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Lloyd Blankfein Says 'Maybe Tribalism' Is in Elizabeth Warren's DNA Billionaires Lloyd Blankfein and Leon Cooperman, both targets of Elizabeth Warren's new campaign ad, struck back on Thursday.

California Utility Regulator Opens Investigation Into Power Shut-offs Watch Video California's utility regulator has opened a formal investigation into several of the state's utility companies after they proactively cut...

Sarah Michelle Gellar to Make TV Return on Ellen DeGeneres-Produced Series The former 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' star has been tapped to star on '*Sometimes I Lie*', a small screen adaptation of Alice Feeney's debut novel, in which she...

First look at thermostat wars suggests women may be losing these battles Your characterization of the thermostat war going on in your house is likely to depend at least in part on whether you're a man or a woman, new research...

International court judges authorize Rohingya investigation THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — International Criminal Court judges have approved a request from prosecutors to open an investigation into crimes committed...

Germany makes measles vaccination compulsory As of March 2020, parents will have to prove their child is vaccinated against measles before they can attend day care or school. While the health ministry says...

Disney+ warns viewers of 'outdated cultural depictions' in old movies It's no secret that some of Disney's old cartoons and movies contain racist and other offensive elements, and it was a mystery how the company would address the...

'Embracing tree,' buffalo retirement, castaway cows: News from around our 50 states Governor clarifies he wasn't calling GOP 'bastards' in Wisconsin, student body president faces impeachment over Trump Jr. visit in Florida, and more

Google Health Data Project Under Scrutiny Google is collecting the health data of millions of Americans in partnership with a big health care system. The project is raising questions about patient...

Georgia executes man for store clerk’s killing in 1994 A man convicted of killing a Georgia convenience store clerk 25 years ago was put to death late Wednesday night, authorities said. Inmate Ray Jefferson...

Cirque du Soleil founder tangled in Tahiti marijuana probe PARIS (AP) — Authorities in French Polynesia have handed preliminary drug charges to the founder of world-renowned circus Cirque du Soleil. State broadcaster...

BREAKING: Former Mass. Gov. Deval Patrick to Announce 2020 Democratic Presidential Run The former Democratic governor of Massachusetts, Deval Patrick, plans to announce he is launching his campaign for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination....

Japan emperor’s harvest rite is his first communion with gods Japanese Emperor Naruhito will perform a secretive and controversial ritual Thursday, a once-in-a-reign event to give thanks for good harvests, pray for the...

Chad Wolf sworn in as DHS chief, names Ken Cuccinelli as deputy Chad Wolf was sworn in Wednesday as the new acting Department of Homeland Security secretary, and in doing so announced that Acting U.S. Citizenship and...

Independent Probe Of Virginia Beach Shooting Leaves Many Unanswered Questions Investigators found that the mass shooter was socially isolated and had some personal problems, but found no clear warning signs ahead of the attack.

US opposes EU rule requiring labels on Israeli settlement products The State Department said Wednesday it’s “deeply concerned” by a new European Union requirement that goods produced in Israeli settlements must carry a...

U.S. Justice Ginsburg misses oral arguments with illness Liberal U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who has faced various health scares over the past year, missed oral arguments in court on Wednesday due...

Tensions rise as Bolivia opposition leader claims presidency Clashes broke out in the streets of Bolivia's capital Tuesday evening when Jeanine Anez, an opposition leader in the Senate, declared herself the country's...

U.S. Supreme Court divided on Mexican cross-border shooting dispute Supreme Court justices appeared divided on whether to let foreigners bring civil rights lawsuits in U.S. courts as they considered a bid by a slain Mexican...

Masked university students rally at graduation ceremony in Hong Kong The students defied a ban on masks that the government imposed last month in a bid to curb unrest that has rocked the Chinese-ruled city for more than five...