In a state with a long history of arresting pregnant women, one mom in custody says she was left to fend for herself.

Community members and rights groups criticize police arriving at Cincinnati schools on behalf of ICE

The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, Kevin Warsh, bringing new leadership to the world’s most powerful central bank at a fraught moment for the global economy.

Molar found in Siberia features deep hole that appears to show earliest known evidence of dental treatment

Capitalism seeks new parasitic relationship with healthier host.

Banff National Park is reminding visitors about wildlife safety using an amazing close-up photo of a grizzly having its lunch.

Facility would require more power than entire state uses and suck up vast amount of water in drought-stricken area

Waymo is recalling its U.S. fleet of robotaxis after one of the autonomous vehicles was swept away when it drove into floodwaters in San Antonio. The voluntary software recall stems from an incident during severe weather April 20, when a Waymo vehicle “encountered an untraversible flooded section of a roadway,” the company told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Though the vehicle detected the flooded road, it continued into floodwaters at reduced speed. “We are working to implement additional software safeguards and have put mitigations ​in place, including refining our extreme weather operations during ​periods of intense rain, limiting access to areas where flash flooding ‌might ⁠occur,” Waymo said in a statement. The vehicle swept away was unoccupied ​and there were no injuries, but the incident prompted Waymo to review similar scenarios and issue an interim update to its self-driving software. It also suspended operations in San Antonio, a city prone to flooding and where the April 20 incident was the second recent local instance of a Waymo vehicle struggling with flooding.

“It's making me dumber for sure.”

In five days last week, Republicans gained maybe 10 seats in Congress. And not a single citizen voted.

a psychopolitical theory from the writer of McMansion Hell

The streaming giant said the lawsuit “lacks merit and is based on inaccurate and distorted information.”

Eileen Wang, the mayor of Arcadia, California, has been charged with acting as an illegal foreign agent for China, the Justice Department announced on Monday.

... I think seeing Clavicular in person was so jarring because, for the first time, I got to see what his content looked like from the other side. Online, Clavicular appears statuesque, monotone, and glacial. But in person, the illusion frays almost immediately.

The move follows years of internal and external pressure.

Overly challenging gameplay, slow pacing, and unpredictable pricing make having a concussion a skip

Everlee Wihongi was transferred by ICE to the notorious "Camp East Montana" at Fort Bliss, Texas. Then she disappeared.

Louisiana’s cultural hotspot could be surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico before the end of this century, authors say

Vile behavior spread across the internet, yesterday, as scenes of a man throwing a large rock at an endangered monk seal on Maui began to circulate. The man was reportedly found, following the incident, and some citizen justice was issued. “He got what he deserved,” the video says. “He threw a big ass rock at a sea lion [sic] and proceeded to say, ‘I’m rich. I can pay the fines.’ On top of that, he shoved my girlfriend.” Meanwhile, an unidentified gentleman begins wailing on him. Watch here.

Barbara Kopple’s films Harlan County USA and American Dream captured labor struggle as it was happening: on picket lines, inside unions, and under pressure. Decades later, both remain some of the finest labor documentaries ever made.