Americas News
The West got used to owning the skies at war. That 'control of the air is not a given,' Royal Air Force officer says
Ukraine's drone-filled skies reflect a new reality. The West can no longer assume the air control it has had for decades, a British officer warned.
SpaceX will launch Starship V3 for its first test flight today
Watch SpaceX launch Starship V3 for the first time.
Fever get warning from league over Caitlin Clark injury reporting
The WNBA issued a warning to the Indiana Fever for failing to report Caitlin Clark's injury before she became a late scratch against the Portland Fire.
Josh Johnson’s formula for the perfect comedy special
Prolific comedian Josh Johnson talks about his upcoming HBO original comedy special, Symphony, and how he is able to write a new hour of comedy each week.
85-year-old ‘hero’ stops man posing as utility worker trying to kidnap woman, authorities say
Authorities say a heroic 85-year-old man took down a suspect accused of attempting to kidnap a young woman in a rural Oregon community.
Experts stunned after uncovering Homer's 'Iliad' on Egyptian mummy in unprecedented find
Archaeologists in Egypt found a rare fragment of Homer's "Iliad" atop a Roman-era mummy, the first literary text ever found in a funerary context, experts said.
Stephen Colbert perfectly trolls CBS during final Late Show
"The Late Show" has aired its final episode, with Stephen Colbert taking a final bow. And he straight-up trolled CBS.
The big strategy themes behind Microsoft's executive overhaul
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is upending his leadership team to better compete in the AI age. Here's who is on the rise and falling behind.
Iran reportedly funneled billions through Binance to fund its military
The Wall Street Journal claims Iran continued to use Binance to funnel money despite tough sanctions.
Kyle Busch's chilling message after final NASCAR win a painful ending for mourning fans
Two-time NASCAR Cup champion Kyle Busch died unexpectedly at 41, shaking the racing world in a loss compared to Dale Earnhardt's death in 2001.
First vaccines, now mammograms? RFK Jr.’s latest firings have doctors outraged.
Doctors are angry and alarmed that preventive care could go the way of vaccines.
My family shares a 'mother-daughter' house with my grandmother. She helped raise me, and now I help take care of her.
My family and I live in a mother-daughter home where my grandmother has her own apartment. She helped raise me, and now, I help take care of her.