Jury selection begins for Derek Chauvin, former police officer who killed George Floyd
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the Minneapolis courthouse where Chauvin faces charges of second-degree murder and manslaughter
A ‘hand grenade’: Harry and Meghan’s incendiary interview draws praise, fury in Britain
Oprah Winfrey's sit-down with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex lays bare Britain's divides over race, class and culture.
US offers temporary protected status to thousands of Venezuelans
Biden administration move would shield Venezuelans already in the US from deportation and allow them to work legally.
Murder trial in George Floyd’s killing tests how much — if anything — will change in U.S.
Minneapolis is on edge as the George Floyd murder trial tests how much, if anything, will change in the U.S. almost 10 months after
BMW CFO on Apple Car: ‘Competition is a Wonderful Thing’
Amid rumors that Apple is working on an Apple-branded car that will come out in the next decade, BMW Chief Financial Officer Nicolas Peter today told Bloomberg that he's not concerned about the threat of an Apple vehicle. "I sleep very
How to Disable Tab Previews in Safari on Mac
In Safari 14, Apple introduced a new feature called tab previews, where hovering your mouse pointer over a non-active browser tab shows an image preview of the tab's contents. Apple doesn't provide an option in preferences to disable tab previews,
The whiplash of covering the pope’s Iraq trip: A year of tight covid rules in Italy, then 72 hours of crowds
The pontiff said he was counting on God to protect Iraqis who crowded to see him during his mid-pandemic trip.
Iowa governor signs controversial law shortening early and Election Day voting
Republican Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds on Monday signed into law a controversial bill aimed at limiting voting and making it harder for voters to return absentee ballots, her office announced Monday.
Cuomo faces mounting Democratic backlash as top New York state lawmakers call for resignation
The walls are closing in on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Greene and Freedom Caucus members force delay on votes for non-controversial legislation
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia and several members of the House Freedom Caucus made plans Monday night to ask for a roll call vote on a series of suspension bills.
Jigar Shah to head up U.S. DOE loan programs office
Longtime renewable energy expert and founder of Generate Capital, Jigar Shah, has been appointed to head up the Loan Programs Office (LPO) of the US Department of Energy (DOE). According to the website, LPO manages a portfolio comprising more than
New York A.G. appoints lawyers for Andrew Cuomo investigation
New York Attorney General Letitia James appointed former U.S. Attorney Joon Kim and employment discrimination attorney Anne Clark to lead the investigation into sexual harassment allegations against Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Georgia Senate approves eliminating no-excuse absentee voting
The Georgia Senate on Monday passed a sweeping measure backed by Republican legislators to restrict absentee voting after the GOP lost statewide elections for president and U.S. Senate.
Creighton reinstates men’s basketball coach Greg McDermott
Creighton University reinstated men's basketball coach Greg McDermott following a one-game suspension for using a racially insensitive analogy last month.