The ACLU of Washington and allied groups sued in King County Superior Court to block Initiative 638, the voter-approved measure restricting transgender athletes in girls’ school sports, before its Dec. 3 effective date.
Rep. Lauren Boebert has refused to concede her Colorado House race as Democrat Eileen Laubacher holds a narrow lead with thousands of ballots still uncounted and the AP yet to call it.
As Dianna Russini debuts her new show “The Russini Report” on Wednesday, former ESPN host Linda Cohn says Russini must openly address the scandal involving Patriots coach Mike Vrabel — including photos taken at an Arizona resort — or risk losing viewers.
A federal jury in Boston convicted former Stoughton police detective Matthew Farwell of killing 23-year-old Sandra Birchmore and her unborn child in Canton, after prosecutors said he staged her death to look like a suicide to silence her.
A study of more than 26,000 men across Australia, Europe and the US found those with very low testosterone had an 18% higher risk of dying from cancer, though researchers caution the link does not justify unsupervised testosterone supplementation.
CAIR’s Tampa office shut down this week after Florida’s terrorist designation of the organization took legal effect, following a parallel move by Texas and years of scrutiny over the group’s origins and funding.
South Carolina senator-elect Annie Andrews campaigned as a bipartisan moderate, but resurfaced social media posts show years of sharply partisan attacks on Republicans and strong advocacy for transgender rights that contrast with her campaign messaging.
Two people were arrested in separate incidents near Lafayette Square Park outside the White House on Monday, days after a Venezuelan national was arrested nearby with multiple guns and threats against President Trump.
Cost-of-living protests have erupted across France, Italy and Brussels, with Italy’s prime minister condemning violence at some demonstrations — a warning sign, one commentator argues, for a US government carrying more than $40 trillion in debt.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to an affair with a woman U.S. intelligence suspects is a Chinese spy, prompting the company’s board to open an independent investigation while continuing to back him as CEO.
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Nvidia’s board has opened an independent investigation into CEO Jensen Huang’s relationship with a Megaspeed executive U.S. intelligence reportedly identified as a Chinese intelligence asset, after Huang apologized for being unfaithful to his wife.
