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Kamala Harris blasts Trump over Jan. 6—and abortion—in DNC speech
Harris is the first Black woman to head a major political party’s presidential ticket.
Harris is the first Black woman to head a major political party’s presidential ticket.
RFK Jr. was expected to drop out of the race amid polling struggles and legal obstacles preventing him from getting his name on some state ballots.
Shein, the Chinese-owned fast-fashion giant, is suing rival Temu for copyright infringement, alleging the retailer “masquerades” as an online marketplace by copying products sold by Shein, which faces similar allegations from other brands and retailers.
Cooper’s podcast has ranked as the second-biggest on Spotify since 2021, only behind “The Joe Rogan Experience.”
Jeffrey Piccolo is attempting to sue Disney after his wife died from her allergy at a theme park restaurant—despite repeated assurances her meal was safe, his lawsuit argues.
The Forbes 30 Under 30 alumnus became the first Italian to be named the world’s top-ranked tennis player earlier this year.
Lynch, a former Forbes billionaire, made his fortune as the CEO of Autonomy, a tech company acquired by HP in a sale that led to more than a decade of legal strife.
Although the asteroids will make close approaches, NASA believes they don’t pose any potential danger.
A former Savage X Fenty executive will replace Martin Waters at Victoria’s Secret.
Los Angeles police opened an investigation into Perry’s death after an autopsy revealed the “Friends” star died of “acute effects of ketamine.”