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Five people were sent to local hospitals after a building collapsed Friday evening in Newark, officials said. The collapse happened shortly after 6 p.m. at a building at South Pine Lane, a Newark Housing Authority property, Newark Public Safety Director Fritz Fragé told NJ Advance Media. Firefighters located six injured people with one refusing medical attention, Fragé said. Three people were

The Men in Black seem to have been working overtime. That is, if they’re real (the aliens). Whistleblowers told Congress that they know the Men in Black are very real, and they’ve been cleaning up evidence of UFOs. It’s not, as they say, out of this world, given that the existence of extraterrestrial activity was recently confirmed by a whistleblower’s claims. David Grusch, a former military

To say that Hunter Biden had a bad day in federal court on Wednesday is an understatement. It was just supposed to be a routine short hearing in Wilmington, Delaware, during which U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika would sign off on the sweetheart plea deal reached by Biden’s attorneys and federal prosecutors last month. Biden would then ride off into the sunset free from any concerns about

A new New York City law is setting a precedent when it comes to protecting workers from bias when companies use artificial intelligence in hiring, but some experts warn that key questions remain regarding how effective it will be. Why it matters: Advocates argue that the new law is a significant step in the fight to regulate AI in the U.S., which has lagged behind other parts of the world. •