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Supreme Court asks Biden administration to pick sides in North Carolina school skirt case

The Supreme Court asked the Biden administration this week to weigh in on whether it should take a case over a North Carolina charter school's dress code requiring its girl students to wear dresses or skirts.

Jeff Beck dead: Hall of Fame guitarist dies at 78

Guitarist Jeff Beck died Tuesday at 78 years old.

Amtrak passengers trapped on 37-hour trip called 911 worried they were kidnapped

Passengers trapped on an Amtrak train for over 37 hours made frantic calls to the police after a freight train snafu upended their route and caused a massive delay.

Alabama could prosecute women who use abortion pills

Alabama women who use pills to induce abortions may face prosecution from the state, the state's attorney general said.

Advertisers hesitant to return to Twitter due to Musk unpredictability

Advertisers remain hesitant to return to Twitter because of owner Elon Musk's unpredictable management.

Putin snaps in recorded meeting with ministers

A recorded meeting shows Russian President Vladimir Putin losing his temper when arguing with his deputy prime minister.

Four McCarthy detractors tapped for ‘A’-committee assignments

Four of Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s (R-CA) conservative defectors during his heated floor battle to get the gavel were selected by the GOP Steering Committee to serve on “A” committees on Wednesday.

Hawley and Bush send joint letter requesting radioactive testing of Missouri school district

Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley (R) and Rep. Cori Bush (D) requested that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers launch additional radioactive containment testing at Hazelwood School District properties.

Assault and resisting arrest charges dropped against DC climate activist

The charges against a Washington, D.C., climate activist have been dropped after he was arrested in October on claims that he assaulted police officers.

White House: Biden won’t ban gas stoves, but their ’emissions’ can be ‘hazardous’

Gas stoves won't be banned any time soon, but they do emit hazardous missions that could present "indoor air quality hazards," the White House said Wednesday.
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