What’s operating and what’s shut on the Fourth of July
Independence Day, celebrated on July 4th, marks the anniversary of the Second Continental Congress unanimously adopting the Declaration of Independence…
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Anticipation builds as Oasis gets ready to launch their reunion tour in Cardiff.
A fan’s banner said it best: “The great wait is over.” Oasis is set to make their long-awaited return to…
Another upset at Wimbledon as Madison Keys is knocked out by Laura Siegemund.
In a Wimbledon full of twists and turns, Friday brought yet another shock as reigning Australian Open champion Madison Keys,…
Trump is anticipated to approve his major tax and spending cut legislation during the White House’s July 4th picnic event.
President Donald Trump is set to sign into law his sweeping package of tax cuts and reduced government spending on…
Astronomers monitor object that could be from beyond our solar system
Astronomers are tracking a mysterious object possibly from another star system as it moves through our solar system, the European…
U.S. stocks reach new highs boosted by Tesla and Nike gains
U.S. stocks inched higher Wednesday, with the S&P 500 hitting another all-time high. The S&P 500 gained 0.5%, marking its…
NBA stars set to debut as filmmakers at Summer League festival alongside Kevin Garnett, Mark Wahlberg, and Deon Taylor.
Lights, camera, layup—NBA stars are stepping behind the lens. The NBA Summer League is offering players a new kind of…
“Freeman and Smith join Ohtani as Dodgers land three All-Star starters; Tigers also earn three selections.”
The Los Angeles Dodgers will feature three fan-elected starters in the upcoming All-Star Game, as Freddie Freeman and Will Smith join Shohei Ohtani in earning starting spots, according to final voting results released Wednesday.
“House resumes work as Republican leaders seek to sway opponents of Trump’s tax legislation.”
House Republicans scrambled late Wednesday to push forward President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending cuts package, even as GOP leaders spent hours trying to win over skeptical members to meet a Fourth of July deadline.
Key reports on climate change impacts in the U.S. have been taken down from government websites.
Legally required U.S. national climate assessments have vanished from the federal websites intended to host them, complicating access for local governments and the public seeking reliable information on climate risks in their regions.