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IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Crowd Cheers Brave Ducklings Taking Leap of Faith to Reach Mom04:33Nina Kuscsik, Trailblazing Marathon Runner, Dies at 8602:06Painter Amy Sherald Talks Exhibit Spotlighting Black American Life02:58Inside Look at the Rise of Political Violence in the United States04:37Now PlayingUS Hits 3 Iranian Nuclear Sites, Trump Warns Against Retaliation14:10UP NEXTShop These Local Businesses to Bring a Piece of Alaska Home04:23TODAY Gets a Tour of Wildlife and Culture in Anchorage, Alaska04:14Olympian Kikkan Randall Talks Learning to Ski in Anchorage05:313rd Hour of TODAY Tours the Sights and Sweets of Anchorage03:253rd…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Atomic energy director: ‘Let us not allow the window to close on diplomacy’03:41Israeli UN ambassador says U.S. acted with ‘incredible bravery and morality’06:26Anti-war protests form in New York City following U.S. strikes in Iran02:54Trump administration warns Iran retaliation would be ‘terrible mistake’01:27How Middle Eastern leaders may react to U.S. strike against Iran05:32125 military aircraft and 25 minutes. How Operation Midnight Hammer unfolded.06:17Iran’s retaliation potential as U.S. postures in region after nuclear site strikes02:07Special Report: Pentagon addresses nation after U.S. strikes on Iran nuclear sites38:35What nuclear capabilities…
CNN — The smile on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s face was impossible to hide. Minutes after President Donald Trump announced that the US had bombed three of Iran’s nuclear facilities, Netanyahu effusively praised the American leader as someone whose decisions could lead the region to a “future of prosperity and peace.” Since Israel launched its attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities and other targets, Netanyahu and the country’s other political echelon had been careful not to be perceived as dragging Trump into another war in the Middle East. In the end, the US joining the campaign – and taking credit for…
MILAN (AP) — Simon Cracker’s collection for next summer is an expression of exasperation with a world of uninformed “experts,” and as an antidote the Italian upcycled brand has distilled its focus to singular, spotlight garments, paired with a Simon Cracker new uniform.For designers Filippo Biraghi and Simone Botte, upcycling is the lexicon they use to tell the story. This season’s was titled: “The devil in the details.”They took inspiration for their ironic and disproportionate details from the Belgian designer Martin Margiela, adding to the garments oversized buttons that were actually facsimile copies, huge safety- and clothespins and giant zipper…
The U.S. Travel Association wrapped up its annual IPW conference in Chicago on Friday, marking an important moment for the country’s tourism industry. The event attracted 6,000 delegates from 70 countries, all focused on boosting international visitors to the United States in the coming three years. “The total direct spending value of the travel industry in the United States is $1.3 trillion every year, and almost $200 million of that comes from international visitors,” said U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Geoff Freeman. “Yet over the last decade, America has lost ground in the global travel market,” said Freeman. “To reclaim…
A Republican effort to prevent states from enforcing their own AI regulations cleared a key procedural hurdle on Saturday. The rule, as reportedly rewritten by Senate Commerce Chair Ted Cruz in an attempt to comply with budgetary rules, would withhold federal broadband funding from states if they try to enforce AI regulations in the next 10 years. And the rewrite seems to have passed muster, with the Senate Parliamentarian now ruling that the provision is not subject to the so-called Byrd rule — so it can be included in Republicans’ “One Big, Beautiful Bill” and passed with a simple majority,…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.US Hits 3 Iranian Nuclear Sites, Trump Warns Against Retaliation14:10Now PlayingInside Look at the Rise of Political Violence in the United States04:37UP NEXTMariska Hargitay talks ‘SVU’ and Olivia Benson’s real-life impact08:33Painter Amy Sherald Talks Exhibit Spotlighting Black American Life02:58Nina Kuscsik, Trailblazing Marathon Runner, Dies at 8602:06Crowd Cheers Brave Ducklings Taking Leap of Faith to Reach Mom04:33Sorority Sisters Mark 60th Legacy Graduation in Sunday Mug Shot01:35Mark Hamill Talks ‘Life of Chuck,’ His Career, Future of ‘Star Wars’08:32David Murdock, Former Dole CEO, Dies at 10201:53Dolly Parton Takes Sunday…
MILAN (AP) — With global tensions escalating, Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons want to change the conversation to something gentle, calm and nice with their menswear collection for next summer, previewed during Milan Fashion Week on Sunday.“We tried to make a change of tone, from powerful to gentle, calm,’’ Prada said after the show. “Basically, the opposite of aggression, power, nastiness.’’“Sometimes it is good to reflect, and be a bit more calm,’’ added Simons, her co-creative director.Innocence reimagined In that vein, the pair’s latest menswear collection recalled childish innocence, opening with short shorts that were more precisely elasticized briefs, with…
NEW YORK (AP) — Neither Pixar nor zombies were enough to topple “How to Train Your Dragon” from the No. 1 slot at North American box offices over the weekend. The Universal Pictures live-action remake remained the top film, bringing in $37 million in ticket sales in its second weekend, despite the sizeable new releases of “Elio” and “28 Years Later.” , according to studio estimates Sunday. “How To Train Your Dragon” has rapidly amassed $358.2 million worldwide.Six years after its last entry, the Dean DeBlois-directed “How To Train Your Dragon” has proven a potent revival of the DreamWorks Animation…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Vice Pres. Vance: ‘We’re not at war with Iran. We’re at war with Iran’s nuclear program’01:16Vice Pres. Vance says US has ‘substantially delayed’ Iran’s nuclear weapon program: Full interview18:28Now Playing‘It was our intelligence’: VP Vance says attack on Iran wasn’t based on Israeli intelligence02:51UP NEXT‘Israel is profoundly grateful’: Sen. Lindsey Graham shares Netanyahu’s message to the U.S.01:29Sen. Mark Kelly: Trump’s decision to strike Iran puts U.S. troops ‘at further risk’00:50Sen. Lindsey Graham doesn’t predict U.S. ‘boots on the ground’ in Iran: Full interview07:01Sen. Mark Kelly says…