• ‘Selling Sunset’ teases Chrishell Stause, Justin Hartley split

    ‘Selling Sunset’ teases Chrishell Stause, Justin Hartley split

    Season 2 of Netflix’s hit real estate reality show “Selling Sunset” may have just dropped on Friday, but the series is already promising more million-dollar drama to come with its third season. A teaser at the end of the last episode hints that cast member Chrishell Stause and “This Is Us” star Justin Hartley’s divorce …
  • Why Kevin Hart’s wife, Eniko Parrish, stayed with him after he cheated

    Why Kevin Hart’s wife, Eniko Parrish, stayed with him after he cheated

    Kevin Hart opened up about why his wife stayed with him despite cheating on her. “She came to an amazing conclusion of, ‘I like the fact that we have a family, that we have a household, and I like the fact that we now got a job to do to get better,’” he said on …
  • DOJ Convicts Former Philly Judge of Elections Who Stuffed Ballots for Bribes

    DOJ Convicts Former Philly Judge of Elections Who Stuffed Ballots for Bribes

    The Justice Department announced Thursday that a former Pennsylvania election official was convicted of accepting $2,500 in bribes to stuff ballots for three Democratic candidates for Common Pleas Court judge in Philadelphia. Domenick J. Demuro pled guilty in March to the charges in a filing that was unsealed Thursday, the DOJ said. He admitted to …
  • Americans use their stimulus checks to splurge at Walmart, Target and Best Buy

    Americans use their stimulus checks to splurge at Walmart, Target and Best Buy

    While many Americans have used their stimulus checks to cover basic needs such as groceries and paying off their mortgage or rent, there’s evidence people are also spending the money on non-essentials including electronics, clothes and toys, according to major retailers. “Call it relief spending, as it was heavily influenced by stimulus dollars, leading to …
  • Google says it won’t build AI tools for oil and gas drillers

    Google says it won’t build AI tools for oil and gas drillers

    Google says it will no longer build custom artificial intelligence tools for speeding up oil and gas extraction, separating itself from cloud computing rivals Microsoft and Amazon. A statement from the company Tuesday followed a Greenpeace report that documents how the three tech giants are using AI and computing power to help oil companies find …
  • Apple, Google debut COVID-19 smartphone technology

    Apple, Google debut COVID-19 smartphone technology

    Apple and Google on Wednesday released long-awaited smartphone technology to automatically notify people if they might have been exposed to the coronavirus. The companies said 22 countries and several US states are already planning to build voluntary phone apps using their software. It relies on Bluetooth wireless technology to detect when someone who downloaded the …
  • ‘A Man Who Was Criminally Prosecuted’: Pompeo Accuses Dem Senator Menendez of Stoking Corruption Rumors

    ‘A Man Who Was Criminally Prosecuted’: Pompeo Accuses Dem Senator Menendez of Stoking Corruption Rumors

    Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday defended the firing of the State Department’s inspector general and took aim at Democrats investigating him over the decision, singling out Senator Robert Menendez for particularly harsh criticism. President Trump fired Inspector General Steve Linick on Friday at Pompeo’s recommendation, saying in a letter to House Speaker Nancy …
  • DOJ Claims California’s Lockdown Shows ‘Unequal Treatment of Faith Communities’

    DOJ Claims California’s Lockdown Shows ‘Unequal Treatment of Faith Communities’

    The Department of Justice warned California in a Tuesday letter that the state’s lockdown order “facially discriminates against religious exercise” and that Governor Gavin Newsom’s rulings “do not justify California’s actions” in banning in-person worship. Eric S. Dreiband, an assistant attorney general and the head of the Justice Department’s civil rights division, wrote in a …
  • ‘Midsommar’ dress bought at auction for $65K by Academy Museum

    ‘Midsommar’ dress bought at auction for $65K by Academy Museum

    The Academy Museum is now the proud owner of Florence Pugh’s iconic floral dress from “Midsommar.” The organization behind the Oscars was the highest bidder in an auction held by A24, with proceeds going to coronavirus relief efforts. The final bid went for $65,000, per A24’s website, though the Academy Museum declined to confirm the …
  • Tech CEO says France should sell Mona Lisa to cover coronavirus losses

    Tech CEO says France should sell Mona Lisa to cover coronavirus losses

    It’s enough to wipe the smile off the Mona Lisa. Tech entrepreneur Stephan Distinguin has suggested that France can offset its financial losses from the coronavirus pandemic by selling Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece — arguably the most famous artwork in the world, according to the Independent. Distinguin, founder of innovation agency Fabernovel, told Usbek & …