Top New York Democrats urge Andrew Cuomo to resign over sexual
The two top Democrats in New York's state legislature said on Sunday that sexual harassment allegations leveled against
Joe Biden to direct Education Department to review Title IX changes
President Joe Biden is set to sign an executive order on Monday directing the Department of Education to review policies
Jill Biden helps honor women from 15 countries for courage
First lady Jill Biden says nearly two dozen women the State Department is honoring for their courage made an intentional
Everything you need to know about Microsoft Exchange Server hack
Vulnerabilities are being exploited by Hafnium. Other cyberattackers are following suit
IonQ to go public via SPAC deal, becomes quantum computing pure
When the deal closes, IonQ will trade under the ticker IONQ with a market cap of about $2 billion
College student dies, frat suspended after alleged hazing
A Bowling Green State University student's family says the 20 year old has died after an alleged hazing incident involving
Deep freeze just latest disaster to befall Houston's needy
Although the deadly storm that sent the southern U.S. into a deep freeze last month caused widespread power outages and
Nvidia, Harvard researchers use AI to find active areas in cell DNA
Using a new deep learning toolkit called AtacWorks, researchers are studying how diseases and genomic variation influence
'No holds barred': Meghan and Harry's historic interview
The gloves came off as the pair lifted the veil on their dramatic exit from royal life, holding little back as they alleged
OnePlus gets serious about mobile photography with Hasselblad
Prior to the global launch event for the new OnePlus 9 series of smartphones we see OnePlus making a major investment to
Meghan says British royals worried about her son's dark skin
Meghan, the wife of Prince Harry, said there were concerns about how dark her son Archie's skin would be before his birth and
George Floyd's uncle wants justice, but frets about 'the system
At Chauvin trial, jury selection is first battleground
The fate of a former Minneapolis police officer who pressed his knee into George Floyds neck as the Black man said he couldnt
Blinken offers plan to bolster Afghan peace process: Report
Fauci: US could be headed for another virus spike
US says Russian-backed outlets spread Covid-19 vaccine '
MacKenzie Scott marries Seattle teacher after Bezos divorce
MacKenzie Scott, philanthropist, author and former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has married a Seattle science teacher
AI ethics: How Salesforce is helping developers build products with
Salesforce's Ethics by Design program is designed to put ethics and privacy at the center how technology, specifically AI, is
Fauci upbeat on Covid-19 vaccinations for US teens by autumn,
Officers hurt, property damaged at rowdy party in Boulder
A prosecutor has vowed to bring charges against anyone that can be identified who damaged property or caused injuries at a
Vaccine site overrun after false rumors said all could come
A Florida vaccination site was overwhelmed after word spread it was inoculating all adults
Key players in trial of ex-officer charged in Floyd's death
Jury selection begins Monday for a former Minneapolis police officer charged with murder and manslaughter in George Floyd's
Opponents suspect environmental racism in pipeline project
A planned oil pipeline that would run through Memphis, Tennessee, and into north Mississippi is getting opposition from
Joe Biden to mark 'Bloody Sunday' by signing voting-rights order
Biden will announce the order during a recorded address on the 56th commemoration of Bloody Sunday, the 1965 incident in
Covid-19 vaccine rollout by India has 'rescued the world' from
Biden announces distribution of $1,400 Covid-19 relief payments to
US President Joe Biden on Saturday announced that the USD 1,400 coronavirus stimulus cheques will be distributed from March
Bloody Sunday memorial to honor late civil rights giants
The weekend commemoration of a pivotal moment in the fight for voting rights for African Americans will honor four giants of
Black woman's arrest draws new scrutiny to police in a NY city
Police video of the latest incident, which took place February 22 and was released Friday, shows an officer stopping a woman
Another ex-aide calls Cuomo's office conduct inappropriate
Another woman who worked for Gov. Andrew Cuomo is describing conduct she felt was inappropriate for the workplace
S Korea, US scale back drills over virus, N Korea diplomacy
The allies decided to start the nine-day drills on Monday
Dozens rally before ex-officer put on trial in Floyd's death
Dozens of people gathered in front of the Minnesota governor's mansion to demand accountability for police officers, days
LA County may return beachfront land taken from Black family
Los Angeles county officials may return a beachfront property that was seized from a Black family nearly a century ago
Woman, friend charged with DUI after truck hits car in ditch
She drove car in ditch; friend hit it trying to help her
FBI denies asking Dallas to keep suspect officer on job
The agent in charge of the Dallas FBI office says the agency did not ask Dallas police to keep on the job an officer being
Biden, Democrats prevail as Senate OKs $1.9T virus relief bill
Donald Trump demands three Republican groups stop raising money off
Former President Donald Trump has demanded that three main Republican groups stop using his name and likeness to help raise
3 Alabama professors on leave over insensitive photos
Racially insensitive Halloween photos surfaced of them
Daytona motorcycle rally goes on despite pandemic
Daytona Beachs annual Bike Week brings tens of thousands of bikers to the city
Bye, Bismarck: 144 cities could lose status as metro areas
Bye-bye, Bismarck. So long, Sheboygan. Those cities in North Dakota and Wisconsin, respectively, are two of 144 that the
Open spaces, no pharmacies: Rural US confronts vaccine void
When Charlome Pierce searched where her 96-year-old father could get a Covid-19 vaccine in January, she found zero options
Key events since George Floyd's arrest and death
George Floyd's death after his arrest by police officers in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020, sparked widespread anger after
Officer's trial could reopen intersection where Floyd died
Minneapolis leaders say they'll reopen a barricaded intersection known as George Floyd Square after the murder trial of the
Check to see if youre vulnerable to Microsoft Exchange Server zero-
A CISA alert has been issued to urge admins to check their systems as quickly as possible
Safety PSA: Don't use these cheap 'universal' adapters
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Pope to visit Iraq church damaged by IS militants
In a stop rich in symbolism, Pope Francis will visit a church damaged during the Islamic State's reign of terror in the town
Shiite powerhouse al-Sistani helped shape today's Iraq
One highlight of Pope Francis historic visit to Iraq is his meeting Saturday with a revered religious leader for Shiite
NASA's Perseverance rover drives on Mars for first time
US Space agency NASA's Perseverance rover took its first drive on Mars and covered 21.3 feet (6.5 meters) across the Martian
iOS 14 tips and tricks: Six useful Settings app features
There are a lot of cool features built into iOS. The problem is, Apple doesn't give you a manual
Boeing Max makes emergency landing due to engine indicator
Fighting Biden virus aid, GOP rekindles Obama-era strategy
Republicans have one goal for President Joe Bidens $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package: to erode public support
Former Florida chief justice Gerald Kogan dies at 87
Former Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Gerald Kogan has died
Alaska Native group, Neiman Marcus settle lawsuit over coat
An Alaska Native cultural organization and the luxury department store Neiman Marcus have settled a lawsuit over the sale of
US consumers eased off credit card borrowing in January
Borrowing by Americans fell in January for the first time in five months
Texas regulators reject proposals to cut $16 billion in charges,
Texas' state power regulator on Friday unanimously vetoed a request to cut about $16 billion from state power charges during
3rd-degree murder count could be reinstated in Floyd's death
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ordered a judge to reconsider adding a third-degree murder charge against a former
Nonprofits stepping up to bolster COVID vaccination efforts
The messy and confusing distribution of vaccines has prompted a broad array of nonprofits and volunteers nationwide to step
Police investigate pepper spraying of mother near toddler
A Rochester police officer has been placed on administrative duty after using pepper spray on a shoplifting suspect who tried
Texas school district removes 'Rules of Chivalry' assignment
A Texas school district has taken down an assignment calling for students to follow the Rules of Chivalry following criticism
Remains of Kansas priest who died in Korean War identified
U.S. military officials say they have identified the remains of a Kansas priest who is being considered for sainthood by the
$1M for Minneapolis fences, barricades for George Floyd death trial
Minneapolis and Hennepin County officials will spend at least $1 million to put up fences and other barricades ahead of the
Senate begins marathon debate on Biden's $1.9 trillion Covid-19
A sharply divided US Senate on Friday accelerated its march toward passage of President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion Covid-19
Official: End in sight for Jackson residents without water
Crews continued working Friday to restore water to thousands of customers in Mississippis capital city
UN envoy calls for urgent action to reverse Myanmar coup
The U.N. special envoy for Myanmar is calling for urgent Security Council action to reverse Myanmars military coup
January 2022 trial set for IS militants nicknamed 'Beatles
A federal judge in Virginia has tentatively scheduled a January 2022 trial for two Britain militants charged with being part
Indian-descent Americans are taking over US, jokes Joe Biden
Reporter faces trial in case seen as attack on press rights
An Iowa journalist faces trial on charges stemming from her coverage of a protest against racial injustice
St. Louis-area mom, 2 children killed; baby taken, but safe
A St. Louis-area man fatally shot a woman and two of her children before fleeing with their baby, who was later found safe
Biden signals support to replace war power authority
President Joe Biden on Friday signaled support to replace decades-old authorizations for the use of military force in the
1 of 2 teens in Slender Man stabbing to ask for release
One of the teens convicted of stabbing a classmate to please the fictional internet horror character Slender Man is expected
US trade deficit up 1.9% in January on record goods imports
U.S. imports of goods broke a record in January pushing the trade deficit 1.9% higher, even as the coronavirus pandemic
Samsung says moms working from home should be enjoying it (
Working from home should be entertaining for parents. All you need, says Samsung, is a happy countenance and a sleepy child.
US added a strong 379,000 jobs in February as hiring rebounded in
US added a strong 379,000 jobs in February as hiring rebounded in hopeful sign for economy
A love letter to the brain: in his new book on AI, Jeff Hawkins is
Hawkins has crystallized fifteen years of thinking about the neocortex, with fresh insights for AI, and novel thoughts about
Indian-American Naureen Hassan named First VP, COO of New York Fed
Indian-American Naureen Hassan, a 25-year veteran of the financial services industry, has been named as the First Vice
AP PHOTOS: At a kosher food maker, a special Passover run
On a food production floor on Long Island, steam rises from a blue metal barrel filled with scalding water for dipping
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Switch Always On: Keeping your broadband up, automatically
Remote business locations don't always have the luxury of human intervention when network devices need to be rebooted. With
FTC joins 38 states in takedown of massive charity robocall
Over $110 million was taken from victims who believed they were funding veteran, children, and firefighter charities
$100 in crypto for a kilo of gold: Scammer pleads guilty to
The case brings a new meaning to a cryptocurrency gold rush
Relay Plus adds panic button to its enterprise push-to-talk device
New legislation is ushering in the requirement for a panic button in certain industries, and Relay+ has a solution
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Guatemala woman, 23, is among 13 killed in California crash
One of the 13 people killed when the SUV smuggling migrants into California hit a tractor-trailer was a 23-year-old woman who
Meghan accuses palace of perpetuating falsehoods
New York governor Andrew Cuomo accuser rejects his public apology
US job growth likely rose in February in rebound from slump
U.S. employers likely stepped up their hiring in February as confirmed viral cases declined, consumers spent big chunks of
9 in SUV have major injuries in border crash that killed 13
The California Highway Patrol says nine migrants in an SUV packed with 25 people that drove through an opening in a border
San Francisco paying $16.1 million for homeless tent camps
San Francisco is paying $16.1 million to house people in tent villages as the city struggles with a swelling homeless
US: Russia blocks Syria chemical weapons use accountability
The United States is accusing Syrian President Bashar Assad and his close ally Russia of trying to block all efforts to hold
Boy Scouts given more time to respond to lawsuit over assets
The official committee representing child sex abuse victims in the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy has agreed to give the
Elijah McClain's mom says his death sparked push for change
The mother of Elijah McClain isn't always hopeful but thinks its possible her son's death could create change