Society
Student debt forgiveness: Biden administration approves $5 billion for 80,000 new borrowers
California: Newsom cancels Christmas lighting speech for fear of pro-Palestinian protests
Riley Gaines speaks out about the persecution she has faced in the House of Representatives
Five Democrats align with GOP to block electric vehicle regulations
New Mexico sues Meta and Mark Zuckerberg for allowing child pornography on their platforms
Iconic TV producer Norman Lear dies at 101
Shooting at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas leaves 3 victims and one suspect dead
Taylor Swift named Time magazine’s Person of the Year 2023
Hollywood actors ratify the agreement and definitively end the strike
Paramount+ ended an interview with Kelsey Grammer after the actor expressed support for Donald Trump
Portland public schools must take into account the race and sexual identity of their students when punishing them
Treasury and Office of Terrorism announce creation of Counter-Fentanyl Strike Force
'Supernatural' actor Mark Sheppard reveals he had six heart attacks in just one day
Home in Arlington, Virginia explodes during police raid
Gabby Petito's family sues Brian Laundrie's parents, claiming they knew about her death before the remains were found
Presidents of Harvard, MIT and University of Pennsylvania to speak in Congress about antisemitism on their campuses
A school in Colorado forced an 11-year-old girl to sleep with a trans "girl" during a school trip
Gal Gadot raises her voice to denounce the silence towards the sexual violations committed by Hamas
Juanita Castro, the younger sister of Fidel Castro who lived in exile for decades due to her criticism of the Cuban communist regime, dies at 90
From Vladimir Putin to Taylor Swift: The finalists for 'Time''s Person of the Year
Shooting in Dallas leaves four dead, including 1-year-old baby
