A poignant national touring exhibition, born from a mother's grief for her son Oscar Grant, uses birthday remembrances to humanize victims of police brutality and examine the enduring impact on communities.
Former Bolivian leader Evo Morales has vanished from public view for over a month, coinciding with an active arrest warrant and the controversial reinstatement of U.S. drug enforcement agents to the country, fueling speculation and political tension.
A major human rights review accuses the Labour government of eroding civil liberties through expansive surveillance, restrictive protest laws, and the controversial banning of activist groups, raising alarms about the state of democracy in Britain.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to block California's newly adopted congressional district map, a move seen as countering Republican redistricting efforts in Texas. The decision is expected to bolster Democratic prospects in the battle for control of the House of Representatives in the upcoming midterm elections.
The UN children's agency is urging nations worldwide to outlaw the creation of AI-generated child sexual abuse material, citing alarming reports of a surge in such fabricated content. The call comes as Britain moves to become the first country to explicitly criminalize the practice.
Alex Saab, a close ally of President Nicolás Maduro and former Venezuelan minister, has been arrested in Caracas according to Colombian media reports, just months after his high-profile release from U.S. custody in a prisoner exchange deal.
Enphase Energy's latest quarterly results and bullish 2026 outlook have reignited investor interest, sparking a sharp rally. However, the microinverter leader's path forward is clouded by sector headwinds and a stark contrast between recent gains and steep annual losses.
The parent company of Titleist and FootJoy has seen its fair value estimate rise modestly to around $87, reflecting a cautious but growing confidence in its ability to meet expectations, even as some analysts warn the stock may be nearing fair price.
Super Micro Computer's stellar Q2 earnings, fueled by AI server demand, have prompted a raised annual outlook to over $40 billion. Yet, the celebration is tempered by stark realities: margins are razor-thin, and the company's fortunes are increasingly tied to one massive data center customer, reshaping its risk profile for investors.
Analysts have nudged Teva Pharmaceutical's fair value estimate upward but tightened their valuation ranges, reflecting a guarded optimism as the company's pipeline developments through 2026 face scrutiny against a modest revenue growth forecast.
Volkswagen Group is reportedly reconsidering the future of the all-electric Porsche 718 Boxster and Cayman, citing development hurdles and rising costs. The potential move signals a strategic pivot towards core, high-volume electric vehicles and stricter financial discipline across the auto giant's portfolio.
An internal Justice Department review has found that attorney Ed Martin, a Trump appointee, improperly shared grand jury materials related to investigations of political figures. The findings led to his removal from a key role and eventual departure from the department.
As U.S. and Iranian officials prepare for high-stakes talks, a series of dangerous aerial and naval incidents in the Gulf underscores the fragile line between diplomacy and escalation. Analysts warn President Trump's threats face a critical credibility test, drawing inevitable parallels to a previous administration's pivotal moment.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to block California's newly drawn congressional districts, a decision that bolsters Democratic prospects to gain up to five House seats in the upcoming elections and intensifies the national battle over partisan redistricting.
Senator Tim Scott pushes back against a Justice Department investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling it a political maneuver that is now jeopardizing the confirmation of President Trump's nominee to succeed Powell.
As a top GOP donor issues a rare public rebuke of Trump's Fed attacks, investors are looking to time-tested assets to shield their wealth from inflation's relentless erosion.
As Berkshire Hathaway enters a new era under Greg Abel, analysts question a notable omission from its tech holdings: Meta Platforms. Despite boasting one of the world's widest economic moats, the social media giant never made the cut for Warren Buffett.
In a congressional hearing, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent argued that the Federal Reserve's independence is contingent on public trust, a trust he claims was damaged by the central bank's handling of inflation. He also defended the right of presidents and lawmakers to comment on monetary policy.
Shares of Silicon Laboratories skyrocketed after the chipmaker reported solid Q4 results and announced a definitive agreement to be acquired by Texas Instruments for $231 per share, a premium that leaves room for further gains.
A landmark study reveals a widespread and costly retirement planning error, with the vast majority of Americans claiming Social Security benefits too early and sacrificing significant lifetime income.
