Title IX College System Criticized for Failing Both Accused and Accusers
Flaws in campus sexual assault investigations include inadequate training, potential bias, and lengthy delays, according to students and experts.
US Politics News
Bruce Blakeman: A Political Journey from Reagan's Driver to Gubernatorial Candidate
The Nassau County executive's early involvement in politics and resilience in the face of setbacks have shaped his campaign against Governor Kathy Hochul.
Ethically Challenged Candidates Face Voters on Election Day
From adultery to criminal indictments, voters grapple with choices involving numerous scandal-plagued politicians.
Democrats Eye Major Climate Bill Passage in Lame-Duck Session
The Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act aims to streamline energy infrastructure permitting, sparking debate among environmentalists.
Black Friday 2026: Navigating Early Sales and Expert Shopping Tips
As Black Friday 2026 approaches, experts advise shoppers to strategize early, as deals are extending beyond the traditional post-Thanksgiving timeframe.
Sir Patrick Stewart's Final Public Appearance Was at Huddersfield Town Match
The actor, who passed away after a battle with Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia, was last seen at a football game two years prior to his death.
Kim Jong Un Pushes for Drone Technology Expansion Amid Rising Tensions
North Korean leader attends first drone exhibition, calls for increased development of unmanned aerial systems.
Man Convicted of Manslaughter After Fatal Altercation Over Child on Bike
A 38-year-old man has been found guilty of manslaughter for punching a 67-year-old pensioner who had confronted a child riding a Lime bike on the pavement.
US Housing Market Sees Slowest Growth Since Early 2024 Amid Economic Uncertainty
Annual price growth decelerates to 0.5% as inflation concerns and mortgage rate pressures impact buyer confidence.