A crowd favorite, all eyes were on Spieth as he charged up the leaderboard and put himself in contention with a confident second round.
Takeaways From Day 10 of the Derek Chauvin Trial
The medical examiner who performed the initial autopsy of George Floyd said he died as a result of his interaction with law enforcement.
For Prince Philip, Royal Family Plans Pandemic-Muted Honors
Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, will not lie in state for public viewing and the funeral will not be open to the public, in a nod to a ban on mass gatherings and the prince’s own wishes.
Why You Can’t Watch ‘Circus of Life’ in Pakistan
This is the story of an unholy alliance, Pakistan-style.
Could Andrew Yang Really Be New York’s Next Mayor?
The eccentric-entrepreneur-turned-failed-presidential-candidate is campaigning on a promise to make the city fun again. It might work.
Facebook will not notify the half-billion users exposed in data leak
Facebook does not plan to notify its customers who may be among the half a billion users whose personal information was exposed after being posted to a website used by hackers.
Waterkeeper says this industry is Florida’s ‘biggest dirtiest secret’
Scientists are ramping up their efforts to track the nutrient-rich wastewater, contaminated by the Piney Point phosphogypsum stack, that’s being dumped into Florida’s Tampa Bay, as concern remains high that it could supercharge potential toxic algae blooms, including red tide.
Boeing’s 737 Max has a new problem that will ground some of the jets again
Boeing announced a new problem with the troubled 737 Max — this time, the issue is with its electrical system.
Women Suing Deshaun Watson Must Reveal Their Names, Judges Rule
The rulings applied to just 13 of the 22 women who have filed lawsuits accusing the Houston Texans quarterback of assault and sexual misconduct. But it appears unlikely that any plaintiff will be allowed to remain anonymous.
Democrats and Republicans No Longer Speak the Same Language
A dictionary for these polarized times.