Trump moves to open 44 million forest acres to roads, logging, citing wildfire risk
The Forest Service has proposed eliminating the 2001 “Roadless Rule,” which limits road construction and logging in remote forests.
Trump cuts South Korea drills short, catching Seoul officials off guard
U.S.-South Korea military drills will end six days early after Trump ordered the allies to reduce Ulchi Freedom Shield.
Democratic socialist scores Florida upset; Trump pauses 50% Canada tariffs
Plus, new details emerge about Hayden Panettiere’s death. And NASA releases before-and-after images of the crater left by a SpaceX rocket.
SpaceX rocket crashes into moon. Now NASA can see the damage
A SpaceX rocket weighing nearly 9,000 pounds struck the moon at around 5,400mph, releasing energy equivalent to nearly three tons of TNT.
Trump’s last-minute pause on 50% tariffs gives US and Canada more time to negotiate
The 50% tariffs would have impacted about $20 billion worth of Canadian imports, ranging from hockey sticks to alcohol.
Florida lawmaker who backed death penalty for child rapists charged with molestation
A Florida man may end up on death row and if that happens, he’ll have put himself there in more ways than one.
Bodies discovered as climate change leads to low water levels, melting glaciers
This week, officials confirmed bodies were found at Lake Mead and in the Swiss Alps, two of which had been missing for 34 years.
Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema admits to affair with bodyguard. Can she be sued by his ex-wife?
During a deposition in July, Sinema said her relationship with her bodyguard went from professional to sexual in May of 2024.
Political foes unite in a common cause: de-Flocking America
In a polarized America, surveillance company Flock Safety has inadvertently turned political foes into frenemies.