Charity CEO Ordered to Pay £2,000 After Unfair Dismissal of Employee
Tribunal finds CEO Matthew Gibbs engaged in aggressive behavior and dismissed an employee without proper investigation.
US Politics News
Kamala Harris Makes Verbal Gaffe While Campaigning in Georgia
Vice President Kamala Harris stumbled over her words while introducing Senator Jon Ossoff at a rally in Atlanta.
Christa Pike Describes Lingering Pain After Botched Execution
Death row inmate Christa Pike details her physical and emotional suffering one month after surviving Tennessee's attempt to execute her.
Wife of Man Accused of Stabbing Lover Seen Shopping with Children
The partner of Ismael Pinedalopez, who is accused of fatally stabbing her lover after allegedly finding them in bed together, was seen out with their children.
Beyond Halloween: NYC's Psychic Mediums Connect with Spirits Year-Round
Three New York-based psychics share their experiences communicating with the deceased and honing their abilities.
American Tourist Claims French Big Mac is "Little Mac," Ignites "Shrinkflation" Debate
A viral Reddit post detailing a perceived decrease in McDonald's portion sizes in France has led to widespread online discussion.
Arteta Warns Young Arsenal Player: 'We're Not in Disneyland!'
Manager Mikel Arteta admonishes 16-year-old Max Dowman for a red card offense, emphasizing the realities of professional football.
Collin Gosselin Expresses 'Rage' Towards Estranged Mother on 'Special Forces'
During a challenging task on the reality competition series, the son of Kate Gosselin confronted his deep-seated anger towards his mother.
Meta Delays Controversial 'Mafia Term Tax' After Publisher Backlash
Facebook owner Meta has postponed new commercial terms that news publishers feared would allow the company to claim content for free, following widespread criticism and complaints to antitrust authorities.