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For ‘horrible moment,’ Bush White House thought US military shot down Flight 93

Condoleezza Rice recalled the tense moment she and George W. Bush believed Flight 93 had been shot down while coordinating responses in a bunker.

9/11 hero’s memory preserved through massive effort to ‘do good’ for vets, first responders: ‘His legacy’

Tunnel to Towers' 343 Homes Initiative honors Stephen Siller and the 9/11 firefighters with mortgage-free homes for fallen first responders' families.

Supreme Court again blocks Missouri from using Trump-backed congressional maps

The Supreme Court blocked Missouri's Republican-backed congressional map for a second time as a contempt hearing looms for Denny Hoskins this week.

The Nigerian chief who made millions from Medi-Cal

Last December, Chief Nathan Ogbatue arrived in a motorcade outside the grand entrance of...

‘World Suicide Prevention Day’ Hypocrisy

Let’s stop the hypocrisy and rename it.

Homan pushes back on idea on Adams case being ordered to be dropped for Rikers access

President Trump’s “border czar” Tom Homan on Sunday pushed back on the idea that prosecutors were ordered to dismiss charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) by the Department of Justice in exchange for access to Rikers Island. “It sounds like the DOJ dropped the case against Adams, [and in] exchange, he let you into...

Zelensky: ‘We believe that Putin will wage war against NATO’

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his country has intelligence that Russian President Vladimir Putin plans to target Belarus and warned against the weakening of NATO. In an interview on NBC News’s “Meet the Press,” Zelensky said his country has intelligence that Putin is planning to conduct a military training operation with 150,000 people, “mostly on...

The VIPER moon rover’s commercial revival signals a new era

The story of VIPER, with its twists and turns, proves the wisdom of NASA’s turn to the commercial sector for partnerships that started during the George W. Bush administration.

Polish leader says united European army ‘will not happen’

The foreign minister of Poland, Radosław Sikorski, said that a united European army “will not happen.” “If you understand by … the unification of national armies, it will not happen,” Sikorski said. “But I have been an advocate for Europe, for the European Union, to develop its own defense capabilities.” “And we are actually in...

Does your kid have ‘hurried child syndrome’? How to tell and what to do

The syndrome doesn't come from you rushing your kid to get dressed, but a different set of expectations.

European leaders hold emergency summit on Ukraine as Trump, Russia ready peace talks

European leaders have planned an emergency summit on Ukraine, according to multiple outlets. The summit has been referred to as a “once in a generation” national security moment by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, CNN reported The BBC reported that French President Emmanuel Macron will pull together the Monday summit, which will happen in Paris....

The destruction of USAID is a canary in American democracy’s coal mine

As demonstrated by the Trump administration’s takedown of USAID, disinformation, amplified by social media, poses an even greater threat to democracy than ignorance does.

Conquering in Chaos: How Trump is reinventing America’s foreign policy

President Trump's America First strategy is shifting the U.S.'s foreign policy towards a more aggressive approach, with a focus on restricting China's influence, reinforcing alliances, and regaining lost U.S. leadership.

Why Musk may want to control OpenAI  

Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s bid to take control of OpenAI is fanning the flames of a longtime feud with co-founder and CEO Sam Altman and complicating the path forward for the popular ChatGPT-maker. Whether Musk has a real desire to run OpenAI or get ahead of a competitor, observers agree the bid is likely...

Ukraine woos Trump with prospect of mineral riches

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is leveraging the country’s large deposits of rare earth materials and critical minerals to win the favor of President Trump ahead of high-stakes negotiations to end Russia’s war of aggression. Trump said Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to begin negotiations immediately, with plans to meet in Saudi Arabia. Trump’s...

House GOP budget resolution in jeopardy amid concerns from moderates

The House GOP’s budget resolution could be in jeopardy of not clearing the full chamber amid concerns from moderates over likely cuts to social safety net programs — particularly Medicaid — with a handful undecided on whether they will support the key measure. Reps. David Valadao (R-Calif.) and Nicole Malliotakis (R-N.Y.) — both of whom...

Axios to use ‘Gulf of America’ in compliance with Trump administration

Axios has announced it will comply with the Trump administration's decision to rename the "Gulf of Mexico" the "Gulf of America" in its reporting, saying its audience is mostly U.S.-based compared to other media outlets. "Our standard is to use ‘Gulf of America (renamed by U.S. from Gulf of Mexico)’ in our reporting because our...

American accused of smuggling drugs taken into Russian custody

A court in Russia ordered the 30-day detention of a U.S. citizen suspected of drug smuggling, Moscow courts press service reported Saturday, per the Associated Press. Kalob Wayne Byers, 28, was apprehended by customs officials at Vnukovo airport in Moscow during a baggage inspection. On Friday, Russia's Federal Customs Service confirmed that a U.S. citizen...

Justice Department fires 20 immigration judges: Report

The Trump administration dismissed 20 immigration judges over the weekend without explanation, as it continues its efforts to reduce the size of the federal government, the Associated Press reports. Matthew Biggs, the president of the International Federation of Professional & Technical Engineers, a union representing immigration judges, said that 13 judges who hadn't been sworn...

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