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Talk about a true treasure hunt! One savvy thrifter recently almost “skipped over” a plain old rock at his local Salvation Army. However, on a second look, it turned out to be a 2,200-year-old Roman coin that he snagged for just $3.99. According to Newsweek, Reddit user u/p—py, shared his…

Turning Point USA confirmed to Newsweek that Erika Kirk moved her wedding photo with Charlie Kirk to a lower shelf so her daughter could reach it. The clarification came after online users and Candace Owens questioned why the picture was missing in a December 2025 interview. Owens offered theories, but…

Amazon layoffs start on 26 January, with up to 2,500 Washington workers affected initially. Cuts could reach 30,000 by May as the tech giant redirects $100 billion over the decade into AI infrastructure.

She couldn't believe her eyes

Over 100 US companies have filed WARN notices for January layoffs, including Amazon and FedEx, as 2026 begins with job market uncertainty intensifying for workers.

Vanity Fair photos of Trump officials ignited backlash online. The photographer explains why he refuses to soften reality or retouch faces.

And he blamed her for what he had to survive.

Donna Olshan, the founder and president of Olshan Realty, called the expectations that a mass of wealthy individuals would leave the city "pretty ridiculous"

People didn't let Karoline Leavitt after her provably false lie.