A ruling in Massachusetts finds that involuntary nondisparagement orders, commonly used to keep spouses from discussing their cases on social media, are unconstitutional. Source: New feed

Magnolia Earl, a 1-year-old from California, was selected from among more than 327,000 entrants to represent Gerber in marketing campaigns. Source: New feed

For most of his life, Michael Flynn has swung from being “a good soldier” to committing radical disruptions. Source: New feed

A majority of the jobs lost in April were held by women, a sharp reversal of gains in the labor market. Source: New feed

The coronavirus pademic was already making life on the farm unpredictable, and then came an Arctic blast. Source: New feed

An American who was sent to Japan after Pearl Harbor, she was one of 345 people from 14 countries who helped preserve cultural treasures. Source: New feed

The test offers medical workers and health authorities an inexpensive tool for fast, mass screening. Source: New feed

Will reviving the European economy mean dropping plans to cut emissions? South Korea’s capital closed bars and nightclubs after finding a new virus cluster. Source: New feed

The Trump administration is imposing 90-day limits on work visas for Chinese journalists, raising the threat of further retaliation by the Chinese government. Source: New feed

He founded the influential label Uptown Records and gave a first break to Sean Combs, who would go on to become one of hip-hop’s signature moguls. Source: New feed