Blackhawks Owner Asks For Removal of Sex Offender’s Name From Stanley Cup
By Andrew Carter
A letter from Blackhawks Owner Rocky Wirtz called for the removal of former video coach Brad Aldrich’s name from the coveted hockey trophy.
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Queen Elizabeth II has been advised to rest for the next few weeks
By Emma Edwards
The longest reigning queen of England has been advised to rest for the next two weeks after a series of medical tests.
A new billionaires income tax might raise billions of dollars annually
By Li Lucy Brandt
The Democrat and Senate Finance Committee Chair Ron Wyden introduced a new proposal Wednesday.
Nor’easter knocks out power in New England
By Emma Edwards
Heavy winds and rain cause power outages across New England
State Department Issued First Gender Neutral Passport
By Callie Krosin
Gender non-conforming, intersex, and non-binary people will now have an option for an ‘X’ on their passport
Facebook Whistleblower speaks before the U.K. Parliament on the social media’s online hate and extremism
By Sebastian Ospina
Frances Haugen—Facebook’s greatest enemy—testified on its leniency with hate, extremism, child protection, and an overall lack of interest in solving company issues.
Tom Brady Launching Fashion Line in December
By Clarissa Calderon
Tom Brady’s new clothing line has a large goal in mind: to become the next generational apparel brand. Written October 25, 2021
James Michael Tyler dies at 59
By Emma Edwards
The “Friends” actor died Sunday morning after a long battle with prostate cancer.
Polls show Wu ahead in mayoral race as early voting gets underway
By Steph Trendell
With just eight days left until election day, Boston voters get ready to vote early in the city’s most historic mayoral race yet.
Sudanese government seized by violent military coup
By Rhiannon Melton
Protesters filled the streets of Khartoum, the country’s capital, to fight for democracy in the country.