Jamaal Bowman began his public service career as a middle school principal. Then, Bowman — a New York Democrat — won a primary election during the feverish summer of 2020. Then last year, Bowman became a single-issue candidate, focused entirely on denying Hamas’ use of rape as a weapon of… Read More
Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky is on the defensive after a U.S. ban
The cybersecurity firm Kaspersky denied Friday that it is a security threat after the U.S. Commerce Department banned the use of its software in the United States. The Moscow-based company — whose CEO Eugene Kaspersky is Russian — said in a statement that the Commerce Department’s decision would not affect… Read More
What to know about Thursday’s summer solstice
Summer is starting, and we’re in for a special treat with a full moon to mark the occasion. Let’s explore what you should know about the summer solstice observed on Thursday, Jun. 20, in the Northern Hemisphere. The Earth doesn’t spin straight up and down as it orbits the sun…. Read More
Yellowstone gets rare white buffalo calf
People are excited about photos of a white bison calf in Yellowstone National Park. In fact, many of them are wondering how a white bison would even be able to exist in the first place. A park visitor said she took pictures of a fuzzy white calf with its dark… Read More
RFK Jr. to secure ballot access in this swing state
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is running for president as an independent candidate, has filed papers to be on the ballot in Pennsylvania for the November election. He did this six weeks before the Aug. 1 deadline. After this deadline, people can challenge his paperwork in court. Both President Joe… Read More
Fox News gets a big legal win Thursday
Barely a year after its bombshell settlement with Dominion Voting Systems, Fox News Channel appeared to be heading for another defamation suit. Mauricio Garcia, a 36-year-old man in Texas, sued the network in April for allegedly misidentifying him as a mass shooter. He also sued Newsmax, Univision, and several others…. Read More
Lawmaker apologizes for pouring water in her colleague’s bag
A Republican state lawmaker from Vermont has apologized for repeatedly pouring water into a Democratic colleague’s bag, after he caught her doing it on video. State Rep. Mary Morrissey publicly apologized to state Rep. Jim Carroll, colleagues and the citizens of Vermont from the House floor on Monday. Both are… Read More
I quit! Washington Post’s new hire resigns in disgrace
Robert Winnett, who was recently chosen to be the new editor of The Washington Post, has decided not to take the job. Instead, he will stay in England, where he currently works. This decision comes during a time when The Washington Post is experiencing leadership problems. Will Lewis, who is… Read More
Dollar Tree left lead-tainted food on shelves for weeks after recall, FDA says
Dollar Tree didn’t do a good job recalling applesauce pouches that contained lead, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These pouches made over 500 children sick, but they stayed on some store shelves for two months after the recall. The FDA sent a warning letter to Dollar Tree… Read More
New Mexico judge weighs whether to compel bombshell testimony in Alec Baldwin trial
A judge in New Mexico will decide on Friday whether Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the person in charge of weapons on a movie set, must testify at actor Alec Baldwin’s trial. Baldwin is accused of involuntary manslaughter for accidentally shooting and killing a cinematographer named Halyna Hutchins during the filming of a… Read More
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