Demonstrations are intensifying on U.S. campuses over Gaza as graduation ceremonies approach, with hundreds arrested demanding universities sever financial ties with Israel.Insert Preheader
Demonstrations are intensifying on U.S. college campuses over Gaza as graduation ceremonies approach, with hundreds arrested demanding universities sever financial ties with Israel.
Trump maintains a lead over Biden in the presidential race, with a new CNN poll showing favorable public perception of Trump's presidency as his support remains stable during his criminal trial.
A CBS News poll indicates a tight Biden-Trump race in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, influenced by economic concerns and negative perceptions of both candidates.
RFK Jr. countered Trump's rant on Truth Social, inviting him to a debate to address accusations and defend his record on issues like Ukraine, the national debt, and corruption within the government.
Polymarket data shows a sharp decline in South Dakota Governor Noem's chances of becoming Trump's 2024 running mate, dropping to 4% following reports of her shooting her "untrainable" dog.
North Dakota Governor Burgum is rising as Trump’s potential VP pick, valued for his appeal to moderates and his reliable, low-drama demeanor, similar to qualities Trump appreciated in Pence.
According to a White House readout, Biden reaffirmed the U.S.'s commitment to Israel's security in a call with Netanyahu, discussing hostage release efforts, a Gaza ceasefire, and increased aid.
The employment rate for prime working-age men in the US has declined from about 96% in the 50s to 86% today due to recessions, globalization, disability rates, and shifts in job requirements.
Five people, including a baby, died in tornadoes that struck Oklahoma and Iowa, with extensive damage reported, over 100 injuries, and major power outages across both states.
A meme circulated stating that Joe Biden graduated 76th in a class of 85 at Syracuse University College of Law in 1968, a claim confirmed by historical reports and Biden's own released records.
Amid heightened election tensions, Arizona Republicans are struggling to balance support for both a total and a moderate 15-week abortion ban, leading to internal conflicts and public chaos.
Politico claims tension between the White House and the Times over a missing one-on-one interview with Biden, which the Times denies, calling the reports mischaracterizations of their editorial stance.
David Gilmour of Pink Floyd released "The Piper’s Call," the lead single from his upcoming album "Luck and Strange," marking his first new material in nine years, set to debut on September 6th.
Historically, college protests have effectively influenced policy changes and social awareness, from Vietnam War opposition to anti-apartheid divestment campaigns leading to legislative actions.
Trump and DeSantis, once primary rivals, met privately in Miami to potentially mend their strained relationship, with DeSantis agreeing to use his donor network to help Trump's fundraising.
Prince Harry will return to the UK for a ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral on May 8, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, an initiative he launched for wounded military personnel.
After years of focusing on PG-13 franchises and animation, Hollywood is embracing sex again in films like "Challengers" and "Saltburn," reflecting a renewed interest in eroticism in cinema.
Dan Rather returned to CBS News for an interview 18 years after a contentious departure, coinciding with the release of a Netflix documentary covering his career and controversial exit.
Despite a cease and desist letter from Swift's legal team, Jack Sweeney continues to track her private jet usage, which reached 178,000 miles in 2023, equivalent to circling the globe seven times.
Over 100 people, including Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein, were arrested during a police crackdown on a pro-Palestine encampment at Washington University.
John Fetterman recently criticized pro-Palestinian campus protests, urged action against perceived antisemitism at Columbia, and supported Israel's defensive actions against Hamas.
Colin Jost humorously critiqued the 2024 election candidates' legal troubles and conflicting abortion stances during his performance at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.
