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Supreme Court to review state bans on transgender athletes’ participation in school sports

Supreme Court hears landmark cases Tuesday on transgender athlete bans in Idaho and West Virginia, with rulings that could reshape LGBTQ+ rights.

AOC accuses Vance of believing ‘American people should be assassinated in the street’

AOC accuses Vice President JD Vance of supporting deadly force after Minnesota ICE shooting incident, saying he believes "shooting a young mother" is acceptable behavior.

Dem levels ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ accusation after Portland shooting: ‘Stop f—ing with us’

House Democrat Janelle Bynum accused federal authorities of "state-sponsored terrorism" in a statement following a shooting in Portland on Thursday.

House Republicans defend ICE agent in fatal shooting, say use of force was justified

Republicans defend ICE agent in Minnesota shooting of Renee Nicole Good, saying agent responded to threat.

The Unnecessary Greenland Crisis

The U.S. needs to replace stick with carrot.

Putin signals Trump’s Ukraine peace plan could be ‘basis’ for future deal

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that the Trump administration's proposed peace plan to bring an end to the war in Ukraine could be the "basis" for a future deal — signaling openness to negotiate. Putin added that while there are things that need to be discussed when the U.S. delegation meets in Moscow early...

’Tis the season of unaffordability, which makes Thanksgiving as important as ever

Thanksgiving has become a political mess, but it is still a time to give thanks for the fact that we are able to survive in tough times and for those who will help us get through those tough times.

US woman missing after not returning to cruise ship in Caribbean

Ann Evans departed for an organized island tour of Port St. Maarten but didn't return to the bus or ship.

Trump calls female reporter ‘ugly, both inside and out’ over ‘hit piece’

President Trump on Wednesday called a New York Times reporter "ugly, both inside and out" after the outlet posted a story about his health, age and "signs of fatigue." In a post on Truth Social, the president claimed that the effort he puts into his policies "requires a lot of Work and Energy, and I...

This Thanksgiving, skip the discord and spark civic curiosity

When families kindle curiosity and embrace civic habits in the home, they do more than honor the past.

Trump’s data center embrace spurs energy and environment concerns

The Trump administration’s data center push is spurring concerns about energy prices and environmental impacts. The administration has embraced data centers, which house the computers and infrastructure used by tech companies, including for artificial intelligence, as well as the AI they power. White House officials argue it’s important for the U.S. to win the global “AI...

Bondi says prosecutors will seek death penalty against DC shooting suspect

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday said she will seek the death penalty against the man accused of shooting two West Virginia National Guard members in Washington, D.C., a day earlier. "Just pray, everyone pray today for these two soldiers, these two Guardsman and woman," Bondi said on Fox News. "But if something happens, I...

Consumer boycotts planned for Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday

The boycott, known as “We Ain’t Buying It,” is asking consumers to hit pause on buying from major corporations.

Jamie Lee Curtis breaks down in tears comparing Trump to Princess Diana

Jamie Lee Curtis, who hasn’t shied away from sharing her political views, called out the president for his "vile" behavior.

Photos: Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade through the decades

It was originally known as the Macy's Christmas Parade as an effort to give holiday sales a boost for the new Macy's store, according to the Library of Congress. On Nov. 27, 1924, the tradition began and has only gotten bigger every year since.

How many calories are in the average thanksgiving dinner?

According to the Calorie Control Council, many Americans eat around 3,150 calories at a feast.

DC shooting suspect worked for CIA in Afghanistan; drove across country before attack, officials say

The man suspected of shooting two West Virginia National Guard members in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday drove across the country from his home in Washington state with plans to carry out the attack, officials said at a press conference Thursday morning. Earlier in the morning, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) said the suspect, Rahmanaullah Lakanwal,...

As America celebrates Thanksgiving, global hunger takes center stage

It’s important to revisit the impact of the gutting of U.S. foreign assistance and the related impacts on global hunger.

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