Molly Bohannon is a reporter on the news team, where she covers a range of breaking news stories including politics, foreign and national news, and the intersection of business and entertainment. Most recently she has led Forbes' coverage of cease-fire negotiations in the war
Israeli Defense Forces Say 4 More Hostages Died In Gaza
Three of the four men whose deaths were confirmed by Israel on Monday were older than 80, according to multiple reports.
Vikings Agree To $140 Million Contract Extension Making Justin Jefferson Highest-Paid Non-Quarterback In NFL
Record-breaking wide receiver Justin Jefferson was recognized as one of the “most electric” players in the game by the Vikings owners on Monday.
Biden Backs Israel’s Cease-Fire Proposal: ‘Too Many Innocent People Have Been Killed’
President Joe Biden said Friday that Israel had given Hamas a new cease-fire proposal that, if negotiations continue, would result in a permanent cease-fire and the return of all hostages.
Chad Daybell Found Guilty Of Murdering Wife And 2 Children
Chad Daybell was found guilty of killing three people after prosecutors alleged he was motivated by a “desire for sex, money and power.”
Can Trump Vote As A Convicted Felon? Here’s What Rights He Could Lose.
The former president—who is on trial in New York and is a Florida resident—faces prison time and/or fines for each of 34 felony counts he faces.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts Rejects Democratic Lawmakers’ Request To Discuss Alito Controversy
On Wednesday, Justice Samuel Alito said he would not recuse himself from cases related to Jan. 6 or former President Donald Trump.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Rejects Recusal Calls In Trump And Jan. 6 Cases Amid Flag Controversies
Calls for conservative Justice Samuel Alito to recuse himself from certain Supreme Court cases began after reports that symbols supporting former President Donald Trump were displayed at his home.
Alec Baldwin Must Face Trial For 'Rust' Manslaughter Case, Judge Rules
The actor has pleaded not guilty to one charge of involuntary manslaughter in relation to a cinematographer’s death on the set of “Rust.”
Louisiana Classifies Abortion Pills As ‘Dangerous’ Controlled Substances In First-Of-Its-Kind Law
Doctors warn Louisiana's new law could make it harder to access two drugs often used for medication abortions.
Billionaire Blackstone CEO Schwarzman Will Back Trump—After Donating Millions In 2020
Steve Schwarzman expressed displeasure with the current “economic, immigration and foreign policies” and told Axios he would “vote for change” by voting for Trump.