Dolores Huerta, who co-founded United Farm Workers, dies at 96 
AI is changing the legal system, but who’s held accountable when it gets things wrong? 
Two high-speed trains collide in Spain, killing at least 64 
Flávio Bolsonaro lands in Miami after defying Brazil travel ban 
Rising fuel costs halt world cruise, leaving 200 residents stranded in Cambodia 
US Marine arrested in Japan on suspicion of killing a woman in Okinawa
Specific details on the woman's death were not immediately available, but Japan's Prime Minister described the incident as "extremely brutal."
Kelvin wave incoming: Why the US should care
A Kelvin wave driven by El Niño is moving toward the West Coast, bringing elevated sea levels and increased winter...
French students protest school conditions as unrest spreads
High school students across France protest overcrowded classes, teacher shortages, and budget cuts amid nationwide demonstrations.
He was hired to fix Tennessee’s executions. Two failures later, he’s out
Frank Strada, the head of Tennessee’s prison system is stepping down following Wednesday’s failed execution of Christa Pike.
Trump puts Arkansas senator on speed dial in daylight saving time fight
Trump urged Arkansans to call Sen. Tom Cotton over the Sunshine Protection Act, escalating his push to make daylight saving...
Trump again promises $5,000 checks but few Americans think he’ll send them
The president renewed his pledge of $5,000 checks if Republicans keep Congress, but Americans are skepitcal if Truimp will actually...
Pope Leo XIV warns AI cannot replace human creativity
Pope Leo warns AI cannot substitute human creativity and conscience, drawing a firm line against treating machines like people.
Inside the modern dating landscape for single men in their 40s
Juggling careers, kids and digital relationship advice makes finding romance in middle age harder than it was decades ago.
New report details failures that fueled Southern California’s deadly 2025 fires
A new major report is out about the deadly 2025 Southern California wildfires.
Cornell assault case spurs call for ‘bad Samaritan’ laws fining non-acting bystanders
A legal scholar says 29 states have laws requiring crime witnesses to report or intervene when safely possible. He wants...
