The tension in the United Methodist Church continues to mount, as over 100 congregations in Florida have filed a lawsuit to formally split from the denomination as it marches toward a schism over the biblical doctrine of gender and sexuality.
President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Tuesday aimed at deterring and punishing wrongful detention of U.S. citizens abroad by authorizing government agencies to impose sanctions and other measures.
In 1913, Thorpe was stripped of his medals when it was discovered he had earned between $2 and $35 playing semi-pro baseball. More than 100 years later, his legacy finally has the honors it deserves.
The lawsuit could be the first U.S. case to recognize a fetus’ legal rights following the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade.
Twitter Inc.’s lawsuit to hold Elon Musk to his $44 billion takeover will go to trial in October after a Delaware judge said on Tuesday that the social media company deserved a quick resolution of the deal’s uncertainty.
A woman claims she nearly died after picking up a fentanyl-laced dollar bill in Kentucky. Her story is under dispute.
Uber Technologies Inc. will pay more than $2 million and waive wait time fees for disabled passengers in order to settle U.S. allegations that the ride-share company had violated the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Department of Justice said on Monday.
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is continuing to rail against pro-life pregnancy centers, accusing them of fooling “people who are looking for pregnancy termination help,” while calling for them to shut down “all around the country.”
A deadly heatwave holds Europe in its grip, as Spain and Portugal reported that over 1,000 people died in heat-related incidents last week.
According to some critics and supporters alike, however, the reality of the situation is that this vote, along with votes scheduled on abortion rights and contraceptive coverage, is part of a Democratic political strategy.
