Alligator drags senior angler into water in Florida pond, kills him
A senior angler was mauled by a massive alligator in a Winter Garden pond, sparking a swift response and renewed safety warnings.
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Orange County blaze forces thousands to flee as winds spread flames
Rapid Santa Ana winds turn a hillside spark into a 570‑acre fire, destroying homes and forcing thousands from Orange County.
Saving on wedding cakes: Costco and Publix options explained
Couples are swapping boutique bakers for supermarket cakes, saving big without sacrificing tradition.
How Jo van Gogh-Bonger reshaped the story of The Starry Night
A MoMA visit uncovers the remarkable widow whose letters, exhibitions, and sheer determination propelled Van Gogh from obscurity to worldwide fame.
Ads fuel the next platform war
Big tech companies are shifting their focus towards ads, fueling the next platform war
Hormuz waterway sees highest attack rate as oil shipments dip
Attacks in the Hormuz corridor have hit a new high, choking oil shipments and prompting fresh US‑Iran brinkmanship.
Fast-moving Norte Fire razes six homes, injures firefighters
Fast‑moving wind‑driven fire razed six homes, injured two firefighters and forced 16,000 residents out of San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano on…
What the Northwest Arkansas Newspapers copyright statement means
Explore the key points of the Northwest Arkansas Newspapers copyright notice and why Associated Press material cannot be reused without permission.
Justice Department warns Los Angeles election staff of criminal liability
Federal officials threaten jail time for California election workers over alleged non‑citizen ballot handling just weeks before the midterms.
Mail threats to senators and election officials spark FBI probe
A wave of powder‑filled mailings reached lawmakers and election workers, prompting a coordinated FBI and Postal Inspection Service investigation ahead of the…
Ukraine nuclear sites face ongoing outages and safety challenges
War, drones and fragile grids have turned Ukraine’s nuclear fleet into a high‑risk battlefield for safety and power supply.
Automation’s squeeze on low-wage, routine work after 2008
New research finds that low-wage automation is reshaping the labor market, wiping out many routine jobs while sparking growth in people-focused roles.
Award-winning study links art, religion, and 1980s culture wars
Anthony Petro’s latest book reinterprets the 1980s culture wars, earning top honors from religious and popular‑culture scholars alike.
Ambassador Guilfoyle steps down after allegations of impropriety
Kimberly Guilfoyle quits as ambassador to Greece after misconduct allegations spark a White House‑ordered resignation.
Detroit Pistons edge Toronto Raptors in final preseason showdown
Raptors lose a 129‑125 shootout in Detroit as preseason ends, with Jackson‑Davis shining for Toronto.
Tensions rise after Second Thomas Shoal medical evacuation delay
A comment by ambassador Jing Quanv, a prolonged medical evacuation at Second Thomas Shoal and a spike in Chinese vessel activity have…
Ukraine seeks extra €70 bn from EU as US relations sour
Zelensky presses EU for billions as US‑Ukraine ties fray and satellite links wobble.
Amazon deforestation drops to historic minimum before Brazil runoff
Amazon loss shrinks to a 38‑year low, but Brazil’s election could reshape the forest’s fate.
Meta forced to level political content for Brazil’s presidential runoff
Brazilian judges compel Meta to stop algorithmic bias and give both presidential contenders the same platform exposure.
Ukrainian forces reclaim 277 sq km in Donbas amid drone warfare
Ukrainian troops harness drones and satellite links to wrest back territory in Donbas, but new restrictions and civilian hardships linger.
Political backlash rises after ICE raid on congresswoman and city shooting
A week of ICE incidents, from a New York shooting to a raid on Rep. Ilhan Omar's house, has reignited calls to…
Bipartisan backlash fuels new rules for AI data centers
Nationwide surveys reveal a 71% opposition rate, while local fights in Utah, Indiana and Pennsylvania illustrate growing demand for better community engagement.
How video meetings spark personal connections at home
Research shows video calls let coworkers see each other’s lives, fostering trust and collaboration.
Judges reject DOJ voter-data lawsuits in 30 states
Federal courts have uniformly rejected the Justice Department’s attempts to obtain full voter lists from states, labeling the moves as unsupported and…