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In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC's Today programme, Bill Gates says conspiracy theories about him are "crazy" and that being shouted at in public is "awful". He also told the BBC's Mishal Husain that meeting Jeffrey Epstein was a "mistake" and talks about Elon Musk's recent public criticism of him.
New report says Ivy League university profited from slavery during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries through its financial connection to donors
The measure gives Florida parents the right to sue educators teaching ‘Critical Race Theory’ to their kids
Ride-sharing companies also will allow riders back in the front passenger seat
Many travelers remove their masks on public transportation for first time in over a year
Police video has been released of a white officer fatally shooting a black man in the back of the head after a scuffle over a stun gun.
The man accused of opening fire on a crowded New York subway car was seen smirking as he was taken away in handcuffs, after telling cops he’d be at McDonald’s.
Covid-19 pandemic helps drive a rush to organize as staff shortages improve employee bargaining positions on wages and benefits
Famous for its wild Spring Break parties, Miami Beach is finally standing up against the insane scenes it’s forced to endure every year.
A man made a now-viral video of himself living in his work cubicle as a form of “protest” over pay – but then HR spotted the video.
Under ex-governor Andrew Cuomo, New York's health agency undercounted at least 4,100 Covid-related nursing home deaths, according to a state audit.
With gas prices reaching an all-time national average high, fewer rideshare drivers may be on the road." Source: Jack Gruber, USA TODAY
Florida's Senate has passed a bill to ban discussions of sexual orientation or gender identity in primary schools.
The national average price for gas continues to soar, breaking records in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Black people are exhausted and battling trauma as they continue to demand that their full humanity be respected.
No, most people like it here, poll finds.
Parents of kids aged 0-5 will have to wait until at least April for a COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer.
Some recommendations remain in place for the unvaccinated – such as avoiding indoor crowds.
As many Texans endure another harsh cold snap this week when a winter storm hits the state, some 50,000 people have been hit by power outages in a grim reminder of last year’s big freeze in the state.
