“We’re taking an ‘all hands on deck’ approach,” Chris Palusky, president of Bethany Christian Services, wrote in an email to staff.

As of December, at least 628 children separated from their families under the Trump admin’s “zero tolerance” policy had yet to be reunited with their parents, according to CNN.

The three-time Grand National winner has lost at least one endorsement deal and is now being investigated by U.K. racing authorities.

An episode of Netflix’s new show “Ginny & Georgia” includes a joke about going “through men faster than Taylor Swift.” The singer called the writing “lazy” and “sexist.”

Ryan Fischer was shot once in the chest as he wrestled with two dognappers in a surprise attack in West Hollywood last Wednesday night.

Jeffrey Lichtman claims leaks from investigators about Emma Coronel Aispuro’s alleged cooperation with investigators are designed to put his client’s life in danger.

According to The Guardian, Philip was shielded by umbrellas as he entered a waiting ambulance to take him to his new London hospital.

The president didn’t mention Amazon by name in his video, but told workers “in Alabama and all across America” that they are free to join a union.

Seth Jahn, who once played for the U.S. seven-a-side ParaOlympic team, said police brutality against Black people is “a narrative with relatively zero data to substantiate it.”

The ex-president appeared on Fox News Sunday night to to brag about the size of his Jan. 6 rally crowd that went on to trash the Capitol building.

The initial report was replaced by an altered version in which three names of people blamed for Khashoggi’s killing were removed.

The CPAC stage was compared to a Norse rune used by Nazis during World War Two—but organizers said the comparison was “slanderous.”

Some people in Dallas have gone weeks without being able to do their laundry, and parents can’t bathe their kids. But there is a bit of progress in Jackson, Mississippi.