Federal prison warden on trial for sexually assaulting female inmates
A federal criminal trial began Monday against a former San Francisco-area prison warden accused of sexually abusing several female inmates between 2019 and 2021.
Judge prevents Trump Organization lawyers from filing additional motions
New York Judge Juan Merchan has told the lawyers for the Trump Organization he will not accept any additional motions from them.
Red county to be sued by Arizona for refusing to certify election results by deadline
The Arizona Secretary of State's Office is expected to sue a Republican-led county by 5 p.m. for not certifying its election in time for the deadline, according to reports.
Lloyd Austin urges Congress to pass new spending bill to avoid ‘significant harm’
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is urging lawmakers to pass a new spending bill for the Pentagon roughly three weeks before the government is set to shut down on Dec. 16.
Texas utility solicits donations to help households through winter
A utilities provider in Austin, Texas, is asking for public donations to help pay its customer power bills this winter, an effort to help ease soaring power costs that have touched off a growing affordability crisis.
Rolls-Royce and EasyJet test first hydrogen engine for modern aircraft
Rolls-Royce is seeking new ways to reach net-zero carbon emissions, particularly with hydrogen-powered engines.
U.S. men's national team head coach Gregg Berhalter and captain Tyler Adams were hounded with pointed questions from Iranian journalists ahead of Tuesday's World Cup match against Iran.
Stimulus update: Deadline to claim direct $300 tax rebate checks is just three days away in Delaware
A Delaware resident who hasn't yet received a rebate has just three days to apply for the state's 2022 relief check.
Connecticut Veterans Affairs won’t fix fatal heating system, special counsel tells Biden
A Connecticut hospital has failed to fix key safety hazards two years after a fatal accident that saw two people killed.
Patriots loan plane to UVA to transport football players to teammates’ funerals
The New England Patriots loaned one of its planes to the University of Virginia to transport college football players to the funerals of their slain teammates.
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