Trump Says He Canceled Iran Attack Tuesday After Gulf State Leaders Intervened

Israeli Navy Boards Gaza-Bound Flotilla of 54 Boats in International Waters

Pro-Palestinian activists say Israeli commandos intercepted at least 10 vessels roughly 250 nautical miles from Gaza, with contact lost to 23 more.

LIRR Strike Enters Third Day With No Deal Reached After Overnight Talks

The MTA deployed 275 free shuttle buses from six Long Island stations as commuters faced hours-long trips into New York City.

Wholesale Prices Jump 1.4 Percent in April, Largest Monthly Gain Since 2022

Energy costs drove the surge, with gasoline prices jumping 15.6% as the Iran war squeezed global oil supplies.

Iran War Pushes U.S. Inflation to 3.8 Percent, Highest in Three Years

Energy prices drove 40 percent of the total Consumer Price Index increase in April, with gasoline up 28.4 percent from a year ago.

Lululemon Board Calls Founder Chip Wilson's Views Outdated in Proxy Fight

Shareholders are set to vote on competing board nominees at the company's annual meeting on June 25, with the stock down more than 40% this year.

Trump Says He Should Have Demanded More Than 9.9 Percent Intel Stake

Intel's stock has risen more than 300% since the U.S. government converted federal grants into equity in the chipmaker last August.

PFA Charity Found Guilty of Serious Mismanagement by UK Regulator

The Charity Commission found that 1.9 million pounds in Football Association funds were transferred to the players union without a clear explanation.

Yankees Weigh Skipping Gerrit Cole Rehab Start Amid Team Struggles

Cole could make his season debut at Yankees Stadium if the team decides to pull him from his final rehab assignment.

New Fathers Facing Mental Health Struggles Urged to Seek Support

Experts say paternal postpartum depression is underdiagnosed and undertreated, affecting a significant number of new dads.

American Worker in Congo Tests Positive for Ebola, CDC Confirms

The case marks a fresh alert for U.S. health officials monitoring the ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Ancient Stone Jar in Laos Held Bones of 37 People Across Generations

Radiocarbon dating shows the vessel was used repeatedly between 890 and 1160 AD, far later than researchers expected.

University of Delaware Study Finds Workers Hide Chronic Pain From Employers

Researchers surveyed 66 workers and found that workplace norms create a cycle that worsens pain while making it harder to disclose.

Mark Fuhrman, Detective at Center of O.J. Simpson Trial, Dies at 74

The Kootenai County coroner confirmed Fuhrman died on May 12 in Idaho, and a source says he had been battling cancer.

Ice Cube and Mike Epps Confirm Last Friday Is Moving Forward This Year

Chris Tucker is in talks to reprise his role as Smokey, the duo told Entertainment Tonight in a new interview.