The inclusion of transgender swimmer Lia Thomas in ESPN’s Women’s History Month program has been criticized by a former national champion college swimmer, who called the network “spineless.”
Read More Swimmer Riley Gaines rebuttals ESPN for Lia Thomas’ Women’s History Month segment
The largest labor union in Israel has announced a momentous walkout on Monday in opposition to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposed judicial overhaul, sending the country’s political turmoil into uncharted territory.
Read More Netanyahu postpones judicial reform
Three students and three adults are dead after a shooting occurred at Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee on Monday.
Read More Nashville school shooting kills 7 including shooter
A Florida couple who traveled to Haiti to visit unwell family members were abducted and are reportedly being held for ransom, according to their family.
Read More Missing Florida couple are being held hostage in Haiti, family says
The United States and Canada have agreed on a deal which gave both countries the authority to turn away asylum seekers at unofficial crossing points.
Read More U.S. and Canada close popular but unofficial border crossing
United Airlines and Archer Aviation have announced that the two companies are planning to launch a flying taxi service in Chicago within the next two years.
Read More United Airlines aims to launch flying taxi service in Chicago by 2025