Russian Intelligence Linked to Spread of False Info About COVID-19 Vaccines
A few online publications spreading false or misleading information about the COVID-19 vaccine have been traced back to Russian intelligence agencies.
Lake of the Ozarks Realtor Arrested for Putting $1.5K Hit on Former Mother-in-Law
The Lake of the Ozarks real estate agent was arrested for allegedly offering $1,500 to people in St. Louis to kill her former mother-in-law.
Facebook Currently Under Investigation for Racial Bias in Hiring and Promotions
A probe has been launched into Facebook by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission following a discrimination complaint from a current employee.
Senate Passes $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill by Slim 50-49 Margin
The Senate has passed Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 economic relief package after both sides were forced to make some compromises in the final hours.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo Accuser Claims Staffer Took Sexual Harassment Training for Him
Charlotte Bennett, a former aide and one of the women accusing Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment, claims a staff member took the training course for him.
Washington Owner Daniel Snyder Suspected of Using Bots to Improve Case Amid NFL Investigation (UPDATE)
Washington Football Team owner Daniel Snyder is accused of using bots to boost his image as the NFL's investigation into his organization comes to an end.
Kentucky Bill Aims to Criminalize Insulting or Taunting Officers During a Riot
A new bill in Kentucky that could possibly be passed as early as next week looks to punish anyone who insults or taunts a police officer during a riot.
Eddie Murphy Says He Plans on Returning to Stand-Up Following Pandemic
Murphy told Kevin Hart on the ‘Comedy Gold Minds’ podcast that he planned on performing stand-up after releasing ‘Coming 2 America’ prior to the pandemic.
Megan Thee Stallion Working to Restore Houston in Wake of Devastating Winter Storm
Megan Thee Stallion will join forces with Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee and NACC Disaster Services to help rebuild the homes of the elderly and single mothers.
Judge Orders Mississippi to Pay $500K to Black Man Wrongfully Imprisoned for 23 Years
A judge ordered the state of Mississippi to pay the maximum compensation of $500,000 to Curtis Flowers, a Black man who was wrongfully imprisoned for 23 years.
SpaceX's Starship Prototype Rocket Explodes Minutes After Successful Landing
SN10, the latest SpaceX Starship prototype, appeared to make a successful landing for the first time, but unexpectedly exploded about 10 minutes later.
Japan Requests China Stop Using Anal COVID-19 Tests on Its Citizens
Tokyo is asking that China stop administering anal swab tests for COVID-19 on Japanese citizens because the procedure is causing "great psychological pain."
Dr. Seuss Books Spike in Sales After Publisher Discontinued Titles Over Racist Imagery
Ever since it was announced by his estate that six Dr. Seuss titles will no longer be published due to racist and insensitive imagery, sales have skyrocketed.
Disney CEO Bob Chapek on Shortened Theatrical Windows: 'I'm Not Sure There's Going Back'
Chapek talked about the future of the industry and pointed to "impatient" consumers as a number of studios lean into shortened theatrical release windows.
Will Smith Says He'll Consider Running for Political Office in the Future
Will Smith appeared on 'Pod Save America' and discussed running for political office in the future and his personal experiences with racism.
Some Fans Defend Saweetie for Putting Ranch Dressing on Her Spaghetti
Ranch dressing on top of a plate of spaghetti seems a bit unusual, but Saweetie's video of her preparing that exact concoction has some people feeling seen.
Tiger Woods Thanks Golfers for Red Shirt Gesture in First Public Statement Since Crash
Several PGA Tour golfers honored Tiger Woods at the WGC-Workday Championship on Sunday by wearing the red shirt and black pant attire he made iconic.
Here Are the 2021 Golden Globes Winners
'Mank' leads the pack with the most nominations at the 2021 Golden Globes with six total nods, followed by 'Trial of the Chicago 7' with five.
Survey Shows 38% of Americans Would Give Up Sex for a Year to Travel Again
A new survey found that 38 percent of Americans would sacrifice having sex for a year just for the opportunity to travel again in the near future.
Capitol Police Chief Says Extremists Aim to 'Blow Up the Capitol' When Biden Addresses Congress
Acting U.S. Capitol Police chief Yogananda Pittman said militia groups involved in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6 have threatened to "blow up the Capitol."