The New York Times (NYT) issued a statement to its readers regarding its previous coverage of an explosion at a hospital in Gaza after the publication initially relied on claims from Palestinian officials that suggested the incident resulted from an Israeli airstrike.
Senator Bernie Sanders allocated $75,000 from his campaign funds to a nonprofit run by his wife and stepson.
New York state prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against three cryptocurrency firms, alleging that the companies engaged in fraudulent activities that resulted in more than 230,000 investors losing a collective $1.1 billion.
A new Senate bill that aims to strengthen child labor laws in the United States, amid a recent surge in child labor violations, has been formally introduced.
In recent months, U.S. workers in various industries have been standing up across the country, seeking better wages, retirement, and healthcare, among other benefits. Thousands of Detroit-based casino employees are now the latest to join the picket lines, voicing that the industry is “long overdue” for pay raises.
Victoria’s Secret, an American lingerie chain, is reportedly ditching its “woke feminist” rebrand and reprioritizing “sexiness” in an effort to bring back profitability.
Abe Hamadeh, a former contender for the position of Arizona’s attorney general, has revealed his candidacy for the 8th Congressional District in Arizona.
President Joe Biden is expected to ask Congress for $100 billion in defense assistance for Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan, alongside increased security at the U.S. border.
Prosecutors in New Mexico have announced that they intend to recharge actor Alec Baldwin with involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the Western movie set back in 2021.
The Supreme Court has approved the Biden Administration’s authority to classify untraceable homemade weapons, known as “ghost guns,” as firearms under federal law.