Apple CEO Intends To Keep Speaking About Social Issues
Apple CEO Tim Cook intends to continue lambasting U.S. immigration policies and other issues that trouble him to avoid falling into an "appalling silence."
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Apple CEO Tim Cook intends to continue lambasting U.S. immigration policies and other issues that trouble him to avoid falling into an "appalling silence."
A marriage certificate shows that hip-hop stars Cardi B and Offset were quietly married on September 20 in Atlanta. A month later, Offset proposed to Cardi in front of fans.
U.S. health regulators have approved the first prescription drug made from marijuana, a milestone that could spur more research into a drug that remains illegal under federal law.
President Trump is denying that his trade policy is responsible for Harley-Davidson's decision to shift some of its motorcycle production overseas.
Heather Locklear has been arrested on suspicion of fighting with first responders for the second time this year.
Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer is working on a television interview show in which he chats with guests about a variety of topics.
Severe drought has already forced officials in several western states to close national parks as precautions against wildfires and issue warnings throughout the region.
Foster care advocates say the government won't likely be able to reunite thousands of children separated from parents who crossed the border illegally.
Hundreds of North Texans are rallying around a McKinney resident who said he was the victim of a hate crime in his own neighborhood.
The driver of an 18-wheeler is dead Tuesday after his vehicle overturned on the ramp from northbound State Highway 121 to eastbound Interstate-635 in Grapevine.
Five parents out of a group of more than 30 who were recently released from federal custody pending the outcome of their immigration and asylum cases shared their stories during a news conference in El Paso.
A grandfather with memory issues and his 5-year-old grandson were missing for several hours Monday night.
Powerful storms had rolled through the area downing multiple trees, including the one that fell on the boy's tent.
Dallas Police are searching for the mother of a newborn who was found on the ground next to a dumpster.
Police said the chase started in Mesquite and came to a crashing end in Dallas at I-635 near Garland Road.
