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Massachusetts has certified that Uber and Lyft drivers can form a union, marking a significant development in labor rights for rideshare workers. The certification was announced by the Massachusetts Department of Labor Relations, and drivers celebrated the decision outside the statehouse in Boston.
The Heritage Foundation has appointed four new members to its board of trustees, including Mollie Hemingway and Yoram Hazony. This addition is part of the organization's initiative known as 'Heritage 2.0.'
On May 27, 2026, protesters gathered outside Gracie Mansion to express their concerns about New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's policies regarding antisemitism and Israel. The demonstration followed recent incidents of antisemitic violence in the city, with participants calling for increased protection for the Jewish community and criticizing the mayor's decisions related to antisemitism definitions and policies.
Sharyn Alfonsi's contract with CBS News has expired, as reported by the New York Times. Her agent's attempts to communicate with the network regarding the contract were reportedly unanswered.
Legislators in Illinois and Colorado are considering changes to the credit-card rewards system that benefits airlines. The proposed changes may have implications for both the airline industry and consumers.
Julia Alvarez participated in a discussion with Kevin Young, where they read and analyzed two poems, one by Judy Page Heitzman and one by Alvarez herself. The event focused on the themes and styles present in the works.
CrowdStrike and Google have successfully taken down the Glassworm botnet, which was used by cybercriminals to infect open source software projects with malware. This operation aimed to protect developers and companies from potential hacks.
CrowdStrike and Google have taken action against the Glassworm botnet, which was used by cybercriminals to infect open source software projects with malware. This malware targeted developers and companies utilizing the compromised software.
A government analysis indicates that Atlantic Industrial Coatings will be paid $13.1 million for repairing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which is significantly higher than the initial estimate made by President Trump. The contract was awarded without a competitive bidding process.
A government analysis has indicated that Atlantic Industrial Coatings will receive $13.1 million for repairing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, significantly higher than the initial estimate. The contract was awarded without a competitive bidding process.
Afrikaner advocacy groups in South Africa have disputed claims made by the Trump administration regarding a humanitarian emergency impacting white people in the nation. The statement was made on May 27, 2026.
A recent property sale in California illustrates the state's significant housing shortage, as reported by the California Legislative Analyst’s Office. The office indicates that housing costs have been on the rise for decades.
President Donald Trump accused Iran of delaying a peace agreement to secure better terms after the upcoming US midterm elections. He made these comments during a cabinet meeting at the White House.
A study has proposed a new urine test that may aid in diagnosing autism in children. The research points to a significant rise in autism diagnoses, emphasizing the importance of early detection for better treatment outcomes.
Dana White announced that a UFC event at the White House in 2025, inspired by Donald Trump, will not be politically themed. The event is part of the America 250 celebration.
Ball State University has settled a lawsuit with former employee Suzanne Swierc for $225,000. Swierc was fired over a social media post that criticized conservative commentator Charlie Kirk following his death.
A Cleveland Guardians pitching prospect was injured during a minor league game when he was hit in the face by a line drive. He was subsequently removed from the game for medical evaluation.
President Donald Trump, in a Cabinet meeting, asserted that the White House's anti-fraud task force could balance the federal budget and protect Social Security. He praised the task force's efforts in identifying fraud and expressed confidence in its potential outcomes.
A U.S. court has ordered the forfeiture of a $6 million condo in New York City, which was acquired using money stolen from the 1MDB sovereign wealth fund. This action is part of ongoing efforts to recover assets linked to the fraud.
President Trump commented on the Texas Senate primary runoff results, where Ken Paxton, his endorsed candidate, won. He described the event as a precursor to the upcoming midterm elections during a Cabinet meeting.
President Trump indicated during a Cabinet meeting that he is not focused on the midterm elections. He mentioned the Iran war's potential effects on Republican candidates, suggesting that others believed they could wait him out regarding the elections.
Igor Lytvynchuk is facing charges for allegedly harassing a protected Hawaiian monk seal. His lawyer claims he was trying to protect sea turtles during the incident and that Lytvynchuk has since received threats and harassment.
Former President Biden has initiated legal action against the Justice Department to prevent the release of recordings from conversations with his ghostwriter. These recordings were obtained by the department in 2023.
Former President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has initiated a lawsuit against the Justice Department to block the release of recordings from his conversations with his ghostwriter. These recordings were obtained by the Justice Department in 2023.
Negotiations regarding the Strait of Hormuz are ongoing between the Trump administration and Iranian officials, as reported by Iranian state media. The talks are characterized as outlining an 'unofficial' agreement.
Alabama has filed emergency petitions with the Supreme Court to lift a block on a new congressional map that may benefit the GOP in the 2026 elections. The petitions argue that the lower court's ruling contradicts a recent Supreme Court decision regarding racial gerrymandering. A ruling from the Supreme Court is requested by the following Monday to facilitate preparations for upcoming House primaries.
Motorola reported that a technical issue caused some of its phones to redirect users to an affiliate tracking site before accessing the Amazon app. The company has corrected this issue and noted that it was unintended, but did not clarify how it originated.
New Jersey has introduced a bill that would offer a $900 tax credit to pet owners. To receive the credit, residents must provide proof of pet ownership when filing their tax returns.
Destini Rose Lipsky, 23, has been accused of allowing her friend, Alexander Martinez-Armstrong, 24, to discipline her 4-year-old son in a harsh manner. This alleged discipline is linked to the child's death, with accusations of torture involved.
Canada has decided to purchase Swedish surveillance planes, specifically Saab's GlobalEye jets, instead of U.S. alternatives. This move is part of an effort to decrease dependence on U.S. defense companies and is projected to generate around 3,000 jobs.
Pam Bondi, the former Attorney General, has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer and is currently undergoing treatment. Following her dismissal from the Justice Department by President Trump, she is set to testify in the House Oversight Committee's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and will join the Presidential Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
Virginia Democrats are publicly feuding over stalled budget negotiations, with Governor Abigail Spanberger and Senate Appropriations Chair Louise Lucas exchanging criticisms. The dispute centers on the use of the budget to revive previously vetoed legislation and the influence of corporate interests in Virginia's rapidly growing AI and data center industry. Despite tensions, Lucas believes a budget agreement will be reached.
Alina Fernández, daughter of Fidel Castro, discussed rumors of a familial connection to Justin Trudeau during an interview. She acknowledged her father's relationship with Trudeau's mother but declined to pursue the matter further. The Canadian government has denied any claims linking Trudeau to Castro.
Alabama Republicans are seeking the Supreme Court's permission to implement a new congressional district map as part of a continuing redistricting dispute. The Supreme Court has previously engaged with matters concerning Alabama's congressional districts.
Alabama Republicans have submitted a request to the Supreme Court seeking approval for a new congressional district map. This request comes as part of a continuing legal battle over redistricting in the state.
Sonny Rollins, a legendary jazz tenor saxophonist, died on May 27, 2026, at the age of 95. Known for his collaborations with jazz greats and his innovative style, Rollins left a significant impact on the genre, with notable works including 'St. Thomas.' He continued to influence music and share his wisdom even after retiring from performance in 2014.
Sonny Rollins, a prominent figure in jazz music and the last participant of the legendary 1958 Harlem photo shoot, died on May 27, 2026, at the age of 95. Renowned for his collaborations with jazz greats and his innovative compositions, Rollins significantly influenced the genre throughout his career.
Sonny Rollins, a legendary tenor saxophonist and the last living participant of the iconic 1958 Harlem jazz photo shoot, died on May 27, 2026, at the age of 95. Renowned for his collaborations with jazz greats and his distinctive sound, Rollins made significant contributions to the genre throughout his career, which spanned over seven decades.
Mid-decade redistricting efforts are being implemented in six states, potentially influencing the upcoming elections. President Donald Trump supports these changes, indicating they may help Republicans retain control of the House despite facing challenges.
Sharyn Alfonsi has left '60 Minutes' following a dispute with CBS News management over the removal of a segment on migrants in El Salvador. The decision to pull the segment reportedly led to her departure from the program.
NASA officials announced the introduction of the first rovers and landers intended for a future lunar south pole outpost during an event at NASA Headquarters. This marks a significant step in the agency's lunar exploration efforts.
A new study examines 'universal' aging clocks, which may help identify treatments to extend human lifespan. Researchers believe these findings could contribute to advancements in longevity research.
Governor Josh Shapiro discussed the influence of AIPAC in U.S. politics, expressing concerns about the conflation of anti-AIPAC sentiments with anti-Jewish rhetoric. He warned that this could silence important voices in political discourse. Shapiro is currently focused on his reelection campaign for governor in 2026.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, announced that the bank is looking to make an acquisition worth up to $20 billion. If executed, this would be the largest deal in Dimon's two decades of leadership.
RNC Chairman Joe Gruters highlighted President Trump's recent primary victories despite low approval ratings among party members, as indicated by multiple polls. Economic concerns persist, but Trump continues to exert influence within the GOP, with several endorsed candidates winning primaries.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman discussed the implications of newly declassified UAP files from the Trump administration, which reveal unexplained aerial sightings. He emphasized the importance of public examination of these records and expressed his belief in the potential for extraterrestrial life, while noting that no evidence of alien remains or spacecraft has been found. Additional UAP files are expected to be released in the future.
Germany's economy is facing challenges due to the war in Iran, which has affected growth expectations. The pension and healthcare systems in the country are also under strain.
Rep. Christian Menefee has defeated Rep. Al Green in the Democratic primary runoff for Texas’ 18th Congressional District. Menefee garnered 46% of the vote in the runoff, while Green received 44%. The election followed a redistricting process that altered the political landscape in Texas.
Tom Steyer has made a historic $195 million investment in his campaign for California governor, but polling shows he is trailing behind Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton. Recent polls indicate a close race, with Steyer and Becerra tied at 19% and Hilton leading at 22%. Steyer's campaign manager remains optimistic about his chances as the primary approaches.
Alabama has requested the Supreme Court's approval for a congressional map that would remove the state's second majority-Black district. State Republicans cite a recent Supreme Court decision regarding the Voting Rights Act as justification for their proposed changes ahead of the midterms.