Pope Leo hopes to visit United States soon
“Nothing is set in stone yet,” he said, “but I certainly hope to be there soon.”
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Three airports plan to ditch TSA amid push for private security
Three U.S. airports have become the first to opt in to the Transportation Security Administration’s new private screening model.
MyPillow founder Mike Lindell not registered to vote in Minnesota
Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow and a leader of the election denial movement who was endorsed by President Donald Trump for Minnesota governor this week, acknowledged that he is...
‘Live’ World Cup broadcasts are not really live. Here’s why.
The World Cup is the latest major sporting event to bring into focus our out-of-sync world, where the channel or streaming service you choose could determine whether you see a...
Donald Trump and Zohran Mamdani to attend World Cup final — but not together
On Sunday, for the second time in just over a month, the president and the mayor will attend another high-profile sporting event, the World Cup final.
How about an EV charge with that fried chicken?
“The need for charging is massive,” said Madeline Ebert, senior director of product management at the Mercedes-Benz Charging Network. “We will continue to build our network so the chargers are...
Maine Democrats announce July 25 convention to pick Platner replacement
Maine Democrats will hold a convention on July 25 where they will select a new Senate nominee to replace Graham Platner, Charles F. Dingman, chair of the state party, said...
Passenger is partly sucked through plane window but survives, reports say
A passenger survived after he was partly pulled out of the window of a plane that had taken off from Thessaloniki, Greece, on Friday, the Greek news media reported.
An email. A knock at the door. A suit alleges a threat to free speech.
The chain of events began in January, when David Streever sent an email to the acting director of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency after two demonstrators had been shot...
‘Who Should I Vote for?’ Voters turn to AI before casting their ballots
Voters are turning to new AI tools to serve as nonpartisan researchers, viewing them as a viable alternative to traditional news coverage, voter guides or social media.