“Today I carried out my duty to certify the November 3rd election, and as required by state and federal law, I’ve signed the Certificate of… Read More »Wisconsin governor certifies state’s electoral votes for Biden
And the chef decided to give it all to a good cause — he’s donating the entire $1 million prize to restaurant workers who have… Read More »Chef David Chang won $1 million. He’s giving it all to restaurants workers
Jen Psaki, who was named to serve as President-elect Biden’s White House press secretary, is facing fresh scrutiny over a photo that shows her wearing a… Read More »Resurfaced photo shows Biden press sec Jen Psaki wearing hammer and sickle hat with Russian official
The FA has rejected what it calls “substantial and serious inaccuracies” put forward by Kick It Out’s head of development Troy Townsend in a documentary… Read More »FA accuses Kick It Out’s Troy Townsend of ‘serious inaccuracies’ in Anton Ferdinand’s racism documentary
The amphibious assault ship was in port in San Diego in July so that it could be upgraded to accommodate the new Marine Corps F-35B… Read More »Navy to de-commission and scrap warship USS Bonhomme Richard after major fire
An unprecedented leak of internal Chinese documents reveals how the country mishandled the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic. The documents – from Hubei province,… Read More »China took weeks to diagnose new Covid cases and underreported numbers, leaked documents show
Sir Philip Green’s Arcadia Group has collapsed into administration, putting 13,000 jobs at risk as the retail tycoon’s high street career ends in failure. The… Read More »Philip Green’s Arcadia Group collapses into administration
“Hamilton” is hatching a plan to make history yet again, Page Six has learned — by wielding its massive might to become the first show… Read More »‘Hamilton’ could be the first show to reopen Broadway: report
Officials say that the mysterious monolith in a remote Utah desert was illegally installed on public lands. The monolith became a viral sensation after its… Read More »Mysterious monolith in Utah was illegally installed on public lands, officials say
U.S. agencies have confirmed cases of the virus that causes COVID-19 at a mink farm in Oregon. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Veterinary Service Laboratory… Read More »Oregon mink farm confirms presence of coronavirus
Keir Starmer has decided to break with the government in a vote on Covid restrictions for the first time, while the government is scrambling to… Read More »Labour to abstain in vote on Covid tiers as Tories threaten to rebel
In over an hour of telephonic arguments, the justices seemed extremely skeptical that in the waning days of the Trump administration, the government has the… Read More »Supreme Court conservatives hint at ducking ruling on legality of Trump plan to cut undocumented immigrants from Census
The joke referencing Gomez’s health issues is made on Peacock’s “Saved by the Bell” reboot, during its sixth episode. “I know for a fact that… Read More »NBC apologizes for Selena Gomez kidney transplant joke on ‘Saved by the Bell’ reboot
“It is because we are resolved to protect our police forces and to do so without ambiguity, but also to remove doubts and misunderstandings […]… Read More »France’s ruling party promises change in controversial proposed security law
Rescuing hostages under enemy fire, jumping out of planes into “hot” combat zones, rappelling from helicopters down into rough seas or conducting high-risk clandestine reconnaissance missions… Read More »Air Force improves ‘human performance’ metrics in Special Warfare training
2020 has been undoubtedly a crazy year — with the Covid-19 pandemic, murder hornets, and some of the largest wildfires in recorded history. It seems… Read More »Hurricane season ends historic as predicted by experts back in April