Elon Musk, the chief executive officer of Tesla and the world’s richest person, said on Friday he was terminating his $44 billion deal to buy Twitter because the social media company had breached multiple provisions of the merger agreement.
The National Education Association voted to spend $140,625 to research and compile a list of groups’ funding sources, the leaders that have “connections to known entities that are seeking to dismantle public education, organization headquarters, and chapter locations.”
Sri Lanka Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe is willing to resign to make way for all-party government, his office said in a statement on Saturday, after thousands of protesters stormed the president’s official residence in Colombo.
The White House claims the Texas governor is causing “chaos and confusion” at the Mexico-U.S. border, rather than blaming an unprecedented wave of illegal immigrants.
Italy on Monday declared a state of emergency for areas surrounding the river Po, which accounts for roughly a third of the country’s agricultural production and is suffering its worst drought for 70 years.
You would think that a former leader of the free world would have accomplished some pretty significant things during their lifetime.
Under-stated Elena Rybakina barely broke into a smile after winning the Wimbledon title on Saturday but endeared herself to the Centre Court crowd with a stunning display.
Ukrainian citizens in villages near the southern frontline have been asked to evacuate before they become more fatalities in a brutal battle for control of the city.
At least 16 people have been killed after sudden rains triggered flash floods during an annual Hindu pilgrimage to the cave shrine of Amarnath in Indian Kashmir, a government official said on Saturday.
President Joe Biden called the United States Supreme Court “out of control” Friday as he signed an executive order that even his staunchest supporters and the president himself have noted will have limited impact.
