Listen: Lady Gaga releases new single 'Disease'
Pop music star Lady Gaga has released a new single called "Disease."
Britain's heavily indebted Thames Water secures $3.9B loan to keep it afloat through October 2025
Britain's embattled Thames Water, the country's largest water utility, announced Friday it had secured a $3.9 billion line of credit, access to cash reserves and extensions on its debt to keep it afloat for the next year
'Good Omens' to wrap with 90-minute movie
The fantasy-comedy, "Good Omens," will wrap up with a 90-minute movie instead of a third season as planned.
Louvered Sunglasses
Wouldn't you look chic wearing these? And no more viewing the world through "rose-colored glasses."Original patent here.
Overlooked No More: Margaret E. Knight, Innovator of the Flat-Bottomed Paper Bag
She came up with a method of automation so that workers would not have to make the bags by hand. Then she fought for credit for her work.
The Elon-ction + Can A.I. Be Blamed for a Teen’s Suicide?
The 2024 election has a new main character.
Dad ties noose around child’s neck after asking if he’s gay. He got arrested.
A 38-year-old dad is in police custody after tying a noose around the neck of his son’s teenage friend because he said he was gay.According to the King County Prosecutor’s Office in Bremerton, Washington, Joseph Sweeney overheard a conversation his
Tweety McTreason is hammering Kamala Harris on trans issues. But voters say they don’t care.
A new survey focused on voters’ opinions about transgender rights has uncovered good news for the LGBTQ+ community and confirmation that the Harris-Walz campaign is on the right track when it comes to their focus on “fundamental freedoms.”In the midst
Do you know where Trump and Harris stand on foreign policy? Take our quiz.
Find out how Trump and Harris plan to address international issues such as immigration, the Middle East and Ukraine.
China and Iran champion close ties, but Beijing’s influence is limited
An Israeli strike on Iran could upset China’s oil supplies, but Beijing is more interested in looking like a peacemaker than actually making peace, analysts say.
Satellite images show major expansion at Russian site with secret bioweapons past
New construction at a military research site near Moscow reveals a specialized laboratory complex designed to research and handle deadly pathogens, experts say.
Proof that immigrants fuel U.S. economy can be seen in the billions they send back home
Social scientists and analysts tend to concur that immigration -- both documented and undocumented -- spurs economic growth.
