Earlier this week, reporter Jerry Foltz asked world No. 3 golfer Lydia Ko why a physical therapist had rushed onto the course to treat her during the Palos Verdes Championship. Smiling, Ko said: "It's that time of the month," explaining that she has problems with her back when she has her period. Foltz, clearly stumped, mumbled, "Uh, thanks." He later followed up on Twitter, replying to a post linked to an article entitled, "'Honesty it is': Lydia Ko leaves interviewer speechless with response" with a succinct: "Yes it did."
The Nashville Public Library (NPL) is hoping to give out 5,000 free "banned books" library cards to local readers by the end of the month as Tennessee is among the states embroiled in the ongoing censorship debate across the nation.
Russia's continuing assault in Ukraine has devastated the country and the lives of millions of its citizens. The youngest among them — Ukraine's children — have been robbed of the ability to attend school and learn in a classroom, sitting next to their peers and friends.
Drought conditions worsened in much of the Southwest over the past week, according to the latest update from the US Drought Monitor, deepening the region's water crisis and fueling record-setting wildfires across multiple states.
President Joe Biden will announce the launch of a new voluntary initiative to boost the use of 3D printing in domestic supply chains during his trip to Ohio on Friday, according to two senior administration officials and a White House fact sheet touting the announcement.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced in a letter to her colleagues Friday morning the chamber will vote on legislation that would allow Capitol Hill staffers to unionize next week, a major development for labor activists who have pushed for the option for years.
Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper says in his new book that then-President Donald Trump asked him in 2020 about launching missiles into Mexico to "destroy the drug labs" and kill cartels, The New York Times reported Thursday.
Three NASA astronauts and a European astronaut splashed down aboard their SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule off the coast of Florida after midnight Friday morning, capping off their six-month mission during which they worked alongside Russian cosmonauts and hosted the first all-private crew to visit the orbiting outpost.
