Pride events face funding cuts as corporations pull back due to political pressures on DEI and LGBTQ+ support.
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A federal judge blocks Trump's plan to rename the Kennedy Center, citing its dedication to President Kennedy.
This week, the pope took a stand on AI in an encyclical Google Gemini called "historic and highly ambitious."
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — A Blue Origin rocket exploded during a test, shaking homes and briefly lighting up the sky.
Despite surging overdoses in some western states, U.S. drug fatalities fell 14% in 2025, reaching a historic low.
NEW YORK — Happy, a Bronx Zoo elephant, provided new insight into elephant behavior and was central to a key animal rights case. She has been euthanized at 55, the zoo announced Wednesday.
The White House is silent on Trump's third check-up at Walter Reed in 13 months, raising transparency concerns.
Joe Biden Sues Justice Department to Block Release of Audio
WASHINGTON — Joe Biden sued the Justice Department to prevent releasing interview recordings obtained by special counsel.
ATLANTA — Mike Davis, a Delta ramp agent, navigates the bustling Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, aided by AI tech.
Tim Ream, playing for Charlotte FC, sees the 2026 World Cup as crucial for inspiring new U.S. soccer fans.