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Actor Danny Masterson found guilty on two counts of rape in retrial
Masterson previously denied the allegations and pleaded not guilty during both trials. His defense told jurors that Masterson had consensual sex with the women.
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Project Veritas sues founder James O’Keefe over his messy departure
Conservative undercover-camera group Project Veritas sued its founder James O’Keefe on Wednesday, alleging he had broken his contract by disparaging its board.
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Fans say ‘The Little Mermaid’ is the latest ‘review-bomb’ target
IMDb has taken action after seeing an unusual influx of negative audience reviews on the latest Disney live action.
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Mom’s will gives away our family home. Carolyn Hax readers give advice.
A letter writer is devastated by mother’s decision to change her will to leave the family house to her husband.
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A VMI student newspaper won a major prize. But now there are questions.
The Virginia Press Association is investigating whether the Cadet’s award-winning work was tainted by the involvement of an alumnus who has sued the college.
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China’s Young People Can’t Find Jobs. Xi Jinping Says to ‘Eat Bitterness.’
With youth unemployment at a record, the Communist Party is trying to reset expectations about social mobility by talking up the virtue of hardship.
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Remote Work Gives Amazon Workers a Common Cause
At Amazon, warehouse workers have shown support for corporate colleagues, noting they have nothing to gain if office workers lose flexibility that the pandemic proved possible.
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JPMorgan Tries to Deflect Blame for Long Relationship With Jeffrey Epstein
Depositions from the bank’s chief executive, Jamie Dimon, and another top executive paint a picture of leaders who rarely communicated about Mr. Epstein.
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Live debt ceiling vote count: House moves to approve or reject deal
President Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy agreed to a deal to raise the debt ceiling. The Post is following how Republicans and Democrats vote.
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FBI director Chris Wray to face contempt of Congress vote, Comer says
Lawmaker rejects FBI offer to view an internal bureau document at agency headquarters instead of handing it over to the committee in response to a subpoena.