Beginning May 12, 2026, a new regulation will allow only learner drivers to book their own driving tests, eliminating the option for instructors to do so. This change aims to streamline the booking process for driving tests.
The driving test booking process has been revised, allowing learners to only change their test location to the three closest centers. This measure is intended to reduce the number of no-shows.
JD Sports is set to close 175 of its US locations as part of a reorganization and cost-cutting effort. The company had approximately 1,000 stores when it was acquired in 2024.
President Trump has made remarks regarding the rise of a Los Angeles mayoral candidate, framing it as indicative of issues within the Democratic party. His comments are part of an ongoing effort to address concerns about election integrity.
President Trump has made statements regarding a candidate for Los Angeles mayor, framing it as part of a Democratic strategy. This aligns with his ongoing efforts to raise concerns about election integrity.
At the 2026 Tribeca Film Festival, former 'Boy Meets World' stars Will Friedle, Danielle Fishel, and Rider Strong came together for a reunion at the screening of 'Boy Meets Doc.'
OpenAI has filed for an initial public offering with the SEC, marking a significant step in the competitive AI industry. The company, valued at $852 billion, has faced internal disputes and leadership challenges but is moving forward with its IPO plans. This announcement comes after OpenAI's recent legal victory against Elon Musk regarding its business model changes.
California's housing market has experienced a rise in delistings, increasing from 3.6% in May 2022 to 6.3% in May 2026. This shift suggests that homeowners are opting to exit the market amid economic challenges and higher mortgage rates.
Israel and Iran have exchanged missile strikes, marking a significant escalation since a ceasefire was implemented two months ago. The situation has prompted efforts from U.S. officials and regional mediators to maintain a peace deal to resolve the conflict.
OpenAI has submitted its initial public offering plans, following a similar move by Anthropic. Both companies are competing in the AI investment sector.
A referee selected for the 2026 World Cup has been barred from entering the United States, even though he holds a valid travel visa. The incident was reported by The Guardian.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has openly defied President Trump's request for a ceasefire in military actions against Iran, indicating rising tensions between the U.S. and Israel. This development underscores a shift in their previously aligned strategies regarding the conflict in the Middle East.
Authorities confirmed three new cases of New World screwworm in Texas and New Mexico on June 8, 2026. Other news includes a federal judge's ruling on H-1B visa fees, a stabbing incident in New York City, a significant earthquake in the Philippines, and recognition for the musical "Schmigadoon" at the Tony Awards.
During a recent interview, Donald Trump made claims about election fraud related to the 2020 election. PBS NewsHour's Lisa Desjardins consulted Tammy Patrick from the National Association of Election Administrators to fact-check these assertions.
The U.S. Men's National Team is set to play Paraguay in their World Cup opener. Coach Mauricio Pochettino is particularly concerned about the condition of defender Chris Richards, who has been managing an ankle injury.
SNAP enrollment has decreased by over 3.5 million people since new eligibility requirements were introduced under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The changes have led to stricter application processes across various states.
In a recent BBC interview, US President Donald Trump discussed his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, asserting that Netanyahu did not defy him in the context of the conflict in Iran.
The Franco-German fighter jet project has been halted due to disagreements between the companies involved. This development affects European security cooperation initiatives.
The Second Congregational Meeting House Society in Nantucket has canceled its annual Fourth of July reading of the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights, citing a need to address issues of race and privilege. The decision has sparked backlash on social media, while another local church has announced it will continue the tradition.
A Nantucket church has canceled its annual Fourth of July reading of America's founding documents, citing a need to address issues of race and privilege. The decision has sparked backlash on social media, with critics expressing concerns about the implications for traditional celebrations. Another local church has announced it will continue the reading.
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