Bloomberg: Healing the Wounds of 9/11 The 9/11 “terrorists targeted New York City because it has long been a symbol of the freedoms they hated,” observes Michael R. Bloomberg at USA Today — and “New York a quarter century later” shows “how profoundly they failed.” From the start, City Hall “believed that Lower Manhattan’s recovery depended not on…
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0 claims checkedThere is a fine line between an NFL coach being guarded and being deceitful. Klint Kubiak, the Raiders’ first-year head coach, walked right up to it Wednesday morning. A couple of hours before it was…
Finland: Google announces €13 billion AI, energy investment September 10, 2026 US tech company Google on Wednesday announced that it would be investing €13 billion ($15.1 billion) in AI…
Despite a growing list of reasons to worry about the market, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday that he still sees enough reasons to remain optimistic. "Long-term, it really doesn't pay to be…
Ed Sheeran can’t say he didn’t know. For the last two years, rapper Macklemore has made radical political activism as central to his public persona as his music. He’s released songs that falsely…
The FBI special agent who oversaw the investigation at the Pentagon in the weeks after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks visited the memorial there for the first time Wednesday morning. “It…
Tens of thousands of immigrants from El Salvador in the D.C. area face uncertain futures related to their temporary protected status. U.S.
On the second day of the Anele Tembe inquest, Witness 9, who chose not to be identified, became the first witness to place rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes at the balcony immediately after his fiancée,…
“Ons is mos landbouers. Ons moet positief wees. Daar’s genoeg ander negatiewe dinge. [We are farmers. We must be positive.