UPenn, Princeton apologize after remains from 1985 Philadelphia bombing were used without families’ knowledge
Two Ivy League universities have apologized after the remains of a pair of children killed in a 1985 bombing in Philadelphia were kept by researchers for decades without…
Biden celebrates Amtrak’s 50th anniversary with plans to expand the railway
Jennifer Lopez, Ben Affleck have meetups amid Alex Rodriguez split: report
The pop superstar, 51, has been hanging out with Affleck, 48, in Los Angeles following Lopez’s public split with Alex Rodriguez, 45, and according to Page Six –…
Aaron Rodgers retiring ‘is a serious consideration,’ NFL insider says
The Green Bay Packers do not appear to have any intentions of trading Aaron Rodgers, which would leave the star quarterback with one other option: retirement.
Fort Hood investigation finds murdered soldier Vanessa Guillén’s reports of sexual harassment were ignored
A U.S. Army investigation into the murder of Spc. Vanessa Guillen last year found that she was sexually harassed by a supervisor on two occasions, but leadership at Fort Hood ignored…
CVS offering on-site mental health services
The company kicked off its effort at five MinuteClinics inside CVS HealthHUB store locations in Houston, Texas.
McConnell, Republicans say Biden administration embrace of 1619 Project needs to stop: ‘Divisive nonsense’
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and fellow Republicans are demanding President Biden’s Education Department block a planned history education proposal that invokes the 1619 Project.
‘Tan Mom’ Patricia Krentcil says she still tans twice a week after tabloid fame
“Tan Mom” Patricia Krentcil recalled how tabloid fame impacted her family.
‘Game of Thrones’ star Esme Bianco sues Marilyn Manson alleging sexual assault, trafficking and abuse
The “Game of Thrones” actress filed a complaint in a Los Angeles federal court on Friday. In it, Bianco, 38, alleges Manson – whose real name is Brian…
Rabbi Yaakov Menken: Biden’s address to Congress left anti-Semitism unaddressed. Why?
President Biden spoke about “the viciousness of the hate crimes” in his address to Congress but never mentioned the community that is overwhelmingly the most frequent victim.