Florida Rejects 71% Of K-5 Math Textbooks Over 'Prohibited' Critical Race Theory
Florida has announced the largest ban in its own history of math textbooks, largely on the grounds that they were including topics associated with critical race theory.
Is Uploading Your Mind To A Computer Possible? These Three Thinkers Expect It Will Be
Is it possible to upload your consciousness into the digital space? Elon Musk, Michio Kaku and Russian billionaire Dmitriy Itskov predict that it will one day become a reality.
Twitter Erects Barrier Against Elon Musk Hostile Takeover Bid With 'Poison Pill' Plan
Twitter’s board of directors has taken desperate measures to prevent Tesla CEO Elon Musk from mounting a successful hostile takeover of the company. To do this, they deployed the “poison pill” option.”
Was Russia's Moskva Warship Carrying Nukes? Experts Worry It Is Possible
Concerns are mounting among Ukrainian experts that Russia's sunken Moskva battlecruiser may have been carrying nuclear weapons onboard.
Russia Warns US To Stop Arming Ukraine Or Face 'Unpredictable Consequences' Day After Flagship Sinking
Russia has warned the United States to stop arming Ukraine or provoke "unpredictable consequences" after losing the flagship of its Black Sea fleet allegedly to Ukrainian missiles.
Ed Buck, Prominent Democratic Donor, Heads To Prison For 30 Years For Fetish Play Gone Wrong
Ed Buck, once a prominent Democratic Party donor, was sentenced to 30 years in prison after being convicted of two murders in incidents of fetish play gone fatally wrong.
Echoing Trump's Complaints Of Bias, RNC Pulls Out Of Commission For Presidential Debates
The Republican National Committee (RNC) announced on Thursday that it will be withdrawing from future presidential debates over what she says are unaddressed complaints about bias in its format.
New York State Takes Aim At Oil Companies, Investigates Price Gouging Allegations
New York Attorney General Letitia James has initiated a probe into oil companies over allegations that they are engaged in price gouging tactics at a time of higher energy prices nationwide.
Meteor From Another Solar System Hit Earth In 2014, Says Space Command
The United States Space Command confirmed that a meteor from outside the solar system struck Earth in 2014, three years before scientists first identified a another meteor as the first.
'There Goes My Spring Break Plans:' US Congressmen Laugh Off Being Sanctioned By Russia
Russia retaliated against the United States by issuing a blacklist of members of the House of Representatives who would face sanctions. Lawmakers though appear to be taking it in stride.
Mark Meadows Expunged From North Carolina Voter Rolls After Voter Fraud Reports
Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows has been purged from North Carolina’s voter rolls after it was discovered he had cast a vote from an address in Virginia last year.
What We Know About Frank R. James, NYPD's Suspect In Brooklyn Shooting Spree
The New York City Police Department has named Frank R. James as a suspect in its investigation into the Brooklyn shooting spree on Tuesday. Here is what is known so far about the investigation and the suspect.
62% Of Americans Name Toxic Company Culture As Their Main Reason To Quit Their Job
Amidst the Great Resignation, a toxic company culture was found to be a leading motivation for many Americans who are opting to quit their jobs.
US Wholesale Inflation Hits 11.2% In March, Largest Annual Increase On Record
Prices for wholesale goods in the U.S. have experienced a jolt in March as prices saw their highest annual growth on record at 11.2%.
'He Is Not Welcome In Kyiv': Ukraine Tells Germany's President To Stay Home In Embarrassing Snub
Germany’s President Frank Steinmeier canceled a trip to Kyiv alongside other European leaders after Ukrainian diplomats informed him that his presence would not be welcome.
CNN Already Considering Big Cuts To Streaming Service Amidst Struggle To Win Over Subscribers
CNN is contemplating serious cuts to its streaming service CNN+ after a much weaker than expected performance since its initial launch.
Obama Says Putin Was Always 'Ruthless' But Won't Admit To His Own Russia Mistakes
Former President Barack Obama shared his views on Russia's President Vladimir Putin in a recent interview where he admitted his former rival has changed, but has always been "ruthless".
Key Inflation Index Hits 40-Year High Of 8.5%, Driven By 70% Increase In Fuel Costs
Inflation in the United States economy marked a four-decade high with a 8.5% increase since last year, driven largely by surging energy prices that includes a 70.1% fuel cost hike.
Jeff Bezos vs. Elon Musk: Amazon Founder Advises How To Renovate A Headquarters To Help Homeless
Jeff Bezos, Blue Origins' CEO, had offered some friendly advice to his chief rival SpaceX CEO Elon Musk on how to help the homeless with a renovated corporate headquarters.
Impeach Joe Biden? What Kevin McCarthy Said On Fox News About The Prospect
House Minority Leader Rep. Kevin McCarthy declined to endorse the notion of impeaching President Joe Biden during an appearance on Fox News on Sunday.
Jan. 6 Committee Can Already Refer Trump To DOJ For Criminal Charges, Says GOP Critic
The congressional investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot has enough evidence to issue a criminal referral for former President Donald Trump, says Rep. Liz Cheney.
Want To Be Left Alone On Twitter? Company Is Testing 'Unmention' Feature For Unwanted Tags
Twitter has announced that it is working on a feature that will allow users to opt out of unwanted mentions or tags while using the platform.
'Sociopathic Grandpa' Warren Buffett Is Greatest Enemy Of Bitcoin, Says Peter Thiel
Venture capitalist Peter Thiel is clear that he wants to see bitcoin boom, but he has declared a financial "gerontocracy" is blocking this. Sitting atop the list of enemies to this is in his view is Warren Buffett.
New York AG Calls On Judge To Fine Donald Trump $10,000 A Day For Contempt Of Court
New York's Attorney General has filed a petition to hold former President Donald Trump in contempt of court for his refusal to comply with a state subpoena. The office has demanded Trump pay $10,000 a day until he complies.
Mitch McConnell Won't Commit To Allowing Hearings For Future Biden Supreme Court Picks
Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., refused to commit to holding hearings for future nominees from President Joe Biden to the U.S. Supreme Court if he becomes the Senate's Majority Leader after the midterms.
China Promises 'Consequences' For US If Nancy Pelosi Visits Taiwan During Asia Trip
The Chinese government has warned that the U.S. will face "all possible consequences" if Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi pays a visit to Taiwan during an upcoming Asia trip.
FBI Prevents Russian Cyber Attack In The Making By Shutting Down Botnet
The FBI and DOJ announced the coordinated takedown of a botnet that was developed by Russian military intelligence for a possible cyber attack.
Serial Killer Identified In Decades-Old Murders But There Is One Problem: He Is Already Dead
Investigators with the Indiana State Police and the FBI said they believe they cracked the case of a series of killings along Interstate 65 in the 1980s. The suspect, Harry Greenwell, died in 2013 of cancer.
Why Are Women In The US More Likely To Die From Preventable Causes Than Other Countries?
Women in the United States were found to die from preventable causes at higher rates than a number of their peers in the developed world, owing to the high cost of healthcare deterring them from seeking medical help.
National Omicron BA.2 Wave Unlikely To Hit US, Says Former FDA Commissioner
The United States is unlikely to see a surge in Omicron BA.2 cases nationally despite initial fears that a new wave was on the horizon, a former FDA commissioner said on Tuesday.
