Vladimir Putin Isn't Dead, Despite Independent TV Channel Airing Swan Lake
The Russian ballet Swan Lake has become a symbol of a leadership change in Russia. When the ballet appeared on an independent TV channel, some wondered, “is Putin dead?”
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Pennsylvania GOP Primary Is Too Close to Call, Recount Is Possible
The Pennsylvania primary elections are getting complicated and a GOP winner hasn't been declared. Will there be a recount? The talk of a recount is getting louder.
You Can Still Get Free COVID-19 Tests — Here’s How
About two and a half years into the COVID-19 pandemic, you can still get tested for free in the U.S. Here are your options. The government is giving out more free tests.
Key Recession Indicators to Look Out for in 2022, Uncertainty Looms
Experts are becoming increasingly uncertain about the U.S. economy in 2022 as recession indicators loom. Here are the recession indicators to look for.
Johnny Depp's Attorney Ben Chew Has Also Represented Cher, Gold Medalists
Johnny Depp's attorney is Ben Chew, who is a partner at Brown Rudnick and has experienced representing celebrities before Johnny Depp, including Cher.
Senator Lisa Murkowski Says She’s Not a “Never-Question, Rubber-Stamp Republican”
Lisa Murkowski’s voting record has her in Donald Trump’s crosshairs, but the Alaska senator has also helped Republican causes.
Verizon Is Raising Its Prices in 2022 — New Fees, Explained
Verizon announced it will begin increasing its administrative fees for consumer and business accounts beginning June 2022. Here's how much prices will increase.
Elon Musk Blasts Biden for Not Doing Much and Prompting High Inflation
Elon Musk commented about President Joe Biden during a podcast interview on May 16. Musk has been critical of Biden and his administration for a series of failures.
Why Turkey Is Against Finland and Sweden Joining NATO
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has a bone to pick with Finland and Sweden, which could cause issues in their bid to join NATO.
Biden's New Policy Relaxes Cuba Restrictions — Can Americans Travel to Cuba?
How will President Biden's new policy impact travel to Cuba? Americans can travel to Cuba but here's what they should now before doing so.
How One Woman Created Baby Formula Exchange Site to Help Struggling Parents
A Massachusetts woman set up a website, Free Formula Exchange, to link parents with baby formula donors. Here's how the website works.
SEC’s Proposed Climate Change Rules Face Backlash — Here's Why
The SEC has proposed rules that will impose stricter climate change data reporting. Here’s why people are fighting back and whether the environmental regulations will proceed.
Biden Has Authorized a Pentagon Plan to Send Troops to Somalia
President Biden has authorized a Pentagon plan to send troops back to Somalia, reversing a decision by Trump to withdraw American forces.
President Biden's Housing Plan Aims to Make Housing More Affordable
President Biden and his administration are shifting their focus to tackling the current housing crisis. Here's Biden affordable housing plan explained.
Student Loan Forgiveness: Update on Where the U.S. Stands
President Biden has brought the issue of student loan forgiveness to the forefront. Where does the U.S. stand currently and what can people expect?
Musk Faces Another Controversy Over Twitter NDA Violation
Elon Musk recently put his Twitter deal on temporary hold. Now, Twitter is claiming that Musk violated his NDA by disclosing its sample size.
Elon Musk Gets Dragged Into the Amber Heard Trial — Again
Elon Musk reportedly donated money to the ACLU on behalf of his ex-girlfriend Amber Heard. The ACLU allegedly pitched Heard's op-ed piece to 'The Washington Post.'
Great Replacement Theory, Explained — Why It’s So Deadly
Another mass shooter has referenced the “great replacement theory” to rationalize their violent crimes. What's this racist theory and why is it so deadly?
Former Chicago White Sox Trainer Accuses MLB Team of Wrongful Termination
Former Chicago White Sox trainer Brian Ball filed a lawsuit Monday against the team and general manager Rick Hahn. What is the reason of the lawsuit?
Milk Banks Are Calling on Donations Amid Baby Formula Shortage — How You Can Help
The baby formula shortage won't be over soon. Milk banks are encouraging those who are, to donate. Where can you donate milk for babies?
MSNBC’s Matt Miller Said Wife Tells Him to "Tone It Down" on Twitter
MSNBC contributor Matt Miller’s wife is Megan Bartley, with whom Miller worked in the office of U.S. Senator Bob Menendez. Read more here.
The CW Cuts Many of Its Shows — Is the Company Going Out of Business?
Several shows have been cancled by The CW and fans want to know if it's a sign that the company will be going out of business. Here's what we know.
Suzanne Malveaux’s Partner Is Now the White House Press Secretary, but CNN Has a Plan
CNN correspondent Suzanne Malveaux’s partner is Karine Jean-Pierre, the White House’s new press secretary. Learn more about the couple.
Ownerly Real Estate Website Provides Home Valuations — Is It Reliable?
Ownerly allows people to get a valuations and other details on homes in the U.S. Is the website a scam or is it legit? Let's see if the website is reliable.
Is Elon Musk Pulling Out of Twitter Deal or Is It an Attempt to Lower the Deal Price?
On May 13, Elon Musk tweeted that the Twitter deal is on hold temporarily. Many people wonder if Musk is pulling out of the Twitter deal.
More Countries Are Considering NATO Membership and Putin Is Not Happy
Some countries are eyeing joining NATO as they fear that Putin's war may turn towards them. Who wants to join NATO now? What are the requirements?
FDA Allows Abbott to Partially Reopen Baby Formula Plant, Shortage to Last Months
The FDA shut down Abbott’s baby formula plant due to contamination concerns. As the baby formula shortage rages on, when will the plant reopen?
Surfside Condo Collapse Settlement Is Almost $1 Billion, Needs Final Approval
Families of the victims in the Surfside condo collapse have reached a settlement with the insurance companies and developers. How much do condo collapse victims' families get paid?
Elon Musk Versus the SEC — Will Late Filing Block His Twitter Bid?
The SEC has its eye on Elon Musk again, but this time its an investigation regarding his investment in Twitter. Will the SEC stop Musk from buying Twitter?
GOP Lawmaker Claims Baby Formula Was Sent to the Border — Frustration Builds
A Florida representative claimed that border patrol facilities are getting special shipments of baby formula despite the nationwide shortage.
Craig Melvin Is Absent From the ‘Today’ Show — Here's Why
News anchor and co-host of the 'Today' Show Craig Melvin has missed several days of programming due to illness with COVID-19.
What Has Kamala Harris Accomplished So Far as Vice President?
Vice President Kamala Harris has been working behind the scenes at the White House — here's what she has been doing and her accomplishments since being elected.
Experts Say the Great Resignation Will Last Forever: “There Is No Going Back”
What’s the meaning of “Forever Resignation”? The term refers to new research about the Great Resignation’s impact on the U.S. job market.
Is Amber Heard Going to Prison? No, Not Yet at Least
Amber Heard isn't going to jail despite the demand coming from social media users. Many are accusing Heard of making false claims against her ex-husband, Johnny Depp.
Apple Discontinued Its Last iPod — Here’s Where You Can Still Buy One
Apple announced that the remaining iPod product is being discontinued. Where can you still buy an iPod and how much are they worth?
Rumors Claim the NewProfilePic App Is a Scam — Use Caution
Many are deleting the popular new photo-editing app NewProfilePic due to rumors that it's a scam and could be used in a Russian cyberattack.
House Passes $40 Billion Aid Package for Ukraine — Who Voted Against It?
The House passed a $40 billion aid package for Ukraine, but not everyone was ready to give the legislation a stamp of approval. Who voted against aid to Ukraine?
Cathie Wood Sold Tesla — Reasons Behind Her Move
Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood traded Tesla for another EV stock. What’s her reasoning and will her flagship ARK Innovation ETF recover?
Jen Psaki Reflects on Leaving the White House: “The Greatest Job I’ve Ever Had”
When is Jen Psaki leaving the White House? Learn more about when and why Psaki is stepping down as White House press secretary soon.
Janet Yellen Doesn't Support an Abortion Ban — Here's Why
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has commented on the potential abortion ban. She thinks that ending abortion would damage the economy.
Tom Brady's Fox Sports Deal: How Much Money Will He Make?
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady has announced that he will join Fox Sports as a lead NFL analyst post-retirement. How much money will he make?
Elon Musk Says He Would Reinstate Trump on Twitter If the Deal Goes Through
While Musk says he prefers to stay out of politics, reinstating Trump’s Twitter account would support his move to promote free speech.
'MSNBC Prime' Is Filling In for 'The Rachel Maddow Show' — Here's Why
What is MSNBC Prime? Changes Coming in the Nightly Lineup
Did Donald Trump Bet on Rich Strike? Former POTUS Attended the Kentucky Derby
Some Kentucky Derby attendees were excited to see former President Donald Trump in the stands. Did Trump bet on the Kentucky Derby winner, Rich Strike?
Tesla Shanghai Supply Chain Issues Cause Another Production Halt — Will It Last?
Tesla has paused production at its Shanghai plant again, this time for supply chain issues. How long will the production halt last this time?
Fox News’ Alex Hogan Describes Reporting From Ukraine, Handling Gender Bias Overseas
What is Alex Hogan’s Fox News salary? Learn more about the correspondent, who recently returned from weeks in and around Ukraine.
What Is Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari Worth?
What’s Neel Kashkari’s net worth? Learn more about the president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and his comments about inflation.
Sinn Féin Claims Northern Ireland Assembly in a “Seismic” First
Is Sinn Féin the IRA? Learn more about the party that just became the top faction in the Northern Ireland Assembly for the first time.
Unlike the United States, Canada Has an Abundance of Oil
The United States has been forced to use oil from its reserves, as it faces looming oil import shortages. Canada on the other hand has a lot of oil — here is why.
President Biden Is Offering High-Speed Internet for Low-Income Households
Here is everything you need to know about Biden's new high speed internet offer for low income households, and how to know if you qualify.