
Rep. Omar Files Amended Financial Disclosure After Reporting Discrepancy
Representative Ilhan Omar corrected a financial disclosure that initially showed a $30 million net worth, calling it a filing error.

Representative Ilhan Omar corrected a financial disclosure that initially showed a $30 million net worth, calling it a filing error.

A sporting competition allowing performance-enhancing drugs attracted attention from tech industry observers interested in new business models.

Communities celebrate traditional Persian New Year marking spring's arrival, though Iranian diaspora observes with subdued tone amid ongoing regional conflicts.

Pop star Britney Spears pleaded guilty to reckless driving Monday following her March arrest, receiving 12 months probation.

Bobby Charles Taylor Sr. was arrested in Mexico for the 1986 murder of 16-year-old Deanna Ogg, with DNA technology helping solve the decades-old case.

Michael Smith used AI-generated songs and bots to artificially inflate streaming numbers and collect millions in royalty payments.

The FDA has approved bemotrizinol as a new sunscreen ingredient, marking the first such approval in a quarter century.

Three unrelated technology stories emerged covering space-based data centers, a faith-based phone network, and a new community platform.

Recent archaeological work has uncovered evidence of ancient practices in Britain and Revolutionary War artifacts at Bunker Hill.

Dozens of drones crashed into Sydney harbour during a light show due to technical difficulties, according to event organizers.

Jordan Acker, who led crackdown on pro-Palestinian protesters, allegedly made obscene comments in group chat ahead of regent election.

The Enhanced Games, which allows performance-enhancing drug use, held an event in Las Vegas amid controversy over its approach to competitive athletics.

Prestige Consumer Healthcare announced the purchase of a brand portfolio including Breathe Right nasal strips from Foundation Consumer Healthcare.

Workers at Samsung Electronics in South Korea and Illinois State University are engaged in separate labor disputes involving strike actions and union grievances.

Political figures discuss nuclear regulatory reform and energy governance amid broader debates over power infrastructure and climate policies.
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