Federal law enforcement in Puerto Rico gathered along the halls of a hospital Thursday to pay respects to a fallen federal agent who died after being shot by drug smugglers off the island's coast.
A large portion of North America is at risk of insufficient energy supplies during peak winter conditions this year, U.S. and Canadian regulators at the North American Electric Reliability Corporation, or NERC, said on Thursday.
On Starbucks's famous Red Cup Day on Thursday, workers at more than 100 stores across the U.S. striked, seeking better pay, scheduling, and more staffing.
President Joe Biden's top economic advisers will soon depart the White House as part of a reshuffle that aims to address economic challenges facing the country as Democrats eye the road to 2024.
A man who entered the New York Times building armed with a knife was arrested on Thursday after he demanded to speak with someone in the politics section, police said.
With less than three weeks until the runoff election in Georgia between Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) and Herschel Walker, the Democratic incumbent is hitting out against his Republican challenger by tying him to former President Donald Trump in his latest round of attack ads.
