- Home
- Current Affairs
- Education
- Entertainment
- Finance
- Health & Fitness
- Lifestyle
- Opinion
- Politics
- Tech & Gadgets
- Travel
Subscribe to Updates
Subscribe to our newsletter and never miss our latest news
Subscribe my Newsletter for New Posts & tips Let's stay updated!
Author: admin
NEW YORK (AP) — A shaky economy. Overwhelming student debt. Few job prospects. Some recent college graduates have a burdensome mountain of reasons to move back home. For others, the choice may be easy as they seek to save money, or desire the physical and emotional comforts of family.But the familiar may feel different with the changing dynamics that come with growing up. One thing is certain: If you’re a new grad or the parents of one, you’re not alone in navigating new terrain. Maturity and respect among all parties is a good place to start before those packing boxes…
CNN — Fear has been gripping Iranians as Israel vows to continue attacking the Islamic Republic over its nuclear program, with many fleeing the bigger cities, including the capital Tehran, in search of safer areas. A resident of Saadat Abad, a wealthy neighborhood in north Tehran which has been hit in Israel’s strikes, told CNN they heard explosions all night, some so powerful that it shook their entire apartment building. Like other people in Iran who spoke with CNN, the resident asked to remain anonymous out of concern for their safety. There was chaos as residents ran down to the…
AP Mobile App CTA Get the AP News App VATICAN CITY (AP) — When Pope Leo XIV stepped out on the central loggia of St. Peter’s Basilica to greet the crowd for the first time after his May 8 election, liturgical fashion aficionados around the globe took note: Gone was the simple white cassock and silver cross favored by Pope Francis. Back was the red satin mozzetta shoulder cape, the burgundy stola with gold embroidery and a gold cross held by a double-stranded silken gold cord.Over Leo’s first few weeks, the excitement grew among liturgical fashion-conscious Catholics as they noticed…
NEW YORK (AP) — The Beach Boys’ Mike Love was inducted into the 2025 Songwriters Hall of Fame on Thursday night, just one day after it was announced that his inimitable bandmate Brian Wilson had died.The actor — and lifelong Beach Boys fan — John Stamos introduced him. “There are songs that don’t just play on the radio,” Stamos said in his speech. “Mike Love is a songwriter’s songwriter.” Stamos recalled asking Love, “Which songs did you write, again?” Love’s response: “I only wrote the hits.”Love’s speech was filled with gratitude, with one of his greatest thanks reserved for “my…
Flight map over the Middle East as Iran launches retaliatory attacks on Israel at 19:19 UTC on June 13th, 2025.Source: FlightRadar24Airlines around the world canceled flights to Israel and were skirting a large swath of airspace in the Middle East on Friday after Israel’s overnight missile strikes on Iran. Iran later launched drones toward Israeli territory.Delta Air Lines on Friday afternoon said it was suspending its service to Tel Aviv, Israel, until at least September, just weeks after resuming flights there. It had most recently resumed flights on May 20, and as of last week Delta had said it was planning to…
HHS reinstates more than 450 CDC employees fired in April reorganization, including childhood lead poisoning team
Facebook Tweet Email Link The US Department of Health and Human Services is reinstating more than 450 employees at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention who were fired as part of a massive reorganization in April, including workers focused on HIV and childhood lead exposure. More than 200 employees had their firings rescinded at the CDC’s National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD and Tuberculosis Prevention, along with 158 at the National Center for Environmental Health, an HHS spokesperson confirmed. Another 71 were brought back in the Office of the Director and two dozen more at the Global…
Travel Leaders Network unveiled its Power of Partnership (POP) Member Awards, which paid homage to Associate and Affiliate agencies during the company’s annual EDGE conference at Caesars Palace Las Vegas.Here’s a rundown on the winning recipients.Associate Member Award Winners Winners included Travel Travel, which was recognized as Associate of the Year “for consistent growth and active engagement across programs and partnerships,” Travel Leaders said.The Golden Legacy award went to Leone Travel, “for its lasting contributions and enduring impact on the network.” Discovery World Travel was the recipient of the President’s Award “for its long-term success, industry influence and community involvement.”Four…
Alphabet-owned robotaxi company Waymo is limiting service due to Saturday’s scheduled nationwide “No Kings” protests against President Donald Trump and his policies. A Waymo spokesperson confirmed the changes to Wired on Friday. Service is reportedly affected in San Francisco, Austin, Atlanta, and Phoenix, and is entirely suspended in Los Angeles. It’s not clear how long the limited service will last. As part of protests last weekend in Los Angeles against the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, five Waymo vehicles were set on fire and spray painted with anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) messages. In response, Waymo suspended service in downtown LA.…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Sen. Amy Klobuchar remembers slain Minnesota Rep. Melissa Hortman: Full interview09:31Now PlayingSen. Rand Paul says he’s ‘not an absolute no’ on Trump agenda bill01:54UP NEXTSen. Adam Schiff: Trump’s decision to deploy Marines to LA is ‘terrible abuse of the military’04:55Sen. Rand Paul says ‘it’s not the U.S.’s job to be involved’ in Israel-Iran conflict: Full interview11:16Sen. Adam Schiff calls on Trump and lawmakers to stop ‘flirtation with violence’: Full interview10:05Steve Kornacki: New poll shows Trump approval underwater due to low marks on the economy02:48’Ridiculous’: House Democrat…
NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge who barred the Trump administration from deporting Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil declined Friday to order his release from an immigration detention center, saying the former Columbia University student hadn’t yet proven he was being held illegally.The ruling is a setback for Khalil, who was detained in March. He had appeared to be close to winning his freedom after U.S. District Judge Michael Farbiarz held that the government’s initial effort to deport him on foreign policy grounds was likely unconstitutional.The judge had given the Trump administration until Friday morning to appeal an order that…