Weinstein defense further challenges rape accuser’s testimony
A onetime aspiring actress who has said movie producer Harvey Weinstein raped her in the course of an “extremely degrading” relationship returned to Manhattan criminal court on Monday to face further cross-examination.
Women’s share of U.S. corporate board seats rises, but not top roles: study
Women gained seats on U.S. corporate boards at a steady pace in recent years, but their share of top board leadership roles is still stuck at a low level, according to a new study.
Democratic White House contenders face first test in Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa – Iowa Democrats kick off what could be a bruising nominating process when they gather at caucus sites around the state on Monday to begin choosing a challenger to President Donald Trump.
As Democrats fight for Iowa, Bloomberg makes a play for delegate-rich California
Bernie Sanders’ campaign had built up what it described as the largest California operation of any Democratic presidential candidate – until billionaire Mike Bloomberg made a late entry into the race in November with seemingly bottomless resources.
After controversial trial, U.S. Senate poised to acquit Trump
Donald Trump was on the brink of ending the darkest chapter of his tumultuous presidency on Monday as the U.S. Senate began the final phase of his impeachment trial that will almost certainly conclude on Wednesday with his acquittal.
After leading Chiefs to Super Bowl win, the future belongs to Mahomes
The Kansas City Chiefs ended a 50-year Super Bowl drought with a dramatic 31-20 comeback win over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday in a breathtaking finish to the NFL’s 100th season that may have also revealed a new star to kickoff the next century.
49ers have few answers after late Super Bowl collapse
The San Francisco 49ers will spend the next few months wondering what might have been.
Sweet Super Bowl success worth the 50-year wait for Chiefs
With a Super Bowl drought stretching five decades finally behind them, the confetti falling from above, and throngs of elated fans in front of them, one thing was clear for the Kansas City Chiefs: winning was well worth the wait.
With Latin beat, J. Lo and Shakira project power of women at Super Bowl showcase
Jennifer Lopez and Shakira brought Latina star power to Sunday’s Super Bowl halftime show, delivering a medley of pop hits and hip-shaking choreography on one of the world’s glitziest stages.
