money Seattle shop owners close business after city council's decision to defund the police
Steepologies Tea Seattle owners Andrea and Joe Raetzer speak out.
Steepologies Tea Seattle owners Andrea and Joe Raetzer speak out.
A group of high school students in Utah ran to the rescue and lifted up a vehicle to help save a mother and her 2-year-old son trapped underneath in a dramatic scene captured on video.
Adults can now possess up to 2.5 ounces of weed and grow up to six plants.
WASHINGTON — New York City Mayor Eric Adams will meet Thursday with several congressional leaders and the administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency to discuss his city's growing population of migrants.
For the first time since before Roe v. Wade was decided 50 years ago, a judge will allow a pregnant woman to obtain an emergency abortion in Texas.
Toy giant Lego and videogame leader Epic Games joined forces Thursday to launch "Lego Fortnite" in a bid to grow a platform already used by hundreds of millions of people.While the setting resembles that of the original Fortnite game, first launched in 2017, the playable space in the Lego version is 19 times as big.
NYU professor Eli Bartov says ‘no evidence of concealment’ while ex-president says ‘we did nothing wrong – the bank loves us’
Fresh labor market data is again the focus for investors, though hints the BOJ could exit its ultraloose rates policy was rattling nerves.
Norman Lear, the legendary television producer, was surrounded by his family before he died of natural causes Tuesday at his home in Los Angeles.
Republican presidential contender mocked for claim about Chinese-owned app during primary debate on Wednesday night
Climate change caused by human activity made torrential rains that have lashed East Africa since October and killed more than 300 people up to twice as intense, a scientific study said Thursday.The rains have displaced more than two million people in East Africa, almost half of them in Somalia alone.
U.S. Senate leaders vowed on Thursday to keep trying to reach an agreement to provide billions of dollars in new security aid to Ukraine, but faced uncertainty about doing so quickly after Republicans blocked a sweeping foreign security assistance bill. Senate Republicans voted unanimously on Wednesday to block the emergency spending bill to provide $110.5 billion in funds for Ukraine, Israel and other security needs, to press their demands for more control of immigration via the U.S. border with Mexico. The result, which had been expected, threatened Democratic President Joe Biden's effort to provide new aid before the end of 2023.
EU finance ministers will try to hammer out an agreement over dinner on Thursday to reform bloc-wide spending rules after months of bitter divisions, especially between France and Germany.France and Germany, the EU's two economic powerhouses have been at loggerheads over the reform in the past few months.
Democrats in the Senate have made several attempts over the past month to inject some urgency into the gun control fight.
Opposition activists in Russia came up with a way to get around Kremlin censorship while urging citizens to vote against President Vladimir Putin in an election next year: billboards disguised as a New Year's greeting. The Anti-Corruption Foundation founded by imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny paid for billboards in Moscow, St Petersburg and other Russian cities which said “Russia” and “Happy New Year.” There, voters were encouraged to oppose the longtime Russian leader on March 17, the day that Russian lawmakers set Thursday for the presidential election.
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The rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage decreased to 7.03% from 7.22% the week prior.
House Republicans are teeing up a vote to formally authorize their impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
Pantone has announced its Color of the Year for 2024. The color institute's experts decided on Peach Fuzz, a peach tone described as "velvety" and "gentle."
Actor Haven Burton wasn't worried about what professional critics thought of her new musical “How to Dance in Ohio." Who she really wanted to hear from was her 11-year-old son, Hudson. “How to Dance in Ohio” opens on Broadway on Sunday both celebrating and starring those on the autism spectrum as well as opening a window about autism's highs and lows for the neurotypical.
Ongoing catastrophic rains in Eastern Africa have been worsened by human-caused climate change that made them up to two times more intense, an international team of climate scientists said Thursday. The analysis comes from World Weather Attribution, a group of scientists who examine whether and to what extent human-induced climate change has altered the likelihood and magnitude of an extreme-weather event. October to December is a “short rains” season in Eastern Africa, with the frequency and intensity of the rains influenced by two naturally occurring climate phenomena: El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD), which this year have both shaped up to increase the likelihood of heavy rainfall.