The Hunter College art professor who destroyed a group of students’ pro-life display and went on an expletive-filled rant is now being accused of holding a knife to the neck of a journalist and threatening him for reporting on the incident.
France recently implemented a law that bans domestic short-haul flights if an equivalent train journey can be taken instead.
LeBron James, the star player for the Los Angeles Lakers, is reportedly debating retirement when the 2023–2024 NBA season begins in the fall, according to league insiders who spoke to the press.
The recent partner agreement between Target and Abprallen, a clothing brand known for its Satanist-themed motifs and focus on LGBTQ+ principles, has sparked both curiosity and controversy.
Democrat Katie Hobbs’ election win was upheld on Monday after a judge dismissed the last remaining legal claim in Republican Kari Lake’s protest of her loss in the 2016 race for governor of Arizona.
Climate change activists used charcoal diluted with vegetable oil to turn the normally bright blue water of Rome’s famous Trevi Fountain black on Sunday.
Senator Tim Scott announced his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination on Monday.
According to a recent Wall Street Journal report, the now-deceased convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein appeared to be blackmailing Bill Gates and had attempted to take down the multi-billionaire over his extramarital relationship with a Russian bridge player, unless he agreed to his demands.
A Ukrainian “sabotage group” has reportedly infiltrated Russian territory in the adjacent Ukrainian district of Graivoron, according to the governor of Russia’s Belgorod region, who made the claim on Monday.
A proposed measure by Democrat Senator Michael Bennet would provide a new federal agency the authority to establish a council that would define “enforceable behavioral codes” for AI and social media platforms.