Enes Kanter says Nike is 'scared to speak up' against China and wears 'Modern Day Slavery' shoes in protest of Uyghur treatment

NBA star Enes Kanter has doubled-down on his criticism of China and has called on Nike to do more in fighting against injustice in the country.

Claudette Colvin was arrested in 1955 for refusing to give up her seat on a bus. Now she's fighting to get her record expunged

Claudette Colvin, a civil rights pioneer who in March 1955, at the age of 15, was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a White person on a Montgomery, Alabama, bus, is seeking to get her conviction expunged.

Biden is dividing country against the unvaxxed instead of 'uniting us against the pandemic': Watters

President Biden pledged to unite a country ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic, but his leadership has only further divided Americans by pinning vaccinated citizens against those who choose to forego the vaccine, Fox News host Jesse Watters said Tuesday.

Missing hiker ignored calls from rescuers because it was an unknown number

A Colorado rescue team has some simple advice for lost hikers or anyone else who might find themselves stranded in the mountains -- answer your phone.

Surgeon Fired After Telling School Board Parents Should Make Children's Healthcare Choices

Minnesota general surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Horak was fired from the hospital where he was employed for 16 years after telling a Fergus Falls school district board meeting that parents should be permitted to make healthcare decisions for their children, the Washington Examiner reported Tuesday.

Spanx employees given $10,000 and two first-class plane tickets

The chief executive and founder of shapewear company Spanx has surprised employees with two first-class plane tickets and $10,000 each to celebrate the company's $1.2 billion deal with Blackstone.

Japan's Princess Mako marries non-royal boyfriend in subdued ceremony

Japan's Princess Mako has married her non-royal college sweetheart Kei Komuro in a subdued ceremony, formally marking her departure from the royal family.

Miles donations are providing flights for Afghan refugees

A campaign that began with ordinary people donating frequent-flyer miles has raised enough in two months to provide 40,000 flights for refugees from Afghanistan, and organizers and the White House are looking to nearly double that figure.

Snoop Dogg shares emotional tributes to announce his mother's death

He also dedicated a song to his mother at his Boston show.

NASA discovers first possible planet outside our galaxy

Scientists may have detected signs of a planet transiting a star outside of the Milky Way, in what could be the first planet ever to be discovered outside our galaxy.

Atlanta Braves beat the Houston Astros in Game 1 of the World Series

The Atlanta Braves will take on the Houston Astros in the best-of-seven World Series. Follow here for the latest news.

Rep. Swalwell: New details show Jan. 6 attack was ‘anything but’ impromptu rally

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) says new reporting about the actions of Trump allies in the days before the Capitol attack show organization, premeditation, and “a purposefulness in what they were doing.” Rep. Swalwell tells Lawrence O’Donnell he expects Donald Trump to fight a potential subpoena, adding that “the reason he won’t come forward is because he’s guilty.”

Warner Bros. sets 'Dune' sequel for 2023 after strong box office opening

The Dune story continues.

Rep. Jones: ‘Expulsion has to be on the table' for lawmakers involved in Jan. 6

“Expulsion has to be on the table. It is one of the most severe consequences if not the most serious consequence that congress can engage in. And it is, I think, appropriate in such an instance,” says Rep. Mondaire Jones on members of Congress’ potential involvement in January 6. 

Feds: Ohio stock trader fleeced Twitter users in pump-&-dump

NEW YORK (AP) — An Ohio trader in penny stocks was arrested Tuesday on charges alleging he earned over $1 million illegally by lying repeatedly to his over 70,000 Twitter followers to get them to buy stocks in what authorities are calling a new social media-infused twist on an old stock manipulation game.

2% of Elon Musk's wealth could solve world hunger, says director of UN food scarcity organization

A small group of ultra-wealthy individuals could help solve world hunger with just a fraction of their net worth, says the director of the United Nations' World Food Programme.

Brazil Senate report backs criminal charges against Bolsonaro

Report recommends president’s indictment for crimes related to his handling of pandemic that left over 600,000 dead.

The Facebook Papers

The Facebook Papers represents a unique collaboration between 17 American news organizations, including The Associated Press. Journalists from a variety of newsrooms, large and small, worked together to gain access to thousands of pages of internal company documents obtained by Frances Haugen, the former Facebook product manager-turned-whistleblower.

Geraldo Torches Rep. Omar: ‘Maybe The Cops Cannot Do Their Job Because They Burned Down The Precinct’

Geraldo Rivera slammed Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota after a video surfaced of her blaming the police for the rising crime rate in Minneapolis.

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Brazil Senate committee approves report calling for Bolsonaro to be indicted

A Brazilian Senate investigative committee approved a report on Tuesday that calls for President Jair Bolsonaro to be indicted for nine crimes related to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, including crimes against humanity.

‘Shockingly damning’: Hayes on America’s exceptional lack of paid family leave

“It is when you take a step back that you really see this shockingly damning fact about our country and our politics,” says Chris Hayes on the lack of guaranteed paid family leave in the U.S. “How has the world figured out a way to do this, and we have not?” 

Tired but determined, 5 young activists continue their hunger strike outside the White House

The young climate activists are on their seventh day of a hunger strike to demand government action on climate that matches the severity of the crisis.

Marc Elias: Republican Party is ‘single-mindedly focused’ on making voting harder

Democracy Docket founder and lawyer Marc Elias joins Nicolle Wallace to discuss the war over voting rights and how Democrats can fight back, even with several pressing issues facing the country.

Japan startup targets supercar users with $700,000 hoverbike

A Japanese startup backed by soccer player Keisuke Honda hopes to persuade wealthy consumers to swap their supercar for a 77.7 million yen ($680,000) hoverbike which went on sale on Tuesday.

Rep. Lieu says the 1/6 committee needs to ‘look at those at the very top’

Congressman Ted Lieu (D-CA) reacts to new reporting that connects the Trump campaign funded war room at the Willard Hotel with the Capitol riot and says the Jan. 6 committee and DOJ should look at those at the very top