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California Governor Gavin Newsom signs legislation protecting actors from unauthorized AI use. The laws address contract issues and posthumous digital cloning, balancing worker rights with industry growth.
Vice President Kamala Harris attributes a Georgia woman's death to the state's abortion ban, criticizing Donald Trump's role in overturning Roe v. Wade. The incident sparks debate on healthcare access and state abortion laws.
The U. S. Senate has confirmed Kevin Ritz to the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals, marking President Biden's 210th judicial appointment. The confirmation faced opposition from Tennessee's Republican senators over consultation concerns.
Election offices in multiple states faced disruptions due to suspicious packages containing powder. While no hazardous materials were found, the incident highlights ongoing security concerns in the lead-up to crucial elections.
As the 2024 U. S. presidential election approaches, parents grapple with explaining complex political issues to their children. Balancing age-appropriate information and critical thinking skills becomes crucial.
Former President Trump lashes out at Taylor Swift following her endorsement of VP Harris. Swift's support drives surge in voter registration site visits, while polls show limited impact on voter intentions.
Three former Memphis police officers face federal charges for omitting key details in reports on Tyre Nichols' fatal beating. Police trainer testifies about inaccuracies in official documents.
Pop star Justin Timberlake is set to plead guilty to a reduced charge following his June arrest for drunk driving in Sag Harbor. The plea deal includes a fine and license suspension.
James Sasser, ex-Tennessee Senator and U. S. Ambassador to China, passed away at 87. Known for budget expertise and improving U.S.-China relations, he faced challenges during the 1999 Belgrade embassy bombing.
Three former Memphis police officers are on trial for the death of Tyre Nichols, a case that led to significant police reforms. Two other officers have already pleaded guilty in this high-profile incident.
Pop icon Taylor Swift publicly supports Kamala Harris for president, referencing past controversies and her influence on young voters. The endorsement highlights the growing intersection of celebrity and politics.
Pop icon Taylor Swift announces support for VP Kamala Harris in 2024 election, encouraging fans to research and vote. Swift's endorsement marks her continued political activism since 2018.
Federal appeals court upholds SEC's decision to rescind Trump-era proxy adviser regulations. U.S. Chamber of Commerce considers next steps in ongoing legal battle over corporate voting influence.
Over 40 state attorneys general urge Congress to mandate warning labels on social media platforms, citing potential risks to children's mental health. The bipartisan effort supports a proposal by the U.S. Surgeon General.
US officials unveil Russian tactics using American influencers to sway 2024 election voters. Criminal charges expose covert funding schemes and impersonation of Western news outlets.
U. S. authorities accuse RT employees of coordinating an online network to sway the 2024 election. Social media giants face challenges in addressing this new form of covert influence operation involving real American citizens.
YouTube terminated several right-wing politics channels associated with Lauren Chen, amid allegations of Russian funding. The action follows a Justice Department indictment of two RT employees for illegal media funding.
U. S. indicts RT employees for alleged election interference. Kremlin spokesman calls accusations "nonsense." Sanctions imposed on Russian entities. Ongoing information warfare between Russia and the West highlighted.
U. S. prosecutors unveil alleged Russian scheme using unwitting conservative influencers to spread Kremlin-aligned content. Case highlights growing role of social media personalities in shaping political discourse.
Justice Department accuses two Russian state media workers of money laundering to sway 2024 U. S. election. RT denies involvement as officials warn of sophisticated foreign interference techniques.
The Supreme Court has permitted the Biden administration to withhold millions in health care funding from Oklahoma due to the state's refusal to provide abortion referrals, conflicting with its strict abortion ban.
The U. S. Route 127 Yard Sale, spanning 690 miles from Alabama to Michigan, attracts bargain hunters and sellers annually. This unique event showcases a diverse array of items and fosters community spirit.
From silent film stars to pop icons, celebrity endorsements have been a staple of US presidential campaigns for over 100 years. This article explores their evolution and impact on elections.
Betty Jean Hall, founder of the Coal Employment Project, challenged discrimination in the mining industry. Her groundbreaking work opened doors for women in one of America's most dangerous professions.
A suspect in a fatal Memphis shooting was apprehended after falling through a ceiling while hiding. The U.S. Marshals Service task force made the arrest, charging the man with first-degree murder.
A federal judge ruled that Tennessee's Medicaid program wrongly terminated health benefits for thousands since 2019. The decision cites violations of federal law and constitutional rights, ordering corrective measures.
A former Memphis police officer has pleaded guilty to federal charges in the Tyre Nichols case, agreeing to cooperate with investigators. This development marks a significant turn in the high-profile police brutality case.
U. S. Justice Department and eight states file lawsuit against RealPage, accusing the property management software company of using algorithms to illegally inflate apartment rents through landlord collusion.
Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators peacefully marched near the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, calling for an end to U. S. aid to Israel. Police maintained a strong presence as protests concluded without major incidents.
A year after his removal as Speaker, Kevin McCarthy's allies targeted eight House Republicans in primaries. Results varied, with most anti-McCarthy Republicans likely to return to Congress.
