What did Trump say about Ukraine’s president? President Donald Trump publicly attacked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky this week, claiming that Ukraine’s devastating war with Russia started because of “incompetence” — and suggesting that Ukraine should install a new leader. The…
She survived something no one in American history had survived before. Christa Pike, the 50-year-old Tennessee woman who endured two doses of the lethal drug pentobarbital without dying during a scheduled execution on September 30th, has been discharged from the…
Mississippi Valley State University forward Qingfang Pang is currently in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody after being detained last week at a Jackson, Mississippi airport — the third college basketball player swept up in ICE enforcement actions in recent months,…
Singapore is suffocating. One of the wealthiest and most meticulously governed city-states on earth — home to 6.21 million people and an economy generating more than $650 billion annually — has this week earned the grim distinction of being the…
Caitlin Clark cannot remember the last time she read a direct message on social media. She actively tunes out the noise, embraces hostile road crowds, and draws a clear, principled line between passionate fandom and genuine discrimination. In a season-ending…
The United States Department of Defense has offered North Carolina-based semiconductor manufacturer Wolfspeed up to $1.5 billion in conditional financing to expand domestic production of advanced chips critical to drones, radar systems, electronic warfare, and missile defense — a move…
On May 6, D.J. Byrnes picked up his phone and sent three text messages to an Ohio state senator. One contained political commentary. Another deployed a nickname — “Young Mussolini” — that Byrnes had long used for the lawmaker in…
Members of Congress passed legislation this past June demanding that private-sector employers reach union contracts within 90 days of negotiations beginning — yet the same lawmakers have imposed no equivalent obligation on themselves, a contradiction thrown into sharp relief by…
The 2026 midterm cycle has quietly crossed a threshold that researchers and regulators have long dreaded: AI-generated political advertising is now a routine feature of American campaign media, appearing on television screens and social media feeds with a regularity that…
A disease that the United States had effectively eliminated a quarter century ago is back, spreading through under-vaccinated communities with a ferocity that has now forced New York Governor Kathy Hochul to declare a statewide disaster emergency. The declaration, the…