A new Beatles song – 46 years later
John Lennon recorded "Now and Then" as a rough demo, but technology has revived it for a November release
The case of the missing tectonic plate
Scientists discover the “ghost” of a massive plate once a quarter of the size of the Pacific
California expands paid sick days
Plus, other laws Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed into law, including abortion and miscarriage protections
When Trump's cronies become his victims
Ellis' sobbing in court is hard to swallow — but her tears may matter a lot more when she testifies against Trump
Meadows could be Smith's smoking gun
Meadows testified before a federal grand jury three times this year after being granted immunity, ABC reports
E-cigs necessary to meet cancer goals
Less smoking means less cancer, especially for Black and LGBTQ+ Americans
Rare wildflowers protected in California
The Bureau of Land Management announced protections for a quartet of rare plants, banning mining in their habitat
Bowman pleads guilty over fire alarm
According to Bowman, he mistakingly pulled the alarm as he was rushing to vote on the government funding bill
5 revelations from John Stamos' memoir
Uncle Jesse revealed he had begged his team to get him off of "Full House" and he almost got the Olsen Twins fired
Trump takes the stand and storms out
Donald Trump made a surprise stop on the witness stand in his New York fraud case
Johnson cements "extreme MAGA takeover"
Johnson's win marks the first time the GOP has unanimously elected a speaker since elevating John Boehner in 2011
Are these rice alternatives healthier?
"Rice is not just another carb"
Mark Hamill's anti-Jedi career longevity
Most movie stars fear vanishing. But Mark Hamill got here by trading screentime to trust in his voice talent
Republicans compared to "The Shining"
In a recent segment of "The View," host Alyssa Farah Griffin gets horror vibes from a Republican press conference
"Dangerous disobeyal": Judge slams Trump
The ex-president reportedly took another shot at Judge Arthur Engoron and his principal law clerk
Why Reggie Watts learned to be funny
The comedian and musician reflects on his memoir, finding community as a Black German kid in Montana and
Seaweed was once a dietary staple
"Reconstructing ancient diets is challenging and is generally more difficult as you go back in time"
Meadows gets immunity, Trump berserk
Donald Trump's former chief of staff just cut an immunity deal with special counsel Jack Smith
How drinking water become so complicated
"Hydration is dependent on the amount of water consumed — not the type"
Doctors with long COVID feel left behind
Long COVID is putting health care workers out of work with serious consequences for everyone
Shaft star Richard Roundtree dies at 81
Roundtree was famous for his contributions to the blaxploitation film genre in the '70s
Judge blocks Trump's delay tactics
"Masks are available. We will proceed,” Judge Arthur Engoron decided after Trump's defense complained
The centrist plan to save Donald Trump
Trump has convinced these supposedly principled centrists that corrupting the election is perfectly reasonable
DeSantis comes for Trump's cognition
DeSantis criticized Trump for being "wedded to the teleprompter" and seemingly incapable of going off script