Dua Lipa alleges Samsung uses copyrighted image of her to sell TVs
Pop singer accuses electronics manufacturer Samsung of using a copyrighted image of her face to sell TVs.
Liberal arts college drops prof’s name from campus hall after grave dig controversy
Swarthmore College drops professor's name from building after revelations he excavated a Native American burial site and promoted racial hierarchies.
Trump administration rejects UN migration declaration, says ‘mass migration was never safe’
The State Department said it objects to U.N. efforts to "advocate and facilitate replacement immigration in the United States and across the broader West."
Suspected roadway gunman with reported criminal history sparks outrage after drivers shot
An armed civilian and state trooper shot suspect Tyler Brown after he allegedly fired 50-60 rounds on Memorial Drive in Cambridge, hitting two drivers.
Savannah Guthrie to host ‘Wordle’ game show for NBC as mother’s disappearance reaches 100 days
Savannah Guthrie revealed she will be hosting a "Wordle" game show for NBC, the announcement coming 100 days after her mother Nancy Guthrie went missing.
Craig Morton, quarterback who led the Broncos to their first Super Bowl appearance, dead at 83
Ring of Fame quarterback Craig Morton, who guided the Denver Broncos to Super Bowl XII during the 1977 season, died Saturday at age 83.
Last-place Mets reportedly calling up top hitting prospect A.J. Ewing
The Mets rank at or near the bottom of MLB in several offensive categories. Can A.J. Ewing help turn that around?
Draymond Green wants retribution for Timberwolves after Wembanyama dodges NBA punishment
Draymond Green says the NBA got it wrong by not suspending or fining Victor Wembanyama for his elbow on Naz Reid ahead of a pivotal Game 5 Tuesday.
Risky business: College sports' new enforcement entity remains on shaky ground despite a costly arbitration victory
The College Sports Commission got a sweeping victory in its first serious challenge in this new era of college athletics.
Student loan rule would penalize graduates who enter ministry, Christian college leaders say
Christian college leaders say new federal student loan rules pose an "existential threat" to religious higher education and could worsen clergy shortages.
