From Alvin Bragg to Stormy Daniels, these are the all the people you need to know in the wake of the former president’s historic indictment.
The actor was subjected to backlash when it was announced that he would be voicing the beloved Italian plumber in the new upcoming animated movie.
Jennifer Aniston said young people watching "Friends" find it offensive, leading many to share thoughts on the show's divisive storylines and lack of diversity.
A Georgia mother and father say they are grappling with “indescribable pain” of losing custody of their five children — ages 7, 6, 3, 2 and 4 months — after a traffic stop by the Tennessee Highway Patrol that civil rights organizations have called “targeted.”
While speaking to supporters in Long Island, Gov. Ron DeSantis decried Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, but did not use Trump's name.
Stormy Daniels told The Times of London that she used the $130,000 payment at the center of Trump's indictment to purchase a horse trailer.
Newsom sat down with Insider in Palm Beach for an interview in which he accused DeSantis of showing "arrogance" and a "semi-authoritarian bent."
The family filed a lawsuit accusing police of unjustly seizing Cedar the goat amid a custody dispute.
"It is a distraction," Hutchinson said of Trump's indictment. The former president was investigated for his alleged role in a 2016 hush-money scheme.
Elon Musk broke US labor law in 2018 when he tweeted Tesla factory workers would forgo stock options if they chose to unionize, according to a new court ruling.
New mansion tax law will 'chase people out of LA': Million Dollar Listing's Josh Altman
According to Bloomberg, Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz appeared on stage with WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann to talk for at least the second time since November about their firm's $350 million investment in Flow, which is Neumann's new residential real estate company. Meanwhile, the three reportedly laid it on thick, with Horowitz praising Saudi Arabia as a “startup country" and saying that "Saudi has a founder; you don’t call him a founder, you call him his royal highness.” Said Neumann separately: “It’s leaders like his royal highness that are actually going to lead us where we want to go.”
Of the 13 million HSAs in the Employment Benefit Research Institute’s database, only 12% of the account holders invested their HSAs in assets other than cash.
Japan is officially moving forward with restrictions aimed at limiting China’s access to advanced chipmaking machinery.
Matt Osborne said he was “handing in my notice today” after seeing colleagues commit suicide.
The "Naval Experience Program" comes as the Canadian Armed Forces struggles to recruit new members.
Growing frustration over French President Emmanuel Macron’s newly passed pension reform law, which has sparked two weeks of angry protests, have benefitted his political opponents and called into question whether he can remain in power, analysts say.
The stock market wiped a whopping $500 billion-plus in market capitalization from the world's biggest media, cable, and entertainment giants in 2022.
$1,000 is an all-time low price for the entry-level M2 MacBook Air.
Debra Poole, 61, was in charge of the bank accounts at Hinchley Wood Primary School in Surrey.
No, it's not an April Fools' joke: OpenAI has started geoblocking access to its generative AI chatbot, ChatGPT, in Italy. The move follows an order by the local data protection authority Friday that it must stop processing Italians' data for the ChatGPT service. In a statement which appears online to users with an Italian IP address who try to access ChatGPT, OpenAI writes that it "regrets" to inform users that it has disabled access to users in Italy -- at the "request" of the data protection authority -- which it known as the Garante.
Welcome to This Week in Outer Space, where you’ll find a roundup of the best space coverage from Yahoo News and our partners from the past week or so.
CommScope and Corning announced increased fiber-optic cable capacity in North Caroline in a boost to the Biden administration's "Internet for All" plan.
Google has released a beta Nearby Share app for Windows PCs.
The elderly woman left the rude scrawl on the vehicle after a parking dispute in Devon.
For the uninitiated, WiR is where TechCrunch recaps all the tech news that took place for the week. Crash and burn: Virgin Orbit is laying off around 85% of its workforce in order to further reduce expenses after the troubled space company said it was unable to secure additional funding to keep it afloat. The news, which Virgin Orbit filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday, comes just two weeks after the company furloughed all employees and entered an "operational pause" in order to find more cash.
Carlos Tavares, CEO of automaker conglomerate Stellantis, says limited raw materials make a full EV revolution unrealistic.
On Friday, Apple won an appeal against an investigation the UK's antitrust watchdog launched last fall.
Arlo, a Lakeland Terrier, fell into the hole while walking in a field in Somerset.
The Internal Revenue Service offers some repayment options to help you manage your owed debt.
Following a successful transition from crab pricing to crab futures trading, the company is now setting its sights on a new, cutting-edge technology: generative AI. The company plans to use generative AI to develop a new language that will be optimized for communication with crustaceans. "We believe that by communicating with crabs in their own language, we can work with them to increase their populations and ensure the long-term sustainability of our industry," he said.
A new study analyzed the DNA of feral dogs living near Chernobyl, compared the animals to others living 10 miles away, and found remarkable differences.
Terry Badger III was in a dark place the afternoon of March 6. He believed his life wasn't worth living. His parents say he was bullied at school.
Staten Island man Isaac Alexander faces kidnapping, rape and assault charges after allegedly forcing a woman onto a bus and abusing her when she was in handcuffs and leg shackles.
The banking crisis was downgraded a bit this week. So here's what else you should have been watching in markets.
Scientists say the iguana's behavior was strange and rare, as the reptile keeps to itself and typically eats plants.
A video shared by Ukraine's military shows a drone striking a Tor-M2 missile system built to destroy airplanes, guided missiles, and drones.
Eric Kilburn Jr. is a 14-year-old with size 23 feet. His quest to find shoes that fit went viral – and he got a call from NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal.
The Biden administration is set to fully enforce a light bulb ban in the coming months that will particularly impact lower-income households after it rolled back Trump-era rules.
Pause and ask yourself: ‘Am I really exposed?’
Andrew Tate has shared a video with a cryptic message for his followers after being released from prison, and placed under house arrest. The former kickboxer posted a video in which he was seen shirtless, pacing a room and smoking a cigar after he and his brother Tristan were released from jail. Tate told his […]
One person is dead and three wounded after a shooting Saturday in the parking lot of a Trader Joe's store in West Hills, police said.
Tesla's first pickup truck is being put through crash tests. The electric vehicle manufacturer has just shared images of one of them.
Last June – on the day the UN gave a Ukrainian civilian casualty count of 9,931 so far in Russia’s war – I sat at the UN Human Rights Council as the Russian ambassador excoriated Israel over its latest defensive operations in Gaza. Such unjust condemnation of Israel is common fare at the Human Rights Council and we are all used to the Kremlin’s hypocrisy, but how could the Russian Federation use the council as an international platform for its anti-Western bile, despite being suspended in April
Joe Biden is too old to travel across the Atlantic twice in a month to visit the UK for the King’s Coronation, it has been claimed.
“American workers are desperate for a break.”
“Workers will have more leisure but at the cost of less efficiency and a lower standard of living.”
“We have more important things to do now than spend our lives making a tiny group of very rich people even richer.”
“Some industries and deeply entrenched work cultures mean the four-day workweek may not be realistic for all employees.”
“While workers have spent the last 50 years steadily producing more and more, real wages have not risen at the same rate.”