Rhode Island Governor Loses Primary Over Bridge Repair

Democratic governor Dan McKee defeated in primary election amid voter frustration over bridge repairs.

Mullenweg Placed on Leave Amid WordPress Power Struggle

Tech industry shockwaves as Automattic CEO Matt Mullenweg taken off paid leave amid internal conflict and uncertainty about the company's future.

Paxton Must Debate Talarico to Win Texas

GOP lawmaker calls for Attorney General Ken Paxton's debate with Democratic challenger Rochelle Talarico

Axios Co-Founders on AI-Powered Simplification

Learn how AI can help simplify your life, but is it a recipe for disaster?

Guy Turcotte's Prison Release Request Sparks Debate

Quebec man who killed his two children seeks temporary release from prison amid questions about justice and rehabilitation.

Trump's $45k Gifts to Aides Raise Questions

White House defends President Trump's large Christmas gifts to his aides, sparking concerns about loyalty and conflict of interest.

Apple's First Foldable iPhone

Discover the innovative design and features of Apple's first foldable iPhone.

iPhone Duo Review

Apple's latest foldable phone review - a premium device with impressive durability and innovative features.

Amazon Sued for Denying Pregnant Workers Bathroom Breaks

Amazon faces lawsuit alleging denial of basic accommodations for pregnant employees.

Conductor Julian Wachner receives suspended sentence for possessi

Jackass Franchise Ends with 'Best and Last

The final installment of the Jackass franchise is set for release on Paramount+, exploring its impact on popular culture and our collective psyche.

Manitoba Highway Crash Tragedy Sparks Call for Action

Winnipeg Beach crash victims' families demand change on Highway 8

Tung Chee-hwa's Enduring Legacy in US-China Relations

A closer look at the complex history of Sino-US relations under Hong Kong's first chief executive.

Wharf Group Sells Singapore Mall for $245 Million

Hong Kong billionaire Peter Woo's Wharf Group sells luxury shopping mall in Singapore to Royal Holdings and RB Capital.

Treasury buys $6 billion in longer-term debt

US Treasury Department's move raises concerns about market manipulation and long-term stability.