Exclusive photos of the arrival of Venezuelan detainees deported from the U.S.

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A leaked Wells Fargo paper reveals how corporate profiteers could ransack an institution older than America itself.

Seamus Blackley is best known for creating the Xbox game console. Now he wants to build a chocolate factory. One problem: Cacao trees don't naturally grow in Los Angeles.

In a blind rush to appease a phantom Trump demographic, media executives and billionaire owners are granting influential platforms to bigots, hacks, and panderers.

ORLANDO, Fla. — A woman drowned her dog in a Florida airport bathroom and then boarded her international flight after she was prevented from bringing the white miniature schnauzer with her because of a paperwork issue, authorities said. The woman was arrested in Lake County on Wednesday on a charge of aggravated animal abuse, a third-degree felony. She was released on $5,000 bail. “This act was intentional and resulted in a cruel and unnecessary death of the animal,” said an arrest affidavit from the Orlando Police Department.

London’s Heathrow Airport has announced a complete shutdown because of a power outage due to a large fire nearby, causing massive disruption to one of the world’s busiest travel hubs. Follow for live updates.

The latest Cybertruck recall involves glue that may fail to hold a trim panel on the vehicle, causing the trim to fly off while the truck is in motion.

It’s DoorDash’s first BNPL alliance and gives users of the restaurant delivery service a new way to pay for meals

The owner of entertainment websites Screen Rant, Collider, CBR and MovieWeb faces a lawsuit over exploitative work conditions.

The Great Hunger was a modern event, shaped by the belief that the poor are the authors of their own misery and that the market must be obeyed at all costs.

L.A.’s financial problems exploded into a full-blown crisis on Wednesday, with the city’s top budget official announcing that next year’s shortfall is now just shy of $1 billion, making layoffs “nearly inevitable.” City Administrative Officer Matt Szabo advised the City Council to focus on cost-cutting measures, including a potential reduction in the size of the workforce, to bring the budget into balance for 2025-26. Szabo, in his presentation to the council Wednesday, attributed the city’s financial woes, in part, to increased spending on legal payouts, which have ballooned over the last few years.

The Trump administration cited “performance” failures to justify its mass firing of IRS workers. But this claim was “false,” a senior agency attorney warned officials, because the administration had not conducted any such performance assessment.

Patrick also had a message aimed directly at retailers: “You might want to voluntarily close your doors, because the investigations are going to continue, and I’m sure the lawsuits are about to come,” he said on Wednesday. “You know what you're doing.”

A federal judge set an emergency hearing after law enforcement helped DOGE enter and take over an independent nonprofit agency established under President Ronald Reagan.

Countries must form new alliances and end their dependence on US tech in response to Trump’s trade war

This delusional airport trend only appeals to those who have no concept of how time or space work. Here’s how to actually travel like a pro.

Communications Workers of America (CWA) – the union that represents over 2,000 workers across companies like Microsoft, Activision, Bethesda, and Zenimax – is launching a new industry-wide union called United Videogame Workers-CWA (UVW-CWA). It's open to all video game workers in the United States and Canada, regardless of employment status. In an interview with Aftermath, Kinema added that many of history’s most notable labor victories were won outside of a standard legal framework. "For two-thirds of modern industrial history, there were no legal forms of unions,” she said. “They were just humans coming together to organize as best as they could in leverage against their employers for better conditions. Only once you arrive at the 1935 National Labor Relations Act do you get private section union frameworks where you can get certified, have majority collective bargaining rights, etc. And if the right-wing, reactionary government that we increasingly have wants to start stripping away that process, they're going to quickly remember that, actually, the NLRB and NLRA are a peace treaty between workers and bosses; the legal framework for unionism that people have gotten used to over the past 80 years is a peace treaty, and it cuts both ways.”

The governor has expressed support for restrictions in protest settings, while many protesters say they need to conceal their identities to avoid retribution.

"I don't regret the vote," Bradley Bartell said after his wife was detained by ICE as they returned home from their honeymoon.