Why the Wisconsin primary results didn’t match the polls
Pre-election surveys have gotten it wrong in two critical Democratic primaries in as many weeks, exposing the difficulties of polling intraparty contests.
Half of Afghan women rarely leave home as Taliban restrictions deepen, U.N. says
Half of Afghan women now leave their homes only once or twice a month as Taliban-imposed restrictions curtail their freedom of movement and participation in public life, according to data released by U.N. Women on Wednesday.
Taiwan says it was targeted last month in AI-driven hacking campaign
Taiwan detected AI-assisted cyberattacks on government agencies last month coming from overseas but the affected bodies successfully “handled” the incident, the Ministry of Digital Affairs said Thursday.
‘Creepy thing to do’: Pardoned Jan. 6 defendant convicted in hair-touching case
Bryan Betancur also faces a stalking charge in Washington and is accused of livestreaming himself fondling a different woman’s hair on a train in Arlington, Virginia.
Army gynecologist pleads not guilty to secretly recording patients
The doctor is charged with indecent visual recording, as well as conduct unbecoming of an officer, willful disobedience of a superior officer and making a false statement.
Single ticket bought in Illinois wins $1 billion Powerball jackpot
To the tens of thousands and likely more dreaming about a $1 billion Powerball win, the anticipation is over: Someone who bought a ticket in Illinois won it all.
Bob Iger once found it hard to root for the Lakers. Now he owns them.
Bob Iger, the former Disney boss, together with Joshua Kushner, was among the suitors for an NBA team in Las Vegas. A last-minute pivot landed them the Lakers.
David Ellison’s threat to move Paramount rattles an already battered Hollywood
Insiders who spoke to NBC News said uprooting Paramount would be complicated — and the consequences for Hollywood could be enormous.
Kansas town will pay $850K to end reporter’s lawsuit over a 2023 raid on her paper’s offices
A small Kansas town has agreed to pay $850,000 to a former reporter at its weekly newspaper to end her federal lawsuit over a police raid of the paper’s offices in 2023 that ignited a national furor over press freedom.
Little remains of the Indiana home that was full of cuckoo clocks and memories after storm sparks deadly blast
Officials are still investigating the cause of the fire at Leona Rice’s home. She was one of two people killed in Indiana in the storms Tuesday.