The White House said Southwest Airlines Co. should bear full responsibility for massive holiday travel disruptions that stranded thousands of passengers across the US, and would be held accountable by the administration.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said allies are pushing to strengthen the alliance’s target of spending 2% of output on defense, with the aim of reaching an agreement by July.
Celsius Network LLC has agreed to let Core Scientific Inc. shut off more than 37,000 crypto mining rigs that the bankrupt digital-asset lender hasn’t been fully paying for, resolving a months-long conflict.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis bashed President Joe Biden’s policies on everything from public spending and energy to immigration, using his second-term inauguration to set up a potential run for the Republican presidential nomination in 2024.
US News & World Report pledged to modify its law school rankings after a growing number of institutions, including Yale and Harvard, called the rankings “flawed.”
The government’s latest US population estimates portend significant shifts in congressional seats away from Democratic-leaning states by the end of the decade if current trends continue.
The New York City native who tossed smoke cannisters inside a packed Brooklyn subway car before opening fire on stunned commuters last year has pleaded guilty to terrorism and gun charges.
‘This is what reparations look like’: Los Angeles County chair
Americans moving across state borders last year were largely propelled by lifestyle motives and were drawn to cheaper and less densely packed locations, according to one of the nation’s top moving companies.
President Joe Biden and his White House aides are hopeful that Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin recovers after he collapsed on the field during a nationally televised National Football League game and was taken to the hospital.
