It took a village to free this L.A. grandma from ICE detention. They celebrated this week
Family members greeted Emma De Paz with tears, hugs, signs and bouquets of flowers on Monday when federal immigration agents...
You didn’t win: Mega Millions jackpot grows to $680 million
(NEXSTAR) — No one won big in Tuesday’s drawing, and the Mega Millions jackpot has grown to an estimated $680...
‘I let down an entire nation.’ He wasn’t Shohei Ohtani. He’s pulling for the Blue Jays
No sooner had the Toronto Blue Jays clinched a World Series spot against the Dodgers than the torrent of memes,...
Spotify Wants to Help You Find Local Live Music
Well, well, well. After years of complaints that music streaming has hollowed out the music industry’s bread-and-butter economic model of...
Money-losing companies with colorful histories have pivoted to crypto
A marketer of shark-repellant sunscreen. A maker of chocolate-flavored whiskey. A seller of a drink that promises to quickly lower...
Trump Keeps Attacking Americans. Why Does He Get Away With It?
On Saturday, as millions of Americans gathered at more than 2,700 protests across all 50 states to demonstrate against what...
A Movie About Cancel Culture. Or Maybe Not.
The following contains spoilers for After the Hunt. After the Hunt, the latest film from the director Luca Guadagnino, seems...
‘Girlboss’ Sophia Amoruso says she was too quick to fire people at Nasty Gal. She shared what she learned from the startup’s epic rise and fall.
Nasty Gal founder Sophia Amoruso.MICHAEL TRAN/AFP via Getty ImagesSophia Amoruso built Nasty Gal from scratch to a $350 million valuation,...
The AG Putting Big Tech On Trial
Issa Bee is a 13-year-old girl from rural New Mexico. When her Facebook account was created, in August 2023, she...
Germany backs Selmayr for top Brussels job
BRUSSELS — Divisive German civil servant Martin Selmayr should return to Brussels for the sake of the EU, Berlin declared...
