Bank of America chief Brian Moynihan raises eyebrows by taking on chancellor role for Corporation of Brown University
Brian Moynihan has his hands full running Bank of America, which is why he raised some eyebrows when he took on the volunteer position as chancellor of the Corporation of Brown University.
France names a new government, seeking to end turmoil from July’s election
The cabinet named by Prime Minister Michel Barnier marks a tilt to the right and will need to avoid being dissolved with a no ...
For these NYC asylum-seekers, an amateur soccer team is a lifeline
On Sundays, they play in mixed teams with other members of the Autonomous Football League, a group of six teams in Brooklyn ...
Billy Edd Wheeler, Songwriter Who Celebrated Rural Life, Dies at 91
His plain-spoken songs were recorded by Elvis Presley, Kenny Rogers and many others. The duo of Johnny Cash and June Carter ...
After second assassination attempt, Trump worries about family’s safety: ‘I don’t talk about it, but I do’
Fox News Channel host Brian Kilmeade talked with former President Trump for an exclusive interview about the campaign and his ...
I Tried Cracker Barrel's New Fall Menu & One Entrée Was Incredible
While the chain is pushing apple flavors this fall—from drinks to breakfast—it was a classic, simple dish that stole the show.
Springfield Local Says He's Been Called Racial Slur Twice in a Week
The Ohio resident spoke to Vivek Ramaswamy about the racist abuse he has suffered amid debunked claims about Haitian immigrants.
How to Get Dual Citizenship: Pros, Cons and Steps to Take
Dual citizenship with countries like Italy, Greece and Saint Lucia has some obvious attractions — but there are drawbacks and ...
Where Joy Meets Anger: Harris and Trump Battle for Undecided Voters
The allegiances of this group of voters — roughly three million people in seven battleground states — are up for grabs, and ...
Is the UN past the point of no return? World leaders debate in New York next week
This year’s UNGA features the world body caught in a debate over its relevancy while facing wars in Gaza, Ukraine and Sudan.
Soldiers were first: How and why the states started and now handle early and absentee voting
The election process is officially underway for many Americans in different states across the country, Bret Baier takes a ...
FBI says Iran tried to send hacked files to Democrats. It's another sign of foreign meddling
From Iranian hacking to Russian influence campaigns, the 2024 presidential campaign is encountering a spate of efforts by ...