A Russian warship fired warning shots on Sunday at a cargo ship in the Black Sea that was headed to Ukraine, the first such incident since Russia left the UN-brokered grain deal, which had guaranteed safe passage for ships exporting goods from Ukraine, despite the ongoing war. Russia’s Defense Ministry said in a statement to...

CBS News chief Neeraj Khemlani shared that he’s stepping down from his current role to pursue other ventures with the broadcasting company. In a staff memo obtained by media outlet Variety, Khemlani told staffers that he plans on pursuing a new multi-year deal with CBS that will have him focus on developing content including books...

Prosecutors involved in the Georgia investigation into former President Trump’s attempts to stay in power in 2020 have obtained evidence showing a 2021 voting machine breach was part of a “top-down push” by Trump’s legal team to access sensitive voting software, according to a new report by CNN. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis reportedly...

In 1964, the Consumer Credit Protection Act (CCPA) was enacted to protect workers facing wage garnishments by creditors. Today, the CCPA no longer reflects the reality of consumer debt in America, and its approach to wage garnishment is in need of reform. Low-wage workers facing a garnishment should take home more of their pay, and they should...

The political movement that championed the slain presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio nominated an Ecuador journalist to fill Villavicencio’s spot on the ticket in the country’s presidential election. Leaders of the political movement Construye Movement confirmed Sunday journalist Christian Zurita will run as their candidate. The National Electoral Council initially decided that Villavicencio’s partner, Andrea González,...