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Authorities in New York City are searching for a Maine woman who was last seen in Times Square this week before she vanished.

A Washington state cougar broke into a man’s home, tore through a screen door, smashed a window and eventually passed out in the kitchen sink.

A member of the Service Employees International Union’s largest California chapter, who is now the group’s president-elect, said Wednesday that when sworn in, he will… Read More »California union president-elect says he won’t support Newsom against recall, will end political spending

WNBA players stepped into the spotlight last season and advocated for various social justice platforms during their season in the bubble due to the coronavirus… Read More »WNBA players union voices support for George Floyd police reform bill: ‘The time for action is now’

The actress, who played Rachel Green, said that her ex-husband, Brad Pitt, was one of her favorite guest stars.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s administration on Monday rescinded a rule that limits restaurant tables to no more than six people, a day after she apologized… Read More »Whitmer administration rescinds rule she ignored at bar

Feminist and women’s rights organizations have stayed largely quiet about the revelation that CNN’s Chris Cuomo advised his brother to not resign in the wake… Read More »Feminist groups largely quiet after CNN’s Cuomo advised brother to not resign over sexual harassment charges

Sen. Rand Paul said he won’t get the COVID-19 vaccine because he has already had the coronavirus and believes he now has “natural immunity.”

Kyle Garlick hit a three-run homer in the 10th inning off James Karinchak, and the Minnesota Twins defeated the Cleveland Indians 8-5 on Sunday.

Tony Hall, who served as director of BBC’s news and current affairs at the time Princess Diana gave her explosive 1995 interview, resigned from his… Read More »BBC director during explosive 1995 interview with Princess Diana steps down from current role