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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — After retreating from their workplace diversity, equity and inclusion programs, tech companies could now face a second reckoning over their DEI work in AI products. In the Whi
VANCOUVER (AP) — At least nine people were killed when a man drove into a crowd at a Filipino heritage festival in the Canadian city of Vancouver, and an unknown number were injured, police said Sunda
The Justice Department terminated hundreds of grants this week, effectively slashing the budgets for organizations across the country that assist crime victims and fight both gun violence and opioid a
DES MOINES, Iowa — Not as cool for most of the state this morning with temperatures in the mid-40s to low 50s. We have seen clear skies overnight, but low clouds are moving in this morning and will l
Shedeur Sanders’ dramatic fall to Day 3 of the NFL draft baffled fans, analysts and some general managers and coaches. Sanders was considered a top-five overall pick after finishing his career at Col
KYIV, Ukraine — Russia launched a sweeping drone assault across Ukraine overnight into Sunday, targeting multiple regions, officials said, after U.S. President Donald Trump cast doubt over Russian Pre
CINCINNATI — A teenager was injured in a shooting early Sunday morning near the University of Cincinnati, according to Sgt. M. Reynolds of CPD. The shooting happened around 2:50 Sunday morning on the
Town halls warning of layoffs. Medical leaves for mental health. Students readying for deportation. These are the grim signs of a campus under siege. But it’s not just any campus. Harvard University,
The Trump administration reversed its abrupt termination of student visa registrations in a federal database. WASHINGTON – The Trump administration reversed course and said it is restoring the stud
I’ve come home to find my door swinging on its hinges, wide open to whatever wanderer. I’ve been caught without keys, a debit card or access to a garage door opener. Racing from one place to another