Education Dept. flags potential national security threat. Donations are pouring in to US universities from sanctioned Chinese entities “I relate it to having kids and not parenting well.” We Got This Covered · Jul 19
New Report Includes Claims About How CBS News’ Bari Weiss Has Changed Since The 60 Minutes Firings Employees are supposedly witnessing a new Weiss. Cinemablend · Jul 18
Florida woman stunned to receive new license plate with ‘racy’ message ‘How could that pass inspection?’ the Florida woman said upon seeing the license plate for the first time The Independent UK · Jul 17
Trump to allege Chinese meddling in US elections during primetime speech: Report US President Donald Trump is expected to allege previously unreported Chinese interference in US elections during a primetime address on Thursday, including claims that Beijing compromised US voter data and that the CIA was aware of the activity but did not inform him during his first term, according to a… The Times of India · Jul 16
CBS News wants to take ‘middle ground’ on airing Trump’s speech as network chiefs wrestle over whether to carry it live TV networks worry they could be doing their viewers a disservice by airing a speech that may contain falsehoods about the 2020 election The Independent UK · Jul 16
Pentagon Is Reportedly Developing Military Strike Options Against Cuba as Trump Ramps Up Pressure on Havana Secretary of State Marco Rubio has repeatedly said Washington prefers a negotiated transition to a technocratic government willing to implement political and economic reforms Latin Times · Jul 16
The surprising reason scientists say comets would smell absolutely terrible Scientists discovered Comet 67P emits a foul odor from its chemical makeup. This comet's surrounding coma contained gases like hydrogen sulfide and ammonia. These chemicals contribute to smells of rotten eggs and horse stables. The comet's scent becomes stronger as it approaches the Sun. The Economic Times · Jul 16
ICE Keeps Shooting People. Here's a Way Congress Can Rein It In. Giving people a pathway to sue federal immigration officials for violating constitutional rights is one way Congress can help hold the rogue agency accountable. Reason · Jul 15
AOC calls for TV networks not to air Trump’s Thursday primetime address on election security Trump is scheduled to address the nation at 9 p.m. Thursday. Though the specifics of his remarks are unknown, reports say he may revisit claims that the 2020 election was tampered with The Independent UK · Jul 15
Elon Musk Promised People In Wisconsin $1 Million To Vote. Now He Might Face Criminal Charges For It Elon Musk might have violated Wisconsin election laws when he offered $1 million checks to voters during a state Supreme Court election in 2025. International Business Times · Jul 15
States are pushing to name and shame major companies that have employees on Medicaid ‘Taxpayers deserve transparency about which large employers are shifting their healthcare costs onto the public’ The Independent UK · Jul 14
ICE Suspends Most Vehicle Stops Nationwide After Two Fatal Shootings in Houston and Maine in Nine Days ICE pauses most vehicle stops nationwide after fatal shootings in Houston and Maine left two men dead — neither was the actual target. Latin Times · Jul 14
A CNN Alum Didn't Hold Back About Bari Weiss And How She'll ‘Murder’ The Network Another veteran journalist is sharing thoughts on Weiss. Cinemablend · Jul 14
'I can't believe it': Singer's shock after five members of beloved band killed in plane crash Five members of the beloved Caribbean band were killed in the plane crash in the Bahamas Evening Standard · Jul 14
The Times of India · Jul 14 'Responsibility to protect Americans': Trump tells US Congress fighting with Iran has resumed US President Trump has updated Congress on the recommencement of military action against Iran, marking the beginning of a new sixty-day operational phase for US forces. This escalation follows reported attacks on commercial shipping, attributed to Iran's supposed violation of a ceasefire. In response, the US has carried out several…
Latin Times · Jul 13 Military Aviator Describes Object 'Unlike Anything I Had Seen' in Latest Declassified UFO Files The Pentagon said the latest release will not be the last disclosure under the President Donald Trump's executive order.
The Independent UK · Jul 13 San Francisco residents confused over new homeless encampment that turned out to be a movie set One resident said that a ‘trained eye’ allowed him to spot that the encampment was a film set
The Economic Times · Jul 12 INS Sudarshini arrives at Boston for SAIL Boston 250 celebrations Indian Naval Ship Sudarshini arrived in Boston for Sail Boston 250. The ship entered the historic port flying the Indian flag. Consul General Raghuram S visited the vessel at sea. This event marks the 250th anniversary of America's founding. Sail Boston 2026 is a significant international maritime gathering.
Cinemablend · Jul 11 CNN Insiders Weigh In On The Main ‘Problem’ CBS News’ Bari Weiss Would Have If She Ran The Network CNN's corporate future is sparking discussions.
Bored Panda · Jul 10 This New Yorker Cartoonist Created 26 Sharp One-Panel Comics About Society, Culture, And Everyday Life With a career spanning decades, Liza Donnelly has built a reputation for using cartoons to explore culture, politics, and everyday life with a sharp eye and a thoughtful sense of humor. As a longtime cartoonist for The New Yorker and resident cartoonist for CBS News, her work has reached audiences…
The Independent UK · Jul 9 Trump boasts airport renamed after him will be one of the ‘greatest in the world’ – despite ranking 51st in US The South Florida airport officially became Donald J Trump International Airport Thursday but is the only the third busiest in the Miami metropolitan area
The Independent UK · Jul 9 Bari Weiss’ CBS News airs Kanye West footage in P Diddy report as staffers call July 4 production ‘amateur hour’ Some CBS staffers were left ‘mortified’ by the network’s Fourth of July broadcast, according to a report
The Times of India · Jul 9 When Japan Airlines slashed employee pay in 2009, CEO Haruka Nishimatsu cut his own salary to about $90,000, rode the city bus to work, ate in the staff cafeteria and removed his office walls so employees could walk in During a 2009 financial crisis, Japan Airlines CEO Haruka Nishimatsu significantly reduced his salary. He commuted via public transport and ate in the employee cafeteria, sharing the burden. Nishimatsu removed office walls to foster open communication and accessibility with staff. His actions demonstrated accountability and a philosophy of shared sacrifice…
The Independent UK · Jul 8 Bari Weiss sidelines yet another 60 Minutes veteran in favor of her own pick, report says Senior Foreign Correspondent Holly Williams was supposed to conduct an interview with British politician Nigel Farage, but Weiss chose her colleague Trevor Phillips instead
The Independent UK · Jul 8 Trump team threatens to arrest election officials if migrants vote in their states ‘Got another love letter this morning from the DOJ sprinkled throughout with threats of criminal prosecution,’ a GOP election official in Utah wrote