding
Ethereum is reportedly facing a significant supply shock following BlackRock's $500 million stake, which is expected to remove a substantial amount of supply from the market. This development could have implications for the cryptocurrency's value and availability.
Elon Musk delivered combative testimony during the second day of a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the company of a 'bait-and-switch' and betraying its original nonprofit mission. He expressed regret for his early funding, stating he 'was a fool' to have provided it.
Webster Financial Corporation declared several dividends, including $0.3282 and $0.4062 for preferred shares, and $0.40 for common stock. Separately, Muncy Columbia Financial also announced a dividend of $0.085.
Pool Corporation announced a 4% increase in its quarterly dividend to $1.30 per share. Separately, Matthews International Corporation declared a quarterly dividend of $0.255 per share.
A BBC report detailed the intense targeting of a US-UK military base in Iraq, revealing it had been attacked 28 times in a single day. The report highlighted the persistent threats faced by personnel at the facility.
David Roberts, a prominent ESPN executive, is reportedly set to retire soon, triggering a series of organizational changes within the company, including an expanded role for Mike Foss.
Connection anticipates outperforming the U.S. IT market by 200 basis points in 2026, driven by its backlog reaching the highest level since mid-2022. This forecast indicates strong growth prospects for the company in the coming years.
Republic Airways is targeting net leverage below 2.2x by the end of 2026. The airline also reaffirmed its guidance for over $2 billion in revenue and more than 865,000 block hours.
Meta Platforms' shares dropped significantly after the company boosted its capital spending forecast for AI development, despite reporting better-than-expected revenue for the quarter. Investors expressed concerns over the rising costs associated with the company's aggressive AI investments.
Two suspects have been indicted in connection with the assault of TPUSA reporter Savanah Hernandez, who was attacked during an anti-ICE protest in Minneapolis. Hernandez has spoken out following the indictments in her assault case.
Senator JD Vance initially slammed a report about his concerns over the drastic depletion of US missiles but then confirmed his worries, linking it to the ongoing Iran conflict.
Brookfield-backed Compass Datacenters has halted a large data center project in Northern Virginia following intense opposition from local residents.
The New Orleans sheriff has been indicted on multiple counts following an investigation into a jailbreak where 10 inmates escaped from the facility. The charges were filed just days before his term is set to end.
Republican figures, including JD Vance and Tom Emmer, criticized Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, accusing him of attempting to take credit for FBI fraud raids and for his absence at a key hearing on the matter.
SNL writer Jimmy Fowlie announced that the disappearance of his sister, Christina Lynn Downer, is now being treated as a homicide by the LAPD, hours after his latest public plea for help.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse engaged in a heated exchange regarding coal plant consumer costs and proposed cuts to EPA funding for 2027.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with the murder of a mother, a pregnant teenager, and a 12-year-old, who were found bound. The arrest brings a development in the tragic case.
The FCC initiated a review of ABC station licenses following outrage from Trump supporters over comments made by Jimmy Kimmel. Despite criticism from broadcast groups, immediate changes to ABC's programming are deemed unlikely.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and various conservation groups assert that Wyoming's protocols for 'impaired' water bodies violate the Clean Water Act. This challenge highlights concerns over environmental protection.
A Wall Street Journal report suggests that the United States is at risk of falling behind China in the ongoing space race.
General Motors announced a $340 million investment in two U.S. facilities to boost production of its popular gasoline-powered vehicles, responding to a slowdown in electric vehicle demand.
Candace Owens' birthday was overshadowed by public attacks from Erika Kirk and Laura Loomer, who raised claims related to Charlie Kirk.
AbbVie, PPG, and Veralto have each released their financial projections for 2026, detailing adjusted EPS targets and outlining strategic initiatives such as product outlook, cost management, and pricing strategies. These companies provided specific earnings per share forecasts and discussed factors influencing their future performance.
LinkedIn's AI hiring agents are projected to generate $450 million in yearly revenue, showcasing the strong financial performance of the company's artificial intelligence tools in the recruitment sector.
An ex-MMA fighter who founded an anti-violence nonprofit focused on gun crime has been convicted of murder in the fatal shooting of a man in Colorado.
An animal rescue organization has announced it purchased 1,500 beagles from a Wisconsin facility that had previously been targeted by animal rights protesters. The acquisition aims to rehome the dogs from the controversial breeding site.
Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, LLP announced the filing of a securities fraud class action lawsuit against ImmunityBio, Inc., traded on NASDAQ under IBRX.
Ford Motor Company reported its first-quarter earnings, surpassing revenue and earnings estimates. Despite the overall positive performance, the company anticipates a significant loss for its electric vehicle segment this year.
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $1.13 billion contract by the U.S. Army for the production of HIMARS (High Mobility Artillery Rocket System) launchers.
Mississippi is preparing to swiftly redraw its judicial district lines. This move is expected to proceed quickly, impacting the state's legal and electoral landscape.
The satirical news organization The Onion has launched a new effort to take over Alex Jones' Infowars. This move has garnered significant attention regarding its implications for the controversial platform.
Benchmark Electronics, Moelis, and Wingstop are among several companies that have reported their latest Non-GAAP earnings per share and revenue, showing a mix of results against expectations.
Republicans are reportedly planning to redraw congressional maps in Southern states, with Louisiana being an initial focus, facing a tight deadline for the changes.
Documents reveal disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein cultivated Middle Eastern connections and acquired rare Islamic artifacts, including pieces from the Kaaba, for a building on his private island he called a 'mosque.'
An article speculates on the potential end of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's political era, examining his efforts to recruit Democratic candidates for 2026.
Microsoft Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood. Stephen Brashear/Getty Images Microsoft reported third-quarter results on Wednesday. CFO Amy Hood sent an internal memo to employees thanking them for…
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against the Governor of New Jersey, Mikie Sherrill, over the state's attempt to bar federal immigration agents from wearing masks, making it one of the few states to implement such a ban.
Ford Motor announced higher profits, partly attributed to an anticipated $1.3 billion refund from the federal government for tariffs previously paid and later overturned by the Supreme Court.
Google informed its staff that it is 'proud' of its artificial intelligence deal with the Pentagon, following internal dissent and backlash from employees regarding the defense contract.
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted, reportedly due to a 'seashell post,' though legal experts express skepticism about the government's chances of winning the case. The prosecution was also a topic of debate during Alina Habba's appearance on 'The View'.
Zachary Jackson Jr. faces murder charges after allegedly killing his mother and flushing her dismembered remains down a toilet in a Natchez, Mississippi home.
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Chicago-area officials reportedly released over 400 illegal immigrants linked to crimes, circumventing ICE apprehension efforts, according to newly obtained records.
House Speaker Mike Johnson and Republican leaders managed to quell a GOP revolt, allowing a controversial surveillance bill, along with DHS funding and farm policy bills, to advance.
Brightline, the private passenger rail service in Florida, is reportedly seeking financial rescue to avoid a possible bankruptcy. The company is facing significant financial challenges.
The U.S. House of Representatives has approved a budget outline that unlocks an additional $70 billion for immigration enforcement, including funding for ICE and Border Patrol. This move, largely driven by House Republicans, aims to address staffing shortages and secure the border.
Amid a widening Republican rift over US-Israeli air strikes on Iran, a Korean-American leader suggested that President Donald Trump's 'new neocons' faction could influence his 'destroy-and-deal' tactics, potentially targeting North Korea.
The United States is reportedly seeking to form a new international coalition to ensure the safe passage of ships and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative comes amid concerns over maritime security in the vital waterway.
During King Charles's visit to New York, State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani publicly called for the British monarch to return the controversial Koh-i-Noor diamond to India. This demand brought renewed attention to the jewel's contested ownership.
Major tech companies have reported their latest earnings, revealing the significant impact of AI investments on their financial performance. While Google posted strong results, Meta's shares declined as investors reacted to its plans for increased AI spending.
Analysts are debating the future trajectory of US-Iran tensions, considering scenarios ranging from a protracted 'frozen' conflict to Iran being forced into significant strategic decisions. The discussions highlight the ongoing standoff between the two nations.
The United States has returned 657 antiquities, valued at $14 million and including a Buddha statue and a dancing Ganesha, to India during an event attended by Rajlakshmi Kadam from the Consulate General of India in New York.
A video showing podcaster Nick Fuentes pepper-spraying and pushing a woman down stairs has caused outrage, surfacing days after the woman filed a civil lawsuit against him.
Roger Sweet, the toy designer credited with creating the iconic He-Man action figure, has passed away at the age of 91, leaving a significant mark on the childhood of many.
SoftBank is reportedly planning a US initial public offering for its new artificial intelligence and robotics venture, Roze. The company is targeting a valuation of $100 billion for the spinout.
Global oil prices have risen above $120 per barrel, reaching levels not seen since 2022, following reports of an extended Iran blockade and stalled negotiations between the US and Iran.
The official cause of death for 'Melrose Place' actor Patrick Muldoon, aged 57, has been confirmed. Reports detail the circumstances surrounding the sudden passing of the soap star.
New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani publicly called on King Charles III to return the Koh-i-Noor diamond to India. This appeal was made during King Charles's visit to the United States.
A Georgia man claims he suffered severe medical neglect while incarcerated at a scrutinized Atlanta jail. He alleges that this neglect ultimately led to multiple amputations, highlighting ongoing concerns about conditions at the facility.
Global oil prices surged to their highest levels since 2022, nearing $125 a barrel, amid reports that the US is considering new military scenarios and a potential multi-month blockade of Iranian ports.
Thomas Allen Hicks, a man known for playing Santa Claus at Christmas events in Polk County, was arrested during an undercover operation for attempting to meet a 13-year-old girl for sex.
The film’s title refers to Ukeles’ 1969 manifesto, which declared that everyday activities often relegated to women, including cooking, cleaning, and changing diapers, were “maintenance artists."
Alphabet has indicated capital expenditures of $180B-$190B for 2026, with expectations for a significant increase in 2027.
Former President Trump is reportedly betting that his blockade strategy will defy historical precedents and succeed in breaking Iran.
Revolut's CEO, Nik Storonsky, is banking on a US banking license and an initial public offering to sustain the fintech company's rapid growth.
Former Attorney General Eric Holder has publicly stated that he considers James Comey's indictment to be "one of the dumbest indictments" he has ever heard of.
President Trump threatened to withdraw U.S. troops from Germany, citing disagreements with German officials, while also signaling a prolonged U.S. blockade against Iran which caused oil prices to surge.
Elon Musk's compensation package is now directly linked to the ambitious goal of establishing a permanent Mars colony of one million people, a plan approved by SpaceX's board with a massive stock award contingent on this unprecedented feat.
The original 'Space Jam' movie, starring Michael Jordan, is set to return to theaters to celebrate its 30th anniversary, delighting fans of the 90s classic.
Employers Holdings has announced a 6.3% increase in its quarterly dividend, raising it to $0.34 per share.
A new analysis by the FDA has concluded that the US infant formula supply is safe, following extensive testing for potential contaminants.
The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a significant ruling that weakened key provisions of the Voting Rights Act, limiting protections for minority voters. This decision has drawn criticism from civil rights groups and is anticipated to influence political redistricting efforts across the nation.
Senator Lindsey Graham addressed public discussion surrounding a bubble wand seen with him during a Disney World visit amidst a government shutdown. He clarified that the bubble wand in question was not his.
Ford Motor Company has increased its adjusted EBIT outlook for 2026 to $8.5 billion-$10.5 billion, despite ongoing aluminum supply costs. The automaker also aims for nearly 8% annual growth in its services revenue, targeting $15 billion.
US Senator Bernie Sanders urged international cooperation to regulate artificial intelligence, warning of societal risks if the technology remains unchecked. He made the remarks during a panel discussion that included leading Chinese scientists.
UMB Financial anticipates a $383 million operating expense for Q2 and projects its core margin to remain relatively flat through 2026.
American tennis star Coco Gauff revealed she received racist messages from gamblers hiding behind anonymous accounts following her exit from the Madrid Open.
Georgia GOP gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson is facing strong criticism and accusations of lying about vetting immigrant workers during a debate, with critics citing his sworn deposition testimony.
Jeni Castro's entrepreneurial journey is highlighted, detailing how she successfully expanded an 88-square-foot coffee shop into an eight-figure brand.
A suspect allegedly stole a fire truck immediately after being released from a Colorado jail, leading to a pursuit that resulted in significant vehicle damage.
A powerful tornado, part of a multi-day severe weather event, tore through a Texas town, destroying many homes and businesses. The storm caused widespread devastation across the affected neighborhoods.
A dispute involving Jimmy Kimmel's remarks, former President Trump, and ABC has escalated, with legal experts raising concerns over the FCC's decision regarding ABC TV licenses.
Forbes published daily hints and answers for the Wordle #1776 and NYT Connections #1,054 puzzles for Thursday, April 30. These articles provide assistance for players of the popular word and connection games.
KPMG has announced it is shutting down its US federal government audit practice. This decision follows the firm's loss of a significant contract with the Pentagon.
The defense secretary reportedly cited a previously acknowledged false figure of 197 generals fired by President Barack Obama during a House hearing to defend his own firing of senior officers.
A new Harvard Harris poll indicates that while 74% of Americans support Israel, nearly half of US youth polled back Hamas, highlighting a significant generational divide in views on the Middle East conflict.
Former Dolton "super mayor" Tiffany Henyard reportedly lived in Georgia while still serving as mayor in Illinois and collecting her pay, after losing her election.
New federal raids conducted in Minnesota have brought to light the ongoing problem of fraud within children's programs.
A guest at Disney World has received a lifetime ban from the parks after allegedly grabbing an employee during a character photo line.
The U.S. health secretary is proposing a shift in addiction care towards rural farms or camps for recovery, an idea championed by RFK Jr. However, many addiction experts view this approach as outdated and ineffective.
The US Congress is racing to renew a key surveillance law after it passed the House, but it faces potential changes and delays in the Senate that could push its final passage past a Friday expiration deadline.
A range of companies, including Landmark Bancorp, The Cheesecake Factory, and Mattel, have announced their latest quarterly financial results, detailing their earnings per share and revenue figures.
A US government filing reveals that only 338 individuals have formally applied for the fast-track residency scheme, indicating a lack of interest from the world's wealthy in the $1 million gold card visa.
Former 'Hills' star Spencer Pratt's campaign video for the LA mayoral race has garnered comparisons to John Wick online, as fans rally behind him and he criticizes perceived corrupt city leadership.
US Treasury yields have reached their highest levels since March, a movement coinciding with a significant surge in oil prices.
Carvana's stock rose after the online used car retailer reported record first-quarter results, including a 40% increase in retail sales year-over-year.
The FBI has concluded its investigation into the Brown University mass shooting and MIT professor murder, revealing that the gunman began plotting the massacre as early as 2022 and blamed his victims.
A sequel to "The Devil Wears Prada" is generating significant attention, with critics weighing in and box office projections anticipating a strong opening. This renewed interest has also brought to light details about the original film, including Meryl Streep's salary negotiations.
PayPal has announced that it will make Venmo a separate business unit, a move aimed at boosting growth and potentially attracting buyers. This strategic decision comes as CEO Alex Chriss looks to revitalize the company's performance.
The defense team for Bryan Kohberger, accused in the Idaho murders case, expressed dismay over a former expert's public comments, alleging a breach of confidentiality.
California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter is facing sharp rebuke for sending a donor email containing the phrase 'F*** Trump' just one day after an assassination attempt on the former president.
Jerome Powell held his final press conference and oversaw his last rate decision as Federal Reserve Chair, announcing his intention to remain on the Fed board after his term as chair ends. This decision comes after nearly eight years as head of the central bank.
UC Berkeley is facing a lawsuit from actor Rob Schneider and a watchdog group, alleging the university stonewalled an investigation into a violent ambush at a Turning Point USA event. The lawsuit claims the university obstructed efforts to probe the incident.
Ben Letvin, a gay gymnast, led the University of Minnesota to an Eastern conference title, drawing renewed attention to the 'The Powerpuff Girls' trio and their advocacy.
An article criticizes California's aggressive climate policies, arguing that the transition away from fossil fuels cannot happen overnight and that the state's approach constitutes an 'overreach'.
Amazon beats quarterly cloud growth estimates as companies boost AI adoption The Globe and Mail
Former President Trump reportedly desires taxpayer dollars to brand various projects with his name.
Representative Rashida Tlaib publicly criticized an anti-Israel Arab group for its alleged mishandling of sexual harassment claims. Her comments highlighted concerns about accountability within the organization.
Congressional Republicans are split over repealing a Biden-era mandate for a 'government kill switch' in new cars, with critics warning it could give the government Orwellian control over vehicles.
A Tesla Cybertruck buyer has filed a lawsuit claiming his brand-new vehicle failed before he could even drive it off the lot, leading to a loss of steering control and an accident.
A Department of Homeland Security investigation led to the indictment of 51 individuals, including Chinese nationals, in connection with large-scale marijuana grow operations across Oklahoma.
A US lobby firm hired by Atiku Abubakar has issued a warning to the Tinubu administration, threatening to push for sanctions over issues of insecurity and electoral integrity in Nigeria.
Prosecutors have revealed horrifying new details in the case against singer D4vd, alleging he purchased tools like chainsaws online to dismember the body of his teenage victim. The gruesome filing outlines the steps taken to dispose of the body after the killing.
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled Louisiana's congressional map unconstitutional, citing issues with minority representation. This decision will require the state to redraw its electoral districts, with the governor reportedly planning to suspend May primaries.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has generated controversy by sharing a social media post that suggested renaming the Strait of Hormuz as the "Strait of Trump."
Reports indicate that the United States is actively working to form a new coalition aimed at restarting traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway for global oil transit.
Jacqueline Falk, daughter of the late legendary actor Peter Falk, has died by suicide at the age of 60. Reports confirmed her passing and the cause of death.
An analysis suggests that the US-led sanctions regime has become ineffective, describing it as a 'dead letter'.
Crude oil prices have surged, reaching their highest level since 2022. This rise has coincided with a strengthening dollar and a slip in stock markets.
Several cultural groups have filed a request with a federal judge, urging the court to halt the ongoing renovations at the Kennedy Center. The groups are seeking to block the changes, which are linked to former President Trump's administration.
The Cheesecake Factory projects approximately $3.91 billion in revenue for 2026 and plans to open up to 26 new locations.
A New Jersey father and daughter have pleaded guilty to operating a multi-year counterfeiting scheme, tricking art galleries and auction houses into buying forged Warhol and Banksy paintings.
During his testimony in the OpenAI trial, Elon Musk accused an OpenAI lawyer of attempting to 'trick' him. His combative appearance also included comments about Microsoft's role.
The European Central Bank is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged, focusing on inflation, while the US Federal Reserve also held rates steady and signaled inflation risks. Jerome Powell will continue on the Fed board after his term ends.
Morgan Stanley projects that the U.S. Federal Reserve will maintain steady interest rates throughout 2026.
California Water Service reported GAAP EPS of $0.07, missing estimates by $0.16, but revenue of $214.57M beat expectations by $4.3M.
Compañía de Minas Buenaventura announced its GAAP EPS of $1.32, with revenue reaching $624.6 million, falling short of estimates by $26.9 million. This report details the company's financial performance.
An Apple Vice President has stated that new European Union regulations could potentially compel the tech giant to reduce its investments across Europe. The company expresses concerns over the impact of stricter digital market rules.
A dress worn by Jennifer Rauchet, wife of the US Defense Secretary, at a Washington event has ignited an online debate concerning politics, affordability, and the ethics of fast fashion, drawing divided reactions.
The article revisits the Rendlesham Forest mystery, an extraordinary UFO encounter reported by two US airmen near a military base in England in 1980, examining what truly happened.
Pentagon officials, including Pete Hegseth, faced intense congressional scrutiny during a hearing regarding the estimated $25 billion cost of the war in Iran. Lawmakers questioned the figures and the administration's handling of the conflict.
"He always wanted to help in any way, and I’m sure he felt the same way when he checked the box to be an organ donor," Whitaker's partner said
Beth El synagogue in North Carolina, which previously supported relief efforts for Israel, hosted its first Palestinian-led fundraiser for Gaza. The event aimed to raise money and find common ground.
Universal Music Group announced it would sell half of its stake in Spotify, with proceeds intended for stock buybacks and to benefit its artists. This move is expected to generate millions for artists, partly attributed to a clause in Taylor Swift's record contract.
Uber announced its expansion into hotel bookings through a new partnership with Expedia, integrating the service directly into its app. This move is part of Uber's broader strategy to evolve into a "super app" offering a wider range of services, including AI voice booking.
The FBI has stated that Claudio Neves Valente, the suspect in the deadly Brown University shooting who later killed himself, was driven by an "accumulation of grievances." Authorities indicate he began planning the violence in 2022, stemming from personal failures.
A small-town mayor in Virginia was reportedly arrested after allegedly showing up drunk to the scene of a train derailment.
New court filings and reports are raising questions about the identity of the shooter who injured a Secret Service officer during an incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The investigation continues to focus on who fired the shots.
Chipotle Mexican Grill anticipates opening approximately 350 new locations in 2026. The company also aims to complete 2,000 high-efficiency equipment installations by the end of the year.
Smith Micro Software anticipates its second-quarter revenue to reach $5.2 million, driven by the increasing deployments of its SafePath OS.
California residents expressed strong negative reactions and outrage following the renaming of a local street after conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The decision sparked significant public backlash.
A former Justice Department official has stated that the case against former FBI Director James Comey has 'zero merit'.
Quad has reaffirmed its 2026 financial outlook, projecting $175M-$215M in adjusted EBITDA and $40M-$60M in free cash flow, while also noting potential USPS increases of up to 10%.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and the city council are facing a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by a White developer who alleges he was fired due to his race at the mayor's direction.
Three family members have been indicted in Minnesota after a clash with a Turning Point USA journalist during a protest.
Investors in Regencell Bioscience Holdings Limited (RGC) have been alerted to a June 23, 2026, deadline to apply as lead plaintiff in a securities class action case. The law firm Kaplan Fox issued the alert regarding the ongoing legal action.
EBay announced an increase in its first-quarter sales, attributing the positive performance to strong demand within its collectibles category. The company's earnings report indicates a healthy start to the year.
Two brothers were arrested by ICE while heading to their school bus, their lawyer stating that a school transfer had disrupted their visas, causing distress in their Mississippi school community.
Alexis Weber, 50, was arrested in Altamonte Springs, Florida, after police allegedly caught her in the act, bringing an end to her nearly weeklong crime spree involving defecation in public and private spaces.
Financial commentator Jim Cramer shared his insights on finding winning tech stocks in the current market and identified a "Mag 7" stock as a battleground. He specifically urged new investors to consider buying Corning.
Students on a Mississippi school bus averted a potential crash by taking control of the vehicle after their driver fainted at the wheel. Their quick actions safely brought the bus to a stop, preventing a tragedy.
Investigators revealed that the gunman responsible for killing two Brown students and an MIT professor had planned the attack for years, with his transient lifestyle making his intentions difficult to track.
Federal investigators believe the man who carried out a mass shooting at Brown University and later killed an MIT professor, Claudio Neves Valente, did not act randomly but targeted symbolic victims tied to his grievances.
US stock futures and the S&P 500 experienced fluctuations following the release of earnings reports from major tech companies like Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta. These reports, along with news of OpenAI's revenue, drove significant after-hours movements in individual stocks and broader market trends.
Pam Bondi has agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee as part of its ongoing investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Her testimony comes amid the committee's probe into the late financier's activities.
The FBI has stated that the man responsible for killing Brown University students and an MIT professor targeted his victims symbolically, driven by specific grievances. This sheds light on the motive behind the murders.
Several companies, including Pilgrim's Pride, First Interstate Banc, and Alkami Technology, have released their latest financial results, with some reporting GAAP EPS and revenue figures, while others provided Q1 2026 earnings previews.
CNN's Jake Tapper defended Jimmy Kimmel after the talk show host told ESPN to 'shut down' Aaron Rodgers for joking about him, applying a different standard than in previous criticisms.
The US House of Representatives has approved a three-year extension of the federal surveillance program known as FISA Section 702, passing it in a bipartisan vote and sending it to the Senate for consideration before a looming deadline.
A United Airlines flight reportedly experienced a near-miss or was struck by a drone while approaching San Diego. Air traffic control audio has surfaced, detailing the pilot's report of the incident involving a "red, shiny" drone.
Pennsylvania Democratic congressional candidate Dr. Ala Stanford paused during a live television interview when pressed on who would enforce immigration laws if ICE were to be abolished.
The head of the Environmental Protection Agency has voiced support for substantial budget cuts for the agency. However, the ultimate decision regarding these proposed cuts will be made by Congress.
CBIZ reported Non-GAAP EPS that beat estimates while revenue missed, whereas CVR Energy's Non-GAAP EPS missed and revenue beat expectations.
The US Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates unchanged at its latest meeting, a decision that reportedly highlighted emerging divisions within the committee. This meeting was also noted as Jerome Powell's last as Fed chair.
Several prominent companies, including Robinhood, Cognizant, and UDR, have reported first-quarter revenues that missed analyst estimates, signaling cautious IT spending and slumping crypto trading. EBay, however, provided a second-quarter revenue forecast above expectations.
A former executive for the Atlanta Hawks was sentenced to over three years in federal prison for embezzling $3.7 million from the team. The funds were reportedly used for personal expenses, including jewelry and trips, as part of a fraud scheme.
Spending on Artificial Intelligence has reached record levels with no signs of slowing down. This surge in AI investment is also significantly contributing to the booming success of online advertising businesses.
Americans are facing the highest gasoline prices in nearly four years, sparking frustration and concerns about inflation and a weaker economy, despite the U.S. being the world's largest oil producer.
Carvana has reported an increase in its first-quarter profit, driven by strong demand in the used-car market.
A new report highlights how ongoing tariffs and international conflicts are negatively affecting small businesses across California.
Apple has confirmed upcoming changes to implement new mandatory age verification checks for users of its iPhone devices.
Fox News' Steve Doocy continued his Route 66 road trip in Kansas, where locals shared personal connections to the historic highway as it approaches its 100th anniversary, revealing a 'really big deal' 13-mile secret.
Carvana announced record quarterly revenue, surpassing Wall Street's expectations for its financial performance. The company's strong results indicate significant growth in its operations.
A mob of over 1,000 teenagers reportedly stormed ICON Park in Florida, leading to nine arrests and two officers being hospitalized in a violent "takeover" caught on video.
A Fox News segment covers multiple topics including Dale Earnhardt's 75th birthday, Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna's criticism of a new vehicle monitoring law, and a viral Texas baseball fan fight.
Actress Laura Dern has joined the cast of "The White Lotus" for its fourth season, replacing Helena Bonham Carter who reportedly exited the production shortly after filming began. Dern's casting follows Bonham Carter's departure from the highly anticipated series.