Target Apologizes. Boycott Leaders Say It's Not Enough.
A pulled Halloween costume reopened a DEI fight Target thought it had closed.
A pulled Halloween costume reopened a DEI fight Target thought it had closed.
Three Stars and Stripes journalists were set to lose their jobs today. A judge is now deciding whether the Pentagon can fire them at all.
He picked up three new OWI citations Thursday. The statement accepting responsibility came from a spokesperson, not him.
Canada says the name isn't his to change. Legal experts say he's mostly right, but it barely matters.
Both camps expected it to settle who's right. It didn't.
She never tested positive. Sinner and Swiatek did — and got months, not years.
The golf brand's punishment for its "shove a woman" ad just got real. Now some critics say the punishment went too far.
A Dallas court sided with 41 athletes today, two days after the SEC voted to punish schools that let them come back.
Three camps disagree on what the Fed should do next — and who's actually setting rates.
Kennedy accused Governor Shapiro of fabricating two deaths. The state's own coroner never went that far.
Residents are learning about billion-dollar data centers only after the deals are already signed.
Ranchers, industry groups, and Republican senators say the move undercuts American cattle producers.
A judge cut Lively's fee request by 95%. Her camp and Baldoni's camp both call that a win.
Lindsay Clancy's jury has deadlocked twice on whether postpartum psychosis excuses killing her three kids.
Florida walked out to keep suing on its own. Privacy advocates say the fix creates a new problem.
He roasted Trump's weight on Kimmel. Now former fans want a boycott, and he's telling them to go ahead.
Hasan Piker's comments about American Jews split Michigan Democrats and cost one endorsement.
Ottawa unveiled $27.6 billion in counter-tariffs and new aid for workers. Trump is threatening even more.
Big Ten and SEC schools can no longer sign players who left for the NFL. LSU's Lane Kiffin says he just followed the rules that existed.
Critics called it minstrel imagery. Target agreed and apologized — but not everyone agrees on why it happened.