NASA gets first weather report from Mars rover landing site
Engineers at NASA have received the first weather report from Mars’ Jezero Crater, where the agency’s Perseverance rover landed in February.
Sen. Kennedy blasts MLB commissioner: ‘Go to Amazon, buy a spine and answer questions’
President Biden, Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, and Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp need to have a public dialogue about the state’s election law, Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., told…
Taylor Swift drops new song ‘Mr. Perfectly Fine’ from her vault of music
The Grammy-winner is in the process of re-recording her first five albums.
Teen saves drowning toddler during spring break trip to Disney World
The best way to celebrate spring break is by being a hero.
Famed producer Scott Rudin accused by ex-staffers of bullying, abuse: ‘A casual disregard for human rights’
Former staffers are speaking out against Scott Rudin for alleged abuse they suffered while working for his production company.
Andrew Giuliani says he is ‘strongly considering’ running for governor of New York amid Cuomo controversies
Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor and ex-Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani, is “strongly considering” running for governor in New York in 2022,” he told…
Most children with MIS-C experienced only mild coronavirus symptoms prior to inflammatory illness: study
Most children who developed the rare but serious multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C) that occurs weeks following a coronavirus infection had no or only mild symptoms of…
New York Times skips ’60 Minutes’ controversy: ‘Journalism protects its own’
The New York Times has turned a blind eye to the widely criticized “60 Minutes” report that suggested Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, R., engaged in a pay-for-play scheme with…
Tessy Antony de Nassau congratulates ex-husband Prince Louis of Luxembourg on his engagement
The Grand Ducal Court of Luxembourg announced that Prince Louis is engaged to French attorney Scarlett-Lauren Sirgue, 29.
MSNBC host mangles Georgia voting law, suggests it’s illegal for voters to have food and water in line
MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle suggested during an interview Wednesday the new Georgia voting law makes it illegal for voters to have food or water in line with them.