Cuba suffers nationwide blackout after power grid collapses
Cuba’s national power grid has collapsed, causing a nationwide blackout across the island, according to state officials. The cause was...
Month: July 2026
Who gets to tell the story? White House, Smithsonian disagree over US history
As the smoke clears from America’s 250th anniversary celebration, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History finds itself in a...
Platner endorsements pulling back after sexual assault allegations
The Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, Graham Platner, said he is “taking time to reflect on the best path forward”...
Lauren Bennett, singer featured on ‘Party Rock Anthem,’ dead at 37
Lauren Bennett, a British singer who was a member of the girl group G.R.L. and was featured on LMFAO’s global...
Roof partially collapses at New Jersey store, briefly trapping 2
A roof partially collapsed at a BJ’s Wholesale Club in New Jersey while 27 people were inside, briefly trapping two...
Venezuela earthquake death toll rises to 3,535
The death toll from the double earthquake that struck Venezuela has risen to 3,535, with more than 16,700 people injured,...
Common products expose pregnant women to dozens of chemicals. Some are linked with birth risks
Pregnant women in the U.S. are routinely exposed to dozens of chemicals found in everyday products. Some of these chemicals...
A federal tool to catch unauthorized immigrants is caught in a judicial tug-of-war
A federal court forced the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to shutter a database used to verify immigration status. In...
Adult jail contractor tapped for new ICE family deportation hub
The Trump administration plans to open a temporary holding facility for migrant families and unaccompanied children on a former Air...
Prosecutors begin laying out murder case in Charlie Kirk killing
Charlie Kirk’s widow and parents are expected in a Utah courtroom this week as prosecutors begin laying out their case...
