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Colleen Taylor, Darrell Etherington, and Matthew Lynley discuss Apple's WWDC, Oculus VR Consumer Rift, and the resignation of Twitter's CEO Dick Costolo
Colleen Taylor, Darrell Etherington, and Matthew Lynley discuss Apple's WWDC, Oculus VR Consumer Rift, and the resignation of Twitter's CEO Dick Costolo
Just one problem: This person doesn't seem interested in running, should the opportunity arise.
A teenager who crashed a BMW SUV while driving 190 km/h, causing the deaths of her sister and a friend, was sentenced Tuesday during an emotional hearing that saw many in the courtroom, including the judge and lawyers, struggle to contain their emotions. The girl, who was 16 years old at the time of the incident, will spend two years on probation under conditions that include community service. She is also prohibited from driving for five years. Court heard that four teens were in the car the ni
Laurence Tribe explained what the Supreme Court decision means in "practical purposes" and it's "devastating."
Collective amnesia seems to have struck the conservative majority on the Supreme Court, especially around the question: Is the president above the law?Five of the six conservative justices who ruled to give the president absolute immunity for “core” presidential duties seem to have made contradictory statements during their Senate confirmation hearings.“No man is above the law,” Neil Gorsuch told Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) during his confirmation hearing in 2017. Read more at The Daily Beast.Get
Usually, a first lady looking radiant on the cover of Vogue is a PR coup for any presidential administration and a carefully-cultivated statement for a magazine that primarily covers fashion but also insists on its seriousness and depth.There have been some huge, unenforced errors in first lady features–profiling Asma al-Assad as a cosmopolitan “rose in the desert” as her dictator husband slaughtered thousands of Syrian civilians may have been the biggest–but generally, respected first lady + ta
Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck are reportedly selling their prized possessions amid reports that divorce is imminent.
Motive still being investigated, but shooting ‘could’ have racial element, police say
"I’ve lived my life, I don’t want pain anymore,” said Jan Faber before his death
Linda Blackford: A new, more powerful Donald Trump is threatening you, Mitch McConnell, and thanks to your Supreme Court, his threats suddenly have a lot more gravity.
Princess Anne has shared her first public message since leaving hospital where she received treatment for minor head injuries and concussion. Details...
More than 7 in 10 voters have already decided whom they will vote for in the November presidential election, according to a new poll. The Harvard CAPS/Harris poll released Monday showed 72 percent of respondents said they have already made up their minds, while 28 percent said they are still weighing their choices. That’s a…
Emma Raducanu is playing at Wimbledon! Discover more about the British tennis star's private life and her split from billionaire boyfriend, Carlo Agostinelli. Details...
"We married five months later and started to build our lives," the Oscar winner recalled in her caption on Instagram
The taekwondo-trained mum wrestles a thief as he tries to steal her bike, but police do not arrive.
The actress, who shares her daughter with 'Ozark' star Tom Pelphrey, declared it's 'time for swimming lessons' for her baby girl
War expert Mick Ryan says Russia failed to act decisively in the Ukraine war, missing a chance to strike a decisive blow.
Hurricane Beryl has continued to grow in intensity, becoming a Category 5 hurricane on Monday night.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's threat of impeachment comes after the court ruled on Trump's immunity argument.
King Charles and Queen Camilla reunited with their relatives at the festive affair.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor issued a withering dissent to the Supreme Court’s presidential immunity ruling on Monday, writing that U.S. presidents will now be able to assassinate political rivals and accept bribes with impunity while they’re in office.That’s a dangerous precedent to set, Sotomayor wrote, especially as the increasingly unpredictable Donald Trump seeks a return to the White House. “The president of the United States is the most powerful person in the country, and possibly the world,”