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US NEWS Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns: Claudine Gay, Harvard's first Black president, resigned amid pressures from right-wing groups and a congressional hearing on antisemitism. Accusations of plagiarism and racial animus marked her brief tenure, reflecting broader tensions over academic freedom and support for Palestinian rights on campus

US NEWS World War II Bomb Found in California: A rusted World War II practice bomb was found on the shore of Pajaro Dunes in Watsonville, California, situated between Monterey and Santa Cruz. The discovery occurred just days after heavy waves hit California's coastline, raising concerns about old

US NEWS New Year Celebrations in Times Square: Thousands of people gathered in New York's Times Square to celebrate the arrival of 2024. The event, a longstanding tradition, featured the iconic ball drop at midnight, symbolizing the start of the New Year. This annual event is known for

US NEWS Massive Waves on California Coast Cause Flooding, Force Evacuations: California faced environmental challenges as massive waves along its coast led to flooding and the evacuation of affected areas. The state, known for its scenic coastline, has had to deal with the powerful forces of nature that occasionally disrupt

US NEWS McKinsey's Opioid Settlement: Consulting giant McKinsey & Company agreed to a $78 million settlement over its role in the opioid crisis. This settlement comes amid allegations that the firm's consulting services helped pharmaceutical companies aggressively market opioids, contributing to the national health crisis. The

US NEWS Arrests at JFK Palestine Protest: Over two dozen protesters advocating for Palestine were arrested near JFK Airport. They had blocked the Van Wyck Expressway, causing disruptions for holiday travelers, some of whom were forced to carry luggage along the highway. This protest is part of a series of

US NEWS Fatal Crashes on US 67: Concerns have been raised over the safety of US 67 between Cleburne and Glen Rose, a stretch of road notorious for its high number of fatal crashes. Local residents and businesses recount numerous tragic accidents, emphasizing the urgent need for safety improvements. The