BTS members RM and V have officially completed their mandatory 18-month military service in South Korea. The moment brings the K-pop group one step closer to a highly anticipated reunion. Four of BTS’ seven members have now been discharged from the South Korean military, with the final three expected to return by late June. RM […]
Wearing the familiar No. 8, but now in black and gold, future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers practiced with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the first time Tuesday, June 10. Rodgers also met with the media after the first day of mandatory mini-camp to explain his decision-making process. Why did he sign with Pittsburgh and […]
More than two dozen states are suing the genetic testing company 23andMe over its proposed bankruptcy sale, stating customers did not sign up to have their DNA sold to the highest bidder. The bipartisan attorneys general argue that customers should have control over their personal information and that it cannot be sold like ordinary property. […]
At this year’s Modern Day Marine event, Marines from the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center at Twentynine Palms, California, showcased cutting-edge training tools designed to prepare warfighters for the battlefield of tomorrow. The centerpiece of their demonstration was Project Tripoli, a comprehensive training initiative that integrates live, virtual and constructive elements to simulate realistic […]
Free shipping — once a standard perk of online shopping — is disappearing from some retailers’ websites, while others raise the spending threshold needed to qualify. Rising costs tied to new tariffs are driving companies to pass those expenses on to consumers. What’s behind the shift? On Wednesday, June 11, President Donald Trump declared on […]
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday, June 10, that his administration will restore the original names of seven U.S. Army bases that previously honored Confederate officers. Speaking at a ceremony at Fort Bragg, Trump listed the installations: Fort Hood (Texas), Fort Gordon (Georgia), Fort Rucker (Alabama), Fort Polk (Louisiana), Fort A.P. Hill (Virginia), Fort Pickett (Virginia) […]
Southern Baptist Convention delegates overwhelmingly approved a resolution on June 10 calling for the reversal of Obergefell v. Hodges. It refers to the 2015 U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex marriage. Meeting in Dallas, Texas, more than 10,000 church representatives, known as messengers, backed language urging lawmakers and courts to roll back decisions and […]
This is part one of a series on the crisis of masculinity among young men. The series will cover the increasing number of young men feeling lost in society, the lack of strong male role models in modern media and what happens when the search for help takes you down an unexpected rabbit hole. Will […]
Elon Musk issued a rare public apology early Wednesday, June 11, saying his recent posts about President Donald Trump “went too far.” The statement followed weeks of open criticism, during which Musk accused Trump of being mentioned in unreleased Epstein files and urged voters to oppose the administration’s major spending bill. Musk deleted the posts […]
Troops remain deployed as tensions escalate in Los Angeles following four consecutive days of protests. A judge sides with Trump, but the governor warns it sends a message to the rest of the country. Plus, a trade truce? The U.S. and China cut a deal. But what does it really mean? After months of tariff […]
