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Brazil’s right turn reflects the global appeal of Trump’s American pride

Brazil's electorate is moving in synchrony with voters throughout Latin America — as if the whole region has been going through its own version of Trump’s 2024 victory over...

LA’s hottest ticket: How I survived the 103ºF Dodgers playoff game

To be part of the big moment, together with other people in this great,...

Islam, ‘radical’ John Cleese and the tragicomedy of modern Britain

Calling out barbaric practices — as much of these are — is not only...

NYC subway dragging death reveals a hidden danger that puts every rider at risk

Gov. Kathy Hochul still can’t protect New Yorkers from subway violence, as last week’s...

Susan Collins Is Pro-Choice, but Troy Jackson Is Still Hitting Her on Abortion

Despite Collins’s pro-choice record, Jackson tried to pin the Dobbs decision on her.

Democrats to decide among Boston, Denver, Philadelphia for 2028 convention

Democrats on Thursday narrowed down their top three cities for the 2028 national convention, spotlighting Boston, Denver and Philadelphia as viable options for the party to introduce its presidential nominee.  “Each city presented strong bids to host an inspiring celebration of our party’s future nominee and a critical step on our path to retaking the...

New study finds link between sugary drinks and stomach cancer

People who consume one or more sugary drinks a day are more than two times at risk for stomach cancer.

‘Reading Rainbow’ host says he’s checking into hospital over mental health

Threets was tapped as the host of “Reading Rainbow” in 2025, replacing original host LeVar Burton.

‘Doesn’t wanna win’: Charlamagne Tha God bashes Hakeem Jeffries over healthcare 

if a political leader as powerful as Hakeem Jeffries changes position on a major issue, voters deserve more than a pivot. They deserve the why and, more importantly, the what now.  

Invited media, military members held at gunpoint by Space Force security

Five journalists and the two military members escorting them to an event at Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif., this week were briefly detained at gunpoint by security police who believed they were gate crashers, according to the local media affected. The Monday incident happened ahead of an invitation-only groundbreaking for a new training facility for...

Senate Dems press Hegseth for answers on Stars and Stripes independence

A trio of Senate Democrats is expressing concern over the Pentagon’s involvement in the operations of Stars and Stripes, defending the publication's independence in a letter to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Thursday. Their inquiry follows an announcement this week that the military newspaper’s longtime publisher, Max Lederer, will be retiring after the Pentagon appointed...

NOAA releases fall weather predictions for all 50 states as El Niño grows stronger

Fall is just around the corner, but summer weather may be sticking around a little while longer.

Lindell says he’d spend ‘upwards of $1M’ in private Minnesota primary recount 

MyPillow founder Mike Lindell on Wednesday said he’s prepared to spend “upwards of $1 million” for a private recount of ballots cast in the Minnesota Republican primary for governor. State House Speaker Lisa Demuth (R-Minn.) beat Lindell by 11 percentage points, but Lindell has refused to cede to the lawmaker, citing concerns with voting machines...

To outcompete China, unhandcuff America’s biotech innovators

Former official David Mansdoerfer argues that bureaucratic delays at the FDA threaten American leadership in the growing regenerative medicine sector and give international competitors like China a strategic advantage.

Hutchinson on NRSC data centers memo: ‘Alarmist’ tone ‘concerning’

Former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson (R) called a recent private memo from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) about data centers “alarmist in tone.” Appearing on News Nation, Hutchinson told host Blake Burman that “The NRSC memo was almost alarmist in tone, which is concerning in and of itself." “Republican candidates need to define themselves...

David Jolly: ‘I don’t care about the left-right spectrum’

Florida’s Democratic nominee for governor, David Jolly, said Wednesday he’s not focused on the political divide within the party but rather is seeking solutions to big-ticket issues impacting voters ahead of the midterm elections. “I'm in a very postpartisan, postideological space. I reject the left-right spectrum. I don't care about the left-right spectrum. We have...

Almanacs release predictions for fall, winter – but can you trust them?

Sure, it's only August, but wouldn't you like to know what kind of weather to expect in the coming months?

Exclusive: US says ‘significant deterioration’ in China’s treatment of detained American academic

Chinese authorities are increasing restrictions on a wrongfully detained American academic, prompting U.S. officials to express alarm about a “significant deterioration” in his treatment, according to sources familiar with the matter.  Min Zin, an American citizen who runs a think tank focused on politics in Myanmar, was arrested in China in June. The Trump administration...

Is every billionaire a policy failure?

Maybe a wealth tax can be put to good use by our elected officials. Or maybe letting the billionaires keep and invest their money is a better alternative.

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