What Is Labor Day? History, Meaning and Why Americans Celebrate It
Labor Day is a US federal holiday held every year on the first Monday of September, dedicated to honoring the contributions and achievements of American workers. In 2026, it fell on September 7. What Is Labor Day? Labor Day marks the unofficial end
CT Tamburello and Phaedra Parks Confirm Romance, Make Red Carpet Debut at Emmys
Reality television fans got the crossover pairing few saw coming this week, as Chris “CT” Tamburello, one of the most recognizable competitors in MTV’s The Challenge franchise, and Real Housewives of Atlanta star Phaedra Parks confirmed they are officially dating. The couple made
Alix Earle Finally Breaks Silence on Tom Brady Romance Rumors in New Netflix Series
Alix Earle, one of social media’s biggest influencer stars, is addressing months of speculation about her rumored relationship with NFL legend Tom Brady for the first time, opening up about the buzz in her new Netflix reality series, Earle Meets World. The revelation
Naomi Osaka Fights Through Injury Scare to Reach US Open Fourth Round, Turns Heads With Bold Fashion
Naomi Osaka has been one of the biggest storylines of the 2026 US Open, both for her gutsy on-court performances and her attention-grabbing fashion choices in Arthur Ashe Stadium. The two-time US Open champion advanced to the fourth round on September 5 after
Charlie Kirk Trends Again as First Anniversary of His Death Nears and Trial Proceedings Continue
Nearly a year after his death shocked the nation, conservative activist Charlie Kirk is once again trending heavily online as the anniversary of his killing approaches and legal proceedings against the man accused of his murder continue to develop. The renewed search interest,
Is Costco Open on Labor Day 2026? Here’s What Shoppers Need to Know
As millions of Americans settle into the final stretch of Labor Day weekend, one of the most-searched questions of the holiday has once again taken over Google Trends: is Costco open on Labor Day? For 2026, the answer remains the same as it
Iran Accuses US of War Crime After Deadly Strike on Wedding Party
Iranian officials say a missile strike hit a wedding celebration in Hormozgan province, killing at least four people, as CENTCOM says it is looking into the reports. Iran has accused the United States of committing a war crime after a missile strike hit
Wall Street Rallies as Fed’s Waller Signals Patience on Interest Rates
Major US stock indexes rose sharply after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller urged caution on further rate moves, following a weaker-than-expected July jobs report. Wall Street rallied this week after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signaled patience on additional interest rate moves, easing
UK Summons Russian Diplomat Over Leipzig Airport Drone Attack
Britain joined a wave of European condemnation of Russia after Germany formally blamed Moscow for a failed explosive drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport. Britain’s Foreign Office summoned Russia’s most senior diplomat in the UK on Thursday to formally condemn a failed drone attack
Feminist Icon Gloria Steinem Dies at Age 92
The journalist and activist, who co-founded Ms. magazine and became the most recognizable face of the US women’s movement, died peacefully at her New York home. Gloria Steinem, the American journalist and activist who became one of the most visible symbols of the
Liverpool Chase First Win of the Season at Ipswich With Barcola Set for Debut
Andoni Iraola’s winless Liverpool side travel to newly promoted Ipswich Town on Friday, with £123m signing Bradley Barcola in line for his first appearance. Liverpool will look to register their first Premier League win of the 2026-27 season on Friday evening when they
Trump Signs Bill Averting Government Shutdown Ahead of Midterm Elections
The continuing resolution funds federal agencies through December 11, pushing a larger spending battle until after November’s midterm elections. President Donald Trump has signed a short-term government funding bill into law, avoiding a shutdown just weeks before the November midterm elections. The continuing