These stories triggered Trump into banning CNN, MS Now and Politico
Three news organizations sued President Donald Trump over a revocation of their press passes. The Justice Department said it was for good reason.
A two-time Trump voter measured the reported corruption in his administration
The person behind ‘The Leah Files’ claimed to prove Trump’s level of corruption is without precedent. Before that, she said she voted for Trump twice.
Trump threatens to ‘annihilate’ Iran, but US-Iran talks are already underway
Today, Iran’s president will take the same U.N. stage where President Trump threatened on Tuesday to “annihilate” the Islamic Republic.
Missouri congressional map fight returns to Supreme Court with nationwide implications
People Not Politicians Missouri moved to halt a federal appeals court ruling requiring the state to use its 2025 congressional map.
Inside the evolution of online scams from a ‘grandparent problem’ to targeting teens
As cybercriminals target younger demographics, experts and grieving parents urge tech companies to take greater responsibility for safety.
AI could take your job, but it could also hire you for the next one. Should it?
Artificial intelligence has crept its way in nearly every facet of the job interview process, including selecting candidates.
Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexually assaulting production assistant
Weinstein previously pleaded not guilty after he was accused of assaulting former “Project Runway” production assistant Miriam Haley.
Texas investigators probe possible manslaughter charges in Camp Mystic tragedy
Investigators issued warrants tied to Camp Mystic deaths, seeking evidence of manslaughter, child abandonment and criminal negligence.
Is it possible to talk about gas prices without an argument? That’s @GasBuddyGuy’s daily challenge
He’s a content creator who does dozens of media interviews. But what’s it actually like to be the internet’s gas price expert when prices are soaring?
Judge orders man shot by ICE to court as police release new body cam video
The ICE officer who shot Wilber Garcés Perez had been issued a body camera, but wasn’t wearing it at the time, according to multiple reports.