In this week's edition of fantasy court, Yahoo Sports' Andy Behrens explains why he's not a fan of vetoing trades.
U.S. stocks closed near flat on Monday after giving up earlier gains as investors approached the final stretch of earnings season and braced for a busy week of inflation data.
The company is putting the EVs through their paces in the New Zealand winter.
Boris Johnson compared being Britain's foreign secretary to being “imprisoned in a steel condom,” Baroness Davidson of Lundin Links has revealed.
Warner Bros. Discovery's recent HBO Max retreat may signal good things to come for competitor Netflix.
The Australian entertainer first shared her breast cancer diagnosis in 1992
Bibi the hippo gave birth to a healthy, full-term calf at Cincinnati Zoo on Aug. 4, her second child and the first sibling for the world-famous Fiona.
Newton-John burst onto the Hollywood scene with her role as Sandy opposite John Travolta's Danny in the 1978 blockbuster, "Grease."
It's a question that keeps some scientists awake at night: Do spiders sleep? Daniela Roessler and her colleagues trained cameras on baby jumping spiders at night to find out. The footage showed patterns that looked a lot like sleep cycles: The spiders' legs twitched and parts of their eyes flickered.
Canada's national police force acknowledges it has used invasive technology to hack 49 mobile devices since 2017.
Langley's promotion, approved by the Senate last week, comes with the post overseeing all U.S. military forces in Africa.
Democratic groups have targeted controversial GOP candidates in primaries. Critics say the strategy could backfire and put election deniers in office.
(Bloomberg) -- Wealthy Colombians and energy exports are being targeted with new taxes on the first day of President Gustavo Petro’s administration. The incoming leftist government, which took office on Sunday, said it is seeking to cut inequality and raise money for poverty-fighting programs with the measures. The bill sent to congress on Monday proposes a permanent annual wealth tax of 0.5% on assets of more than about 2.7 billion pesos ($630,000), rising to 1% on fortunes exceeding about 4.6
Cole Bennetts/Getty ImagesGrease legend Olivia Newton-John died on Monday morning at age 73, according to her husband.In a statement posted across Newton-John’s social media accounts, John Easterling said that the actress and singer died peacefully at her Southern California ranch surrounded by friends and family. Easterling, whom Newton-John married in 2008, asked that the family be given privacy “during this very difficult time.”Easterling’s statement did not confirm a cause of death, but he c
The Senate's sweeping climate, health care and tax bill keeps limit on SALT tax deductions. House Democrats who oppose the cap plan to support the bill anway.
Biden admin announces another $1 billion for Ukraine
(Bloomberg) -- The strong gusts blowing off the coasts of Puerto Rico, Guam and other US territories offer big green energy potential -- but for decades, a quirk in federal law meant renewable developers have been barred from tapping them.Now, a tax and climate bill passed by the Senate on Sunday would lift that prohibition, opening coastal waters around the five US territories to offshore wind development and compelling the US Interior Department to pursue potential lease sales there. The shift
“I feel like I was never supposed to have hair anyway,” the rapper said before shaving eyebrows off on Instagram Live
‘I’m done. My children are dead. I’m done. I’m done with life’
‘I started welcoming the femininity,’ said the Australian actor
How many Roth IRAs can you have - and is it a good idea to have more than one? Here's what to know.
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