TV viewing for the CBS telecast of the 64th Grammy Awards ceremony will only be slightly above last year’s all-time low.
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With buyer demand high, materials scarce and the war causing new disruptions, vehicle prices are expected to head even higher well into next year.
Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, says in a U.S. television interview that Russian attacks in Ukraine amount to genocide.
Sgt. Zach Eaton, a police department spokesman, said investigators believe there were at least two shooters. Three men and three women were killed.
Federal officials have revoked the license of a Nevada-based gun manufacturer accused of illegally selling guns.
As it stands, the pause is still set to end on May 1, meaning federal student loan borrowers will have to resume their payments on that date.
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences’s board of governors met Wednesday to initiate disciplinary proceedings against Smith.
Bruce Willis is stepping away from acting after a diagnosis of aphasia, a condition that causes loss of the ability to understand or express speech, his family said Wednesday.
The NFL is changing its sometimes controversial overtime rules to guarantee each side gets the ball in the playoffs.
The first face-to-face talks in two weeks between Russia and Ukraine began Tuesday in Turkey.
Claudia Jessica Villarreal used to fill up her Nissan Pathfinder near her home in Chula Vista. Then Russia invaded Ukraine and gasoline prices went bonkers. The 54-year-old psychologist soon discovered a bargain.
In general, a rate increase is good for savers and we may see some drops in prices of consumer goods. But the hike is not so fabulous for borrowers who will see mortgage and credit card rates jump.
A Black former quality manager for Tesla — who says he was traumatized after serious blast injuries in Afghanistan — is claiming that White co-workers tormented him with ringtones set to sound like incoming-rocket warnings, among other abuses.
President Joe Biden and Western allies pledged new sanctions and humanitarian aid on Thursday in response to Vladimir Putin’s assault on Ukraine.
A woman accused of retaliating for the death of an Iranian military leader in an American drone strike two years ago by stabbing a man she met on a date will get a competency evaluation before facing criminal charges, court records show.
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