Actor Johnny Depp, testifying on Wednesday in a $50 million defamation case against his former wife Amber Heard, said she was the one who became violent when their relationship soured, hurling insults that at times escalated into a slap or a shove.
Scientists at the University of Michigan have found a new, non-invasive treatment for liver cancer.
The Washington Post is making headlines for a recent article which shared some personal information from a conservative online content creator, in what some are calling a “hypocritical” move.
Fourteen people went on trial in Belgium on Tuesday accused of helping a jihadist group that killed 130 people in the gun and bomb attacks across Paris in 2015.
The Biden administration is in the process of rescinding the “conscience rule,” a piece of legislation former President Trump passed in 2019 that would have made it easier for health care workers to refuse to provide care that violated their moral or religious beliefs, as first reported by Politico.
Travelers in the United States were seen cheering on Monday as the decision was announced that there was no longer a federal order requiring masking while traveling by public transportation.
Netflix Inc said inflation, the war in Ukraine, and fierce competition contributed to a loss of subscribers for the first time in more than a decade and predicted deeper losses ahead, marking an abrupt shift in fortune for a streaming company that thrived during the pandemic.
The ongoing feud between Ron DeSantis and Disney ratcheted up a notch Tuesday with the Florida GOP governor’s announcement that state lawmakers will consider revoking the theme park’s special district status in this week’s regularly-scheduled legislative session.
The U.S. Department of Education on Tuesday announced that it has canceled the student loan debts of “at least 40,000 borrowers” while offering 3.6 million borrowers “at least 3 years of additional credit” towards loan forgiveness.
Governments must target fiscal support to vulnerable populations hit hardest by rising energy and food prices, and now facing growing food insecurity as a result of Russia’s war in Ukraine, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday.
