The Latest Breaking News from America

Hegseth declares ‘good riddance’ to America’s oldest institution claiming they are training ‘wokesters’ instead of warriors

It's a ‘core value’ reform.

We Got This Covered · Feb 8

NAACP's leader on democracy

Endurance, not despair, will decide democracy’s future — and "Black America has been here before"

Salon · Feb 8

Super Bowl ads try to overcome tough times with health, caring and the usual laughs

At a difficult time for America, Super Bowl advertisers are asking viewers to take care of themselves and others — and maybe even crack a smile

The Independent UK · Feb 8

Breezy Johnson Captures First American Gold at Olympics With Downhill Win

Team USA is on the board at the Milan Cortina Games with a medal in Alpine skiing.

Sports Illustrated · Feb 8

MAGA's war on woke is centuries old

Trump and Stephen Miller don’t just want to erase the 20th century. Their dream is much bigger than that

Salon · Feb 8

12 of America’s most luxurious ski hotels, from Colorado to New Hampshire

These hotels ensnare guests with heated pools, marble bathrooms and gourmet food

The Independent UK · Feb 8

As goes the Washington Post: US democracy takes another hit under Trump

Jeff Bezos’s axing of more than 300 jobs at the storied newspaper has renewed fears about the resilience of America’s democracy to withstand Trump’s attacks

The Guardian - US · Feb 8

America's 250th anniversary collides with a renewed fight over Black history

Why Black history is a flashpoint heading into 250

Axios · Feb 7

‘Mixed emotions’: Team USA skier Hunter Hess says wearing the flag doesn’t mean backing all US policies, sparks Olympic boycott calls

American freestyle skiers Hunter Hess and Chris Lillis expressed mixed feelings about representing the US at the Winter Olympics, citing domestic issues they disagree with. Their comments sparked backlash online, with some viewers vowing to boycott the Games, arguing that wearing the flag signifies full endorsement of the country.

The Times of India · Feb 7

"Any Business in America Would Rather Not Have Their Internal Documents out in the Public"

"But that does not mean that litigants have a right to hide them from the public once they are implicated in court proceedings."

Reason · Feb 7