In a recent development, Virginia Giuffre, a prominent figure in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking scandal, has publicly ridiculed the numerous Epstein associates who are set to be named at the start of the new year.

A Brookline High School student in Massachusetts sustained severe injuries after leaping from a six-story window, an incident that occurred following his consumption of magic mushrooms, according to Boston 25.

Harvard University's President, Claudine Gay, is under scrutiny as the institution has discovered further instances of inadequate citation in her work.

In a significant legal victory for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, an appellate court ruled on Tuesday that the Biden administration is prohibited from removing the state's concertina wire fencing, a measure implemented to deter illegal immigration.

In a significant move towards addressing the historical injustices of slavery and racial discrimination, New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) signed a bill on Tuesday to establish a reparations commission.

After a prolonged period of strained relations and silence, high-level communication between the United States and China has been reestablished.

The United States Capitol building has once again become the stage for a demonstration, this time by anti-Israel activists.

Microsoft Word has introduced a new feature that has sparked controversy and debate.

A Detroit police officer has been apprehended and charged with manslaughter following an incident involving a 71-year-old man at a local bowling alley earlier this year.

The plaza in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. was vandalized in the early hours of Wednesday morning, with pro-Hamas slogans spray-painted and copious amounts of red paint poured on the stairs and plaza.