In Politics
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Kids Get Wheels At Kensington Playground
Winter Carter, 5, received a new bike on Saturday morning — and jumped for joy.
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‘Sexism is alive and well.’ Matt Gaetz’s scandal puts a new spotlight on Florida’s male-dominated capital culture
The Matt Gaetz scandal is putting a new spotlight on a longstanding sexually charged political culture in Tallahassee, where a long-rumored game assigned points for sleeping with interns, lobbyists, aides and other elected officials.
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Republicans Who Voted to Impeach Trump Are Outraising Pro-Trump Challengers
Donald Trump has said he will use his leadership PAC to help primary challengers take them down.
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RNC chairwoman Ronna McDaniel comes under pressure to show more independence from Trump
Some party committee members want the GOP to create some distance from the former president — or at least grapple with the fact that Republicans lost the White House, Senate and House during his administration.
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Biden hits the golf course for first time in presidency
President Joe Biden played golf for the first time in his presidency Saturday, hitting the fairways in his home city of Wilmington -- and taking a page from his golf-obsessed predecessor Donald Trump's book.
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Police balk at new edict as Ontario brings in emergency measures...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he had no choice but to impose some of North America’s toughest restrictions to curb a sharp rise in Covid-19 cases. Some police forces have pushed back.
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TikTok Turns Average Joes Into Stars. Then What?
Because of the way the video service promotes programming, repeat success can prove elusive, even for creators who have gone viral in the past.
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Oscars producers lift the lid on nearly 'impossible' ceremony
A "teeny-tiny" red carpet, no invitations for Hollywood's most powerful moguls, and a "central" role for masks -- next weekend's in-person Oscars are taking no risks when it comes to Covid-19, but the event still would have been "impossible" to hold just weeks earlier, producers said Saturday.
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Suspect in FedEx shooting used two assault rifles he bought legally: police
The suspect a mass shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis, Ind., used two assault rifles during the attack that he purchased legally, police said Saturday.
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Terrifying Picture: How the Navy’s ‘Lady Lex’ Aircraft Carrier Fell at Coral Sea
Sebastien Roblin
Aircraft Cattiers, Asia
After many close calls, the Lexington finally arrived, prepared for battle.
Here's What You Need To Remember: Sixteen days later it was back in Pearl Harbor, where the venerable carrier finally had its eight-inch gun turrets removed in exchange for additional rapid-fire antiaircraft batteries. The Navy finally appreciated that the carrier’s ability to launch and defend against swarms of aircraft that could attack targets hundreds of miles away was more...
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Passengers sue United Airlines over engine explosion
Two passengers aboard a United Airlines plane that had to make an emergency landing in February after an engine malfunction are suing the airline,
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Tensions rise in US amid police shootings, Chauvin trial
Tensions have increased in the U.S. over the past week amid new reports of fatal police shootings and in anticipation of the verdict in former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin's murder trial.