A Black woman who once worked as a janitor at an Ivy League institution will now attend that same school as an anesthesiology resident. In a heartwarming video on social media, Shay Taylor-Allen shared the moment she opened her acceptance letter while surrounded by loved ones. Shay Taylor-Allen worked as a janitor for 10 years...
The White House has rarely felt this busy or this unstable. President Donald Trump has kept his administration on edge with a constant stream of unpredictable remarks, sudden pivots and escalating rhetoric that can shift direction within hours. Now in his second term, many of those same instincts are starting to circle back in ways...
President Donald Trump’s deadly war on Iran appeared to veer in a dramatically different direction Wednesday, but not in a way that eased the growing sense of chaos inside his own administration or the pressure closing in on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Just hours after threatening to wipe out Iran’s “whole civilization” if it failed to reopen...
A deadly shooting after a 404 Day event at Atlanta’s Piedmont Park that claimed the life of a teenage girl and wounded another has raised questions about safety procedures at major events in the city. Atlanta police say its officers responded to a shooting at 9 p.m. on April 4 at the park. Tianah Robinson,...
President Donald Trump’s brinkmanship is both tactic and theater—pushing allies and adversaries to the brink and daring them to blink, and betting the pressure will force a concession. It’s a defining feature of his foreign policy, where threats and ultimatums often serve as leverage. But now, he appears to have met his match with Iran,...