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What to Know About The Woman in the Window as the Movie Adaptation Hits Netflix
Here's what to know about the book, the controversy that followed and what happened to author A.J. Finnâa.k.a. Dan Malloryânext
Why Is Ellen DeGeneres Ending Her Talk Show?
DeGeneres's announcement comes in the wake of a tumultuous year for her long-running show
Why Greening Your 401(K) Isnât As Easy As It Should Be
Blame a tiny parting gift from the outgoing Trump Administration back in December 2020
Scotlandâs Nationalists Won a Big Election Victory. Could Scottish Independence Now Be on the Cards?
Scotland could be one step closer to becoming an independent country. The British government has been forced to play defense on calls for a second Scottish independence referendum, after the countryâs main nationalist party secured an emphatic victory in elections for its devolved parliament on Friday. âThe question of a referendum is now a matterâŚ
Who Is The Kid Laroi? What to Know About the 17-Year-Oldâs Meteoric Rise
The Australian-born Kid Laroi, set to make his 'Saturday Night Live' debut, is practically the epitome of what a young music star looks like 2021
The Story Behind The Sons of Sam, Netflixâs True Crime Docuseries About David Berkowitz
A new Netflix true crime docuseries focuses on an investigative journalist who was convinced that serial killer David Berkowitz couldn't have acted alone
SCOTUS Rules Certain âLow-Levelâ Crack Cocaine Offenders Do Not Qualify For Reduced Sentencing
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that people imprisoned for possessing small amounts of crack cocaine before 2010 are not eligible for reduced sentences under the 2018 First Step Act. The case, Terry v. United States, had drawn a bipartisan coalition of Senators, attorneys general and advocacy groups to weigh in, urging theâŚ
What to Know About the Real-Life Inspiration Behind Netflixâs Things Heard & Seen
The movie is based on Elizabeth Brundage's novel 'All Things Cease to Appear'
Hereâs Why ChloĂŠ Zhaoâs Oscars Win Was Censored in China
Zhao became the first woman of color to win Best Director at the Oscars, but celebrations were muted in China as reports of censorship and media silence emerged Monday
How Countries Around the World Are Helping India Fight COVID-19âand How You Can Too
India is in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. The country recorded 352,991 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, breaking the record once again for the most cases recorded in a single day anywhere in the world since the beginning of the pandemic. Hospital ICUs are overcrowded. There are shortages of oxygen for some patientsâŚ
The Supreme Court Is Taking Up a Case That Could Impact Gun Rights For Millions
The U.S. Supreme Court will take up a high-stakes Second Amendment case that experts say has the potential to expand gun rights and radically increase the number of firearms on the streets of major cities already plagued by shootings. The nationâs highest court said Monday that it will hear an appeal on whether New YorkâsâŚ
How a Supreme Court Case About Nonprofit Donations Could Affect Americaâs Elections
Upon first glance, the U.S. Supreme Court case Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Rodriquez might not seem like it could impact elections. The case, which will be argued before the Supreme Court Monday, examines the constitutionality of a California regulation requiring nonprofits wishing to raise money in the state to disclose their largest donors toâŚ