Brigham and Women's Nurses Avert Historic Strike with Tentative Contract Agreement
Brigham and Women's Hospital nurses reached a tentative contract agreement late Wednesday, averting a historic open-ended strike that was set to begin Thursday.
Wealthy Investors Flood Into Alternative Assets as Stocks and Bonds Lose Their Edge
Global ultra-wealthy are ramping up allocations to hedge funds, private equity, and infrastructure as volatility and inflation erode traditional portfolio prote
Falklands Oil Dispute: Argentina Threatens Rockhopper CEO with Jail as UN Tribunal Weighs Sea Lion Suspension
Argentina threatens Rockhopper CEO with jail over Falklands oil, as ITLOS weighs suspending the Sea Lion project. UK warns of devastating consequences.
UK Housing Market Price Accuracy Under Scrutiny as Sales Outlook Darkens
UK house price data systematically overstates growth, new analysis shows, as RICS warns sales outlook is bleakest since 2023 amid falling demand and rising rate
Alijah Arenas Named Big Ten Player of the Week After Career-High 30-Point Outing
USC sophomore Alijah Arenas earns first Big Ten Player of the Week honor after averaging 25.5 points and leading Trojans to 2-0 start.
Golden Joystick Awards 2026: 'Dispatch' Triumphs as GTA 6 Looms and AI Controversy Casts Shadow
Golden Joystick Awards 2026 winners revealed: Dispatch wins Best Storytelling, Steam Controller triumphs, but GTA 6's absence and Big Walk's AI use raise questi
ICE Detains Maryland Valedictorian Maria Flores Garcia and Mother After Check-In
Maria Flores Garcia, a UMD student and high school valedictorian, was detained by ICE with her mother after a Baltimore check-in. Both are now in Louisiana.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Baltic Fleet Missile Ship Naro-Fominsk in Ust-Luga Port Attack
Ukrainian drones hit the Russian Buyan-M missile ship Naro-Fominsk and oil infrastructure at Ust-Luga port, damaging five tanks and a hydrocracking unit.
Gas Prices Fall Below $4 a Gallon for First Time Since July as Oil Markets Slide
U.S. gas prices drop below $4 per gallon for the first time since July, driven by falling oil prices, seasonal shifts, and hopes for de-escalation in the Iran w
Russian Ambassador to US Alexander Darchiev Dies Suddenly at 66
Alexander Darchiev, Russia's ambassador to the US, died suddenly at 66, the Russian Foreign Ministry announced. He served since March 2025 amid thaw in ties.
Chipotle's 'Tatted Like a Chipotle Bag' Deal Returns Friday the 13th with Wiz Khalifa
Chipotle brings back its tattoo BOGO deal on Friday the 13th, offering free entrées from 3-4 p.m. with any tattoo, plus Wiz Khalifa limited-edition bags.
Eagles' Final No. 1 Hit 'Heartache Tonight' Turns 47: How a Phone Call Built a Chart-Topper
On Nov. 10, 1979, the Eagles scored their last No. 1 with 'Heartache Tonight.' Inside the song's phone-call origins, its Grammy win, and the band's breakup.
Veterans Day Parade 2026 Returns Nationwide After Funding Struggles
Veterans Day parades return across U.S. cities in 2026, with Portland back after a funding hiatus and Jacksonville, Houston, and San Jose hosting events.