Twitter Inc anticipates a shareholder vote on its $44 billion sale to Elon Musk could come by early August, as it continues to work constructively to complete the deal with the world’s richest person, the social media company’s top executives told employees on Wednesday.
President Joe Biden appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Wednesday night for his first interview in 118 days.
Five U.S. Marines were killed when their Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft crashed in Southern California during a training mission, the military branch said on Thursday.
The Boston Celtics got tough to move halfway toward their 18th world championship.
A man armed with a Glock pistol and other weapons who was arrested outside of Brett Kavanaugh’s home Wednesday has been charged in federal court with the attempted murder of the Supreme Court Justice.
German investigators are trying to make sense of “confused” statements from a 29-year-old man who rammed his car into a group of schoolchildren and killed a teacher in Berlin, the city’s mayor, Franziska Giffey, said on Thursday.
The attacks on facilities associated with pro-life groups continued this week, as one or more far-left radical firebombed a building where women, many of whom face unplanned pregnancies, hoped to have given birth.
What was supposed to be a joyous celebration of the achievement of differently-abled athletes from across the United States and Caribbean has turned into an effort to find six missing people in Central Florida.
North Korea’s recent missile tests were “serious, unlawful” provocations, senior officials from South Korea, the United States and Japan said on Wednesday, urging Pyongyang to return to dialogue and accept offers of COVID-19 aid.
Despite the fact that the House passed sweeping gun reform on Wednesday along mostly party lines, Democrat and Republican negotiators say they are still far from a gun control deal that will satisfy enough Republicans to proceed. Negotiators did, however, stress that the proposal is starting to take shape.
