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Illinois Woman, Who Mysteriously Drowned After Giving $1.5 Million to Online Romance Scammers, Knew She'd 'End up Dead'
An Illinois woman who mysteriously drowned to death left a letter for her daughter to tell her that she knew she would "end up dead" after losing $1.5 million to an online romance scam.
Donald Trump Hush Money Trial: Tabloid Publisher Admits to Being Trump Campaign's 'Eyes and Ears' During 2016 Race
On the day two of Donald Trump's hush money trial in New York, veteran tabloid publisher David Pecker testified on Tuesday that he served as the former president's "eyes and ears" during the 2016 presidential campaign.
Alabama House Approves Bill Targeting Businesses That Voluntarily Recognize Unions Without Secret Ballot Elections
A proposed bill in Alabama may prevent corporations from receiving financial incentives for recognizing unions without a secret ballot election.
AI Rise to Boost Natural Gas Demand in Coming Years, New Report Shows
A surge in power use from AI-powered data centers is projected to substantially increase natural gas demand in the coming years, according to a new report.