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SpaceX may be forced to move the launch of its Starship rocket to Florida as regulatory delays continue, CEO Elon Musk has said.

The Biden Administration has promised to resettle up to 100,000 Ukrainian refugees.

Former Trump officials Steve Bannon and Mark Meadows have previously been referred to the Department of Justice—and Bannon has been indicted.

Over 60% of respondents said dating during the pandemic is harder than it was before.

The new law should help mail delays—and “preserve the ability of the Post Office to exist.”

A senior defense official on Wednesday said the Pentagon had assessed that all Russian forces had left the Kyiv and Chernihiv areas.

Republicans have become more aligned with Democrats on this issue following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Following reports that Thomas’ wife Ginni supported efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, 79% of Democrats and 28% of Republicans believe he should step back from cases related to the election, polling by Quinnipiac University found.

Russian forces left the Kyiv area after failing to capture or besiege the Ukrainian capital, but those troops could eventually be redeployed to eastern Ukraine.

The same model was also driven by Pierce Bronan’s James Bond in 2002’s “Die Another Day.”

The U.S. has labeled Putin a “war criminal.”

Stocks fell on the prospect of larger rate hikes and the Fed’s intent to reduce its holdings by $95 billion a month.

While Minnesota prosecutors were critical of the no-knock raid that caused Locke’s death, they said there was “insufficient admissible evidence” to file any criminal charges.

Popular Google apps including Speed Camera Radar, Al-Moazin Lite and Wifi Mouse included secret data-harvesting code authored by a Panama-based company, researchers found.

The body will decide if further actions should be taken against Smith, who resigned from the Academy on Friday.

At least 71 museums, theaters, churches and a Holocaust memorial have been damaged during the conflict, according to UNESCO.

The AGs said they're prepared to use the "full weight of our authority" to take on the league.

Most people are still wearing masks at least sometimes, but only 51% are wearing them regularly.

Investors are bracing for more uncertainty as Fed officials pledge to aggressively raise rates to combat inflation.

Americans watched a weekly average of 169.4 billion minutes of streaming video content in February.

Researchers said there is a “high probability” fluvoxamine, a cheap and widely available antidepressant pill, is associated with “at least a moderate reduction in Covid-19 hospitalizations.”

The sale of stockpiled oil by member nations of the International Energy Agency will be said to total 120 million barrels when combined with 60 million barrels of a 180 million barrel sale announced by the U.S.

Two Broadway shows have canceled shows so far, and Covid cases are already affecting others.

The U.S. sanctions are intended to punish Russia and Russian President Vladimir Putin for alleged atrocities in Bucha.

Attorney General Merrick Garland said the Department of Justice has seized millions of dollars believed to be traced to the sanctions violations.