For the sixth consecutive game, players from the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries were not on the court during the national anthem, drawing varied reactions from fans and continued questions about league policy.
The lawsuit claims Google violated the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.
Luke Lindberg, recently appointed executive director of the World Food Programme, revealed that 37 aid workers are being held by Houthi rebels in Yemen, some for nearly two years, amid escalating global humanitarian crises.
A new survey reveals a significant portion of Americans are relying on AI for medical guidance, even when it contradicts healthcare professionals.
State AG and top city District Attorneys remain silent when questioned about a House report detailing alleged directives to reduce charges to prevent deportations.
Joanna Wietrzyk will compete again after experiencing bowel incontinence during a previous race.
Sen. Bernie Moreno questioned Abdul El-Sayed's fitness for office due to his religion, drawing criticism for violating constitutional principles.
A network of 106 communist, socialist, and pro-Palestinian groups is organizing simultaneous demonstrations at ports worldwide, targeting military cargo and what they term 'capitalist barbarism.'
Rally-goers in oil country express concern over the economy but prioritize opposition to progressive policies and socialism.