Elon Musk spreads confusion with a conspiracy theory in his first weekend as Twitter CEO.
Twitter’s new “Chief Twit” spent the weekend tweeting — and it’s still not any clearer what Elon Musk will do with his new company.
The Supreme Court is inclined to abolish affirmative action for college admissions.
The Supreme Court wades into the legal fight over affirmative action in cases challenging policies at the University of North Carolina and Harvard University.
Critics condemn Stacey Abrams for asserting during a debate that 107 sheriffs want to “take Black people off the streets”
Democrat Stacey Abrams was criticized on Sunday after claiming during the Georgia gubernatorial debate that 107 sheriffs want to ‘take Black people off the streets.’
During Supreme Court arguments, Ketanji Brown Jackson spars with a pro-affirmative action attorney.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson questioned if Students for Fair Admissions has legal ‘standing’ to sue over alleged racial discrimination in college admissions.
Over the course of his drug addiction, Matthew Perry claimed to have attended 6,000 meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous, gone to treatment 15 times, and had 14 surgeries.
In an interview that aired Friday with Diane Sawyer, Perry also confirmed that he spent half of his life in treatment or in sober-living homes.
Elon Musk makes references to offering various Twitter versions and tweet maturity ratings.
SpaceX CEO and new Twitter owner Elon Musk tweeted Saturday that, in the future, users could potentially choose a version of the social media platform they like.
Following vows to defund and abolish the police, Ilhan Omar spends tens of thousands of dollars on private protection.
Ilhan Omar, a defund police supporter who backed dismantling and replacing the Minneapolis PD, recently dropped tens of thousands of campaign cash into private security services.
Trump will continue to use Truth Social despite Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter.
EXCLUSIVE: Former President Donald Trump wished Elon Musk the best with Twitter, but stressed he will stay on his own Truth Social, a social media platform he touts as “better,” “safe” and feels “like home.”
Based on people’s Google searches, these are the Halloween costumes that you might see frequently.
This year, the search engine Google composed a map of its most popular spooky searches. The results, broken down by geography, may be surprising.
Threats to an Oregon theater are reported by NPR, prompting regional and international reactions.
NPR broke the news about artistic director Nataki Garrett hiring a private security detail for her personal safety.