Michigan's Stabenow Won't Run For Re-election, Leaving Battleground Senate Seat Open In 2024
The surprising announcement will leave an open battleground seat in 2024.
The surprising announcement will leave an open battleground seat in 2024.
2023 is shaping up as a challenging year to be a woman or minority working in the tech sector, or even a person with one too many years under their belt.
NFL's Hamlin shows 'remarkable improvement' after cardiac arrest
United Nations intelligence analysts have spotted suspected movements by M23 rebels in parts of eastern Congo from which they were meant to have withdrawn and signs the armed group has seized ground in other areas, internal U.N.
The number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits dropped to a three-month low last week while layoffs fell 43% in December, pointing to a still-tight labor market that could force the Federal Reserve to keep hiking interest rates.
From tracking moods to putting on a show, it's AI-everything at CES
The ancient city of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO world heritage site, has been shut down, and tourists evacuated as Peruvian protesters block roads and train routes.
A Las Vegas production company has plans to turn a small desert town into a Circus Town.
Mexican drug cartel leader Ovidio Guzman, a son of jailed kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, was arrested, unleashing a violent backlash by gang gunmen on Thursday that shut the airport in the city of Culiacan as authorities told residents to stay indoors.
Portugal's opposition parties strongly criticised the Socialist government's vetting procedures on Thursday after a string of high-level scandals and resignations in recent weeks over allegations of past misconduct or questionable practices.
Mexico arrests son of notorious drug kingpin 'El Chapo'
An unsealed affidavit in the University of Idaho students murder case revealed the victims' roommate heard crying and the killer.
Carlos Correa is still a free agent, but he's expected to land with the Mets at some point.
Tensions at Turkey funerals of Kurds killed in Paris
A woman who lived at the house where four University of Idaho students were stabbed to death told investigators she was awakened on the night of the murders by the sound of someone crying in one of the victim's bedrooms - and then watched as a masked man walked past her and out of the house.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc on Thursday said it was exploring options including a bankruptcy filing to address the U.S.
Mercedes to recall over 320K vehicles over reports of engine stalling.
Six women in Peru embark on transoceanic voyage on paddle board
Biden tells illegal migrants to keep out -- but opens door to others
The Saturday night jackpot will climb to $325 million after no grand prize winners resulted from the Wednesday lottery drawing.
Elon Musk tweeted on Thursday that Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) "should be Speaker" as the House enters its third day of voting.
New York's attorney general on Thursday sued Celsius Network founder Alex Mashinsky, claiming he defrauded investors out of billions of dollars in digital currency by concealing the failing health of his now-bankrupt cryptocurrency lending platform.
"The proposed rule would ensure that employers can't exploit their outsized bargaining power to limit workers' opportunities and stifle competition," Director of the FTC's Office of Policy Planning Elizabeth Wilkins said.
The United States will use pandemic-era restrictions to rapidly expel Cuban, Nicaraguan and Haitian migrants caught illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, President Joe Biden announced on Thursday as he seeks to gain control of migration.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which enforces antitrust law, proposed a rule that would ban companies from requiring workers to sign noncompete provisions as well as some training repayment agreements, which companies use to keep workers from leaving for better jobs, the agency said on Thursday.