In a nod to critics, she thanked displaced residents for their “honesty” — presumably, in telling her just how angry they are at the city’s failure to save their homes.
CEO Alex Karp hails ‘iconic’ financial results despite criticism over contracts with ICE and homeland security
Palantir celebrated its latest financial results on Monday, as the tech company blew past Wall Street expectations and continues to prop up the Trump administration’s push to deport immigrants.
Palantir has secured millions of dollars in federal contracts amid Trump’s crackdown on immigrants. The multibillion-dollar Denver-based firm creates tech focused on surveillance and analytics, to be used by the government agencies and private companies.
The organization is charging as much as $300 for Los Angeles' World Cup matches -- even though the spots could be more than a mile away from the stadium.
Officials believe that the homeless man resorted to sleeping in the dumpster in a last-ditch effort to protect against the arctic blast passing through the state.
“When Don Lemon and a group of agitators stormed a church in Minneapolis, they so terrorized those inside that a woman broke her arm trying to flee, and children were seen quietly crying,” fumes Sasha Stone.
City Hall insiders are already calling this the first of two “victory laps” Bass is expected to take this election cycle — one off campus, one later this spring closer to budget season.
Oakley, a 16-year-old lab mix, was outside on Wednesday when he lost his footing and slid across an icy yard — sending him plummeting over the edge of a cliff.
While Kate and her husband, Prince William, share a mutual love of sports, experts said they are fiercely competitive — but there's one activity Kate enjoys that William just can't get into.
San Francisco officials said they uncovered secret casinos and sleazy drug dens in nine convenience stores all located in one notorious downtown neighborhood.
Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté thrown curveball days before Games
Music rights disputes create Olympic chaos for skaters
ISU pushes for global music clearance system fix soon
The Spanish figure skater Tomàs-Llorenç Guarino Sabaté faces a last-minute scramble to redesign his Olympic short program after a copyright dispute blocked him from using music from the Minions franchise just days before competition begins at the Milano Cortina Winter Games.
The six-time Spanish national champion from Barcelona, who is set to make his Olympic debut in the men’s singles event, said he learned late last week that the routine he has performed throughout the 2025-26 season would not be cleared for Olympic use. Guarino Sabaté said he had submitted the music through the International Skating Union’s recommended rights-clearance process months ago and had competed with the program without issue during the season, including at last month’s European championships in Sheffield.
Officers conducted a search of the residence and took a burglary report, but could not find the two male suspects. The suspects fled the scene in a white sedan, police said.
After all the tests, the astronauts are expected to fly nearly 5,000 miles beyond the far side of the moon, the furthest any humans have ever gone into space.
The Dalai Lama has taken home his first Grammy award, prompting criticism from China.
The 90-year-old Buddhist spiritual leader, who lives in exile in India, was announced as the winner for the narration and storytelling category for his spoken word album, Meditations: The Reflections of His Holiness the Dalai Lama – adding the award to a collection that includes a Nobel peace prize, a presidential medal of freedom and the Gandhi peace prize.
Immigration officials said agent shot two ‘vicious gang members’ in Portland, but records obtained by the Guardian reveal US prosecutor contradicted claims
Immediately after a US border patrol agent shot two people in Oregon last month, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said the targets were “vicious” gang members connected to a prior shooting and alleged they had “attempted to run over” officers with their vehicle.
In the weeks since, key parts of the federal government’s narrative have fallen apart.
Norway’s scandal-plagued Crown Princess Mette-Marit — who was included in the latest Epstein file release — is caught in yet another family scandal after her son was arrested overnight just a day before his high-profile rape trial.
Bill and Hillary Clinton caved to House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer’s demand that they testify before the panel about their relationships with the deceased pedophile.
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