US and World

Commercial US Spaceship Lands on Moon, a First for Private Industry

Oct. 7 Victims Sue AP for Hiring ‘Known Hamas Associates’

FCC Commissioner Rips Agency’s Race, Gender Directive

Russian President Vladimir Putin flew on a nuclear-capable strategic bomber on Thursday in an apparent show of force against the West. State media showed Putin taking a brief flight on a modernized Tu-160M “Blackjack” bomber from a factory runway in Kazan. The supersonic aircraft is capable of carrying nuclear cruise missiles with a range of […]

Pharmacies Face Disruption After Cyberattack on Healthcare Tech Company Pharmacies across the U.S. are reporting delays in filling prescriptions due to a cyberattack on Change Healthcare, a major healthcare technology vendor. Change Healthcare first noticed the “cyber security issue” affecting its network on Wednesday morning. The company said experts are working to address the matter […]

Judge: Texas School Legally Punished Black Student for Hairstyle

Arizona Prosecutor Refuses to Extradite Murder Suspect Over NY Soft-on-Crime Concerns Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell is refusing to extradite an accused murderer to New York City, citing Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s policies as too soft on violent crime. Mitchell said she won’t send back career criminal Raad Almansoori, 26, who is charged with killing […]

Florida to Release Jeffrey Epstein Grand Jury Documents Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced he will sign a bill unanimously passed by the legislature to release grand jury material from the state’s 2006 investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. The documents could shed light on why Epstein only faced minimal charges in 2006, despite evidence of sexual abuse […]

DOJ Names First AI Officer as New Technology Challenges Law Enforcement

Private Robot Nears First US Moon Landing in Half Century