Where and When Can You See Solar Eclipse 'Path of Totality'

A rare total solar eclipse will occur over North America on Monday, drawing widespread excitement. Millions across Mexico, 15 US states, and eastern Canada may witness the moon obscuring the sun, provided weather conditions allow.

Elon Musk Says Brazil Judge Alexandre de Moraes Should Resign Following 'Forced' Order to Block Certain X Accounts

Elon Musk, head of X (formerly Twitter), defies Brazil's court order to block X accounts, vowing to lift all restrictions, even if it means closing their office in the country.

Unique Chile Alcoholic Drinks That You Should Not Miss

Chileans craft flavorful drinks with fewer than five ingredients, perfect for easy enjoyment and lively gatherings. Be cautious, as these beverages can sneak up on you with their potency.

Hispanic Superheroes in Marvel Universe

Marvel Comics, known for iconic heroes like Spider-Man and Captain America, harbors a diverse array of Hispanic superheroes, often overshadowed. They contribute to the rich tapestry of characters in the Marvel Universe, inspiring audiences globally.

Where to Find Free Glasses to Witness Total Solar Eclipse?

Get ready for the April 8 total solar eclipse. Protect your eyes with special glasses, even Bill Nye-branded ones. Free glasses are available at multiple locations.

Donald Trump Raises $43 Million Following April Fundraiser

A recent high-dollar fundraiser for former President Donald Trump and the Republican Party has already collected $43 million, according to a source briefed on the matter. The event, with 100 attendees, marks Trump's first major fundraiser since becoming the GOP's presumptive nominee.

Mexico Grants Ecuador Former VP Jorge Glas Political Asylum Despite Growing Diplomatic Spat

Mexico grants political asylum to former Ecuadorean VP Jorge Glas after Ecuador's government makes Mexico's ambassador persona non grata. Glas, convicted twice for corruption, seeks refuge in Mexico's embassy, alleging persecution by Ecuador's attorney general.

Chiefs WR Rashee Rice Takes Full Responsibility for Texas Expressway Crash as NFL Monitors

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice drove a speeding Lamborghini in a Dallas six-car crash Saturday, injuring two. His attorney, Royce West, confirmed Rice's cooperation with police, willingness to assist crash victims, and acknowledgment of potential serious injuries.

Hot Air Balloon Pilot Had High Level of Ketamine During the Arizona Fatal Crash that Kills 4

A hot air balloon crash in Arizona in January, resulting in four deaths, revealed the pilot had elevated ketamine levels in his bloodstream, per a report by the Pinal County Medical Examiner's Office.

Donald Trump Beats Joe Biden by 1% in New National Poll

In a recent national poll, Trump narrowly leads Biden by 1 point. The Emerson College survey, out Thursday, shows Trump with 46% support, while Biden has 45%. About 8% remain undecided for November's general election.

Guyana Slams Venezuela for Approving Annexation of Essequibo

Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro's approval of claiming two-thirds of Guyana drew strong condemnation. Guyana's Foreign Ministry rejects yielding land, calling it a breach of international law.

Steve Clifford Reportedly Moving to Front Office Role, Will Step Down as Head Coach

Steve Clifford will transition from coaching to a front office role with the Charlotte Hornets after the season, coaching the team's final seven games starting Wednesday against the Portland Trail Blazers. He informed his assistants and players Wednesday morning.

Florida Kidnapper Kept Woman as Torture Slave for Months

Hillsborough County deputies saved a kidnapping victim after enduring months of abuse and torture. The victim, found at a Mobil gas station in Seffner, sought help after escaping a van.

What to Know About the Billionaire Who Paid Donald Trump $175 Million Bond

In a civil fraud case, ex-President Donald J. Trump paid a lowered bond of $175 million in New York. Despite his known wealth, another billionaire covered the amount.

Haiti: Hunger Spreads, Death Toll Mounts As Diplomats Push Transitional Council to Choose New PM

Haiti faces rising hunger amid political deadlock and gang violence, aid workers caution. In Port-au-Prince, one missionary reported delivering food to people who haven't eaten in a week.

Taylor Swift Is Now a Billionaire, Joins Forbes 2024 Billionaires List

In October 2023, Taylor Swift became a billionaire through music, while Dick Wolf joined her in January 2024 with earnings from hit TV shows like Law & Order and FBI, Forbes reports.

2-Time NBA Champ Rajon Rondo Retires After 16 Seasons

NBA veteran Rajon Rondo announced his retirement after 16 seasons during an appearance on the "All the Smoke" podcast. When asked if he's done with the NBA, the 38-year-old point guard replied, "Absolutely. Yeah, I'm done."

New Video Shows Deputies Gunned Down Kidnapped California Teen as She Crawled to Them for Help

A teenager kidnapped by her father was shot dead by deputies in a California highway shootout. The video suggests she was surrendering under a deputy's guidance.

RFK Jr. Claims Joe Biden as Greater Threat to Democracy Than Donald Trump

Presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr. claims President Biden is a bigger democracy threat than Trump due to social media censorship under Biden's administration.

Haiti Gang Violence Prompts Over 53,000 Flee Port-au-Prince as Politicians Fight Overpower

In March, over 53,000 fled Haiti's capital amid intense gang conflict, leaving civilians vulnerable. Government inaction leaves citizens seeking refuge with no clear resolution in sight.

Lizzo Says 'I Quit' After Being Shamed for Performing Amid Lawsuit; Ex-Dancers Say Pop Star's Post Is a 'Joke'

Lizzo's bid to dismiss a sexual harassment lawsuit was denied. A judge ruled Friday that the case, brought by former background dancers, will proceed against the Grammy winner.

Ex-NFL Cornerback Vontae Davis Found Dead in His Florida Home

Former NFL cornerback Vontae Davis, known for retiring at halftime of his last game, was found dead at his South Florida home by police on Monday, as confirmed by authorities.

Florida Gov. Ron De Santis Suspends Orlando Commissioner Regina Hill Following Arrest

Orlando city commissioner accused of stealing from elderly woman for facelift, dental surgery, and home renovations. Seven felony charges were filed.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer Approves Legalizing Paid Surrogacy

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed bills to decriminalize paid surrogacy, making it the last state to do so. The goal is to protect families using surrogacy and in vitro fertilization.

Armed Groups Attack Haiti's Capital, Set Panic Near National Palace

Armed groups tighten control in Haiti's capital, launching coordinated attacks, including near National Palace.
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