King Charles, Queen Camilla bring royal flair to three US cities on trip marking America’s 250th: PHOTOS
King Charles visited the United States in April, and made history as the second monarch to speak during a joint session in Congress.
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Black Chicagoans call on reparations from government, money deposits like 'stimulus' checks
Chicago residents call for reparations from local to federal government, with some advocating cash payments and others pushing for tax breaks and housing assistance.
May Day protests ‘just the beginning’ of student activism push, expert warns
Education watchdog warns May Day student walkouts may signal a broader effort to expand activism in schools ahead of future protests and the 2028 election.
John Fetterman breaks with party over ‘orgy of socialism’ May Day protests
Sen. John Fetterman criticized far-left May Day protests, warning of a small communist takeover and calling recent activism an "orgy of socialism."
Warren Buffett's exit as CEO doesn't mean Berkshire is going all in on AI, Greg Abel says
Greg Abel said that Berkshire Hathaway would embrace AI judiciously, striking a different tone from many more bombastic tech CEOs.
Harvard scientist convicted of lying about China ties rebuilds brain-tech lab in China
Charles Lieber, a convicted former Harvard scientist, has rebuilt his brain-computer interface lab in Shenzhen, China, according to Reuters.
Trump troop cuts in Europe could be blocked by Congress — here’s how he might get around it
Trump threatens to pull U.S. troops from NATO allies Germany, Italy and Spain after they resisted supporting operations tied to the Iran conflict.
The Miami Marlins have an NFL quarterback first pitch problem
The Miami Marlins have invited a couple of NFL signal callers to throw out ceremonial first pitches, and the results have been catastrophic both times.
Seattle's socialist Mayor Katie Wilson slammed for cutting short interview over basic public safety question
Socialist Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson awkwardly exits TV interview after being asked about surveillance cameras amid rising gun violence in the city.
After my divorce, I dreaded any type of holiday alone. A group of friends changed that.
After my divorce, Mother's Day felt lonely. Building a community of single moms helped me find joy and support again.
Test your pop culture: From Hollywood to the Heartland
Test your knowledge of entertainment with this quiz on celebrities, trends and headline-making moments. Featured this week: guess the star-studded families and who wore what.
Communist and socialist groups call for 'revolution' and seizure of property at Minneapolis May Day rally
Minneapolis May Day rally organized for immigrant rights drew communist and socialist groups demanding revolution, rent caps and wealth redistribution.
