Trending

Alaska Airlines will be reducing 2% of its flights through the end of June due to a pilot shortage, the carrier said Thursday. Alaska also cautioned that these reductions will show up as cancelations.

First her husband Matthew Broderick tested positive for COVID-19. Then a few days later his wife and co-star, Sarah Jessica Parker did as well. Parker and Broderick’s broadway show “Plaza Suite” has been canceled due to the outbreak.

Idaho sheriff spoke about his county is “overwhelmed” with fentanyl seizures and overdoses. Sheriff wants the Biden administration to change the open-border policies. There has been 105,000 deaths due to overdose, and 66% of those were fentanyl overdoses.

Music, lights, robots, petting zoo, and futuristic technology were part of the grand opening and public unveiling of Tesla’s new manufacturing facility in Austin, TX.

Together they are working on a new type of battery for electric vehicles that promises to charge quicker, be lighter yet safe and so stable could be used in pacemakers.

The comedian opened his show on Jimmy Kimmel Live Thursday night with a roast of the extremist lawmaker who reported Kimmel to the U.S. Capitol Police over a joke.

The United Nations General Assembly voted Thursday to suspend Russia from the UN Human Rights Council after high-profile allegations of atrocities committed by Russian soldiers during the war in Ukraine.
The voting result was 93 in favor, 24 against, and 58 abstentions.

JoJo Siwa reportedly dropped out of the project “months ago” ahead of Will Smith’s controversy at the 2022 Academy Awards. “Bounce” was set to be brought to life by Smith’s production company, Overbrook Entertainment, and Paramount Pictures.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation as the first Black woman on the Supreme Court was assured on Monday. “It will be a joyous day,” Mr. Schumer said on Wednesday night as he announced a deal to wrap up the confirmation on Thursday.

According to a new report from Rolling Stone, actor Ezra Miller was the subject of an emergency meeting at Warner Bros. regarding the incident that occurred in Hawaii on March 28th when Miller became agitated after patrons at a bar began singing karaoke.