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
Trump Falsely Says He Isn’t Allowed To Testify In Hush Money Trial
“I’m not allowed as a presidential candidate—the leading candidate, the Republican Party nominee, and the one who’s leading Biden by a lot—I’m not allowed to talk,” Trump said Thursday.
Arizona Governor Signs Bill Repealing 1864 Abortion Ban
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs said she “will do everything in my power to protect our reproductive freedoms because I trust women to make the decisions that are best for them.”
Recording Shows Trump Told Michael Cohen He Hated ‘That We Did It’ — Reportedly Referring To Hush Money Payment
“I can’t even tell you how many times he said to me ‘I hate the fact that we did it,’” ex-Trump attorney Michael Cohen said in a recorded phone call played before the court Thursday.
Jeff Bezos Overtakes Elon Musk As Second Wealthiest Person In The World
After jostling for the position of second-wealthiest person in the world more than a dozen times in March, Musk and Bezos are competing closely once again.
WNBA Ticket Sales Up 93% Compared To Last Year, Report Says
Ticket sales for the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky—both teams that drafted high profile collegiate players—have increased substantially compared to the preseason last year.
Dan Schneider Sues ‘Quiet On Set’ Networks, Producers For Defamation
Dan Schneider said the hit docuseries and its trailer “falsely implied” he played a role in “horrific crimes for which actual child predators have been prosecuted and convicted.”
Trump Says NYPD Clearing Columbia Encampment Was ‘A Beautiful Thing To Watch’
“In exactly two hours everything was over, it was a beautiful thing to watch, New York's finest,” former President Donald Trump said at a rally Wednesday discussing the NYPD clearing the Columbia University encampment.
Columbia President Defends Calling In NYPD And Reportedly Moves Finals To Remote Format
President Minouche Shafik said in the Wednesday statement that Tuesday’s acts were “destruction, not political speech.”
Tesla Fires Supercharger Team—Musk Says Network Will Grow At ‘Slower Pace’
Elon Musk internally announced that about 500 people, or the entire team that works on superchargers for Tesla, were being let go this week, according to The Financial Times.
4 Officers Killed In Charlotte Shooting Identified—Here’s What We Know
Monday’s shooting while police were attempting to serve a warrant was the 132nd mass shooting of the year, according to the Gun Violence Archive.