Thursday, Jan 16

A French court ruled that Rillette, an adopted wild boar, can stay with her owner, dismissing euthanasia threats amid public outcry.

Thursday, Jan 16

Colleges settle antisemitism cases before Trump's inauguration, raising concerns among Republicans over accountability and regulatory scrutiny.

Thursday, Jan 16

South African police conclude a rescue operation at an illegal mine, recovering 78 bodies amid allegations of cruel treatment against miners.

Thursday, Jan 16

The spread of false claims about California water rights during wildfires highlights significant misinformation surrounding the state's water management.

Thursday, Jan 16

The U.S. Transportation Department has filed a lawsuit against Southwest Airlines for operating chronically delayed flights, seeking maximum penalties amid growing scrutiny.

Thursday, Jan 16

Alaska Airlines faces backlash after a flight attendant was fired for a viral twerking video, raising questions about social media policies and personal expression in the workplace.

Wednesday, Jan 15

Chris Wright emphasizes US energy production while facing scrutiny over his climate change views during his Senate confirmation hearing for Energy Secretary.

Thursday, Jan 16

The New Georgia Project and its affiliate face a $300,000 fine for violating campaign finance laws during the 2018 election cycle, marking Georgia's largest fine to date.

Thursday, Jan 16

Wildfires near Los Angeles escalate as winds rise and arson complicates firefighting efforts, leaving many residents anxious amid evacuations.

Thursday, Jan 16

Cuba begins releasing prisoners after the US announces the intention to lift its terrorism designation, amid ongoing humanitarian discussions with the Vatican.