Former Trump executive disputes his claim that Willie Brown was on board during helicopter incident
Barbara Res, the Trump Organization’s former executive vice president of construction and development, said former state Sen. Nate Holden was on the plane, not Brown.
‘It’s mayhem and craziness’: Californians react to Gavin Newsom’s order to remove homeless encampments
Local officials and advocates are divided over how to respond to the directive, which has left homeless people without a clear idea where they will wind up.
Celine Dion slams Trump campaign for ‘unauthorized usage’ of ‘Titanic’ song ‘My Heart Will Go On’
Celine Dion on Saturday bashed former President Donald Trump for using her song “My Heart Will Go On” without her permission.
How supershoes are redefining the Olympic marathon
The event at the Paris Olympics promises more advanced running shoes than ever. What’s behind the record-breaking technology?
U.S. decries reported sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners after graphic video aired on Israeli TV
“We have seen the video, and reports of sexual abuse of detainees are horrific,” State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said.
The rise of OpenAI and Microsoft’s $13 billion bet on the AI startup
Since its was founded in 2015, OpenAI has emerged as one of the most influential AI companies, with major enterprise customers and billions in revenue.
Tim Walz ‘misspoke’ when he discussed using weapons ‘in war,’ campaign says
The statement from the Harris campaign follows criticism of Walz’s military record by vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance and other Republicans.
Trump Media reports $16 million loss for quarter as revenue falls
Donald Trump, the majority owner of Trump Media, often uses its Truth Social app as he campaigns as the Republican presidential nominee.
Wall Street will get key insight on the consumer, inflation in the week ahead as recession fears swirl
With growth concerns moving to the fore, how the U.S. consumer is faring could be key to understanding what’s next for markets and the economy.
Biden administration’s student loan relief plan may be paused for ‘months or even a year,’ expert says
The Biden administration’s new affordable repayment plan, known as SAVE, may be on hold for months amid a slew of legal challenges. What borrowers should know.
