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Washington DC named as loneliest city in the US, new study finds

The capital of the United States is the nation's loneliest city, according to a new study that listed Fontana, California as the least lonely city.

US sanctions Iranian officials as West upgrades Ukrainian defenses

Secretary of State Antony Blinken unveiled new sanctions on seven people involved in Iran’s aerospace and aviation sector as Western powers move to reinforce Ukraine’s ability to down the drones that Russia has acquired from Tehran.

Stimulus update: Direct payments worth $1,050 to be issued within eight days

In just over a week, the latest round of payments, which could be worth upward of $1,000, to a group of California residents will be completed.

Student-athlete in Nevada dies after ‘medical emergency’ at flag football game

A student-athlete in Nevada died Thursday after a "medical emergency" days after the sports world was shocked by Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin's medical emergency that led to an NFL game being canceled.

DC Comics slammed for going ‘woke’ with new pregnant Joker

DC Comics critics are reacting to a newly released backup storyline featuring Batman villain the Joker as pregnant, calling it “massive toxicity and woke behavior.”

Democrat David Trone returns to Capitol hours after shoulder surgery

Fresh off his 7 a.m. shoulder surgery, Rep. David Trone (D-MD) returned to the Capitol for the speakership vote, donning slippers and a sling to up the threshold for Republicans.

‘We’ll have the votes’: Kevin McCarthy says he will be elected speaker tonight

House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is confident in his chances of becoming speaker of the House Friday night after the lower chamber voted to adjourn to allow several more hours of talks with the six remaining Republican holdouts.

Big Tech salaries to be revealed thanks to new transparency law

The world’s biggest tech companies will now have to disclosure how much they pay staff thanks to a new California law requiring salaries to be listed in job postings.

Natural gas prices fall to lowest since 2021 in major reversal post-Ukraine war

Natural gas futures slumped to the lowest level in more than a year on Friday, marking a major turnaround since the massive run-up in prices that followed Russia's invasion of Ukraine and threatened to impose hardship on households in New England and across the United States.

Biden commemorates Jan. 6 two years later with first Presidential Citizens Medals

President Joe Biden commemorated the second anniversary of Jan. 6 Friday with a ceremony in the East Room of the White House, where he decried the violence carried out by rioters who attacked the Capitol and "lies about the 2020 election" voiced by former President Donald Trump and his allies.
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