Ed Sheeran dropped Macklemore from tour over pro-Palestinian comments. Now other opening acts are quitting
The Loop Tour was originally set to feature not just Macklemore, but Aaron Rowe, Lukas Graham and Finneas.
I told them they’d been hacked. They hung up on me
Get an inside look at what happens when a journalist calls a hacking victim to let them know their data has been exposed.
The US doesn’t sign tribal treaties anymore, but the 374 intact are still winning court cases
Lawsuits persists against federal and state governments as Native American tribes say their treaties must be respected. They’re securing major wins.
Senate advances bipartisan Protect College Sports Act
Senate advances bipartisan college sports act, setting up a potential vote on new federal rules for NIL, transfers and athlete protections.
This company’s newspapers are ‘optimized for profit’ — for its hedge fund owner
Newspapers are increasingly owned by investment firms. What does that mean for layoffs — and profits — going forward?
Why a court order could hasten coal plant retirements
A court ruled there was no emergency to justify a Trump order for a coal plant in Michigan to keep operating past its planned retirement.
Nick Reiner case moves forward without death penalty
Without the death penalty, Reiner could face life without the possibility of parole as the most severe sentence he could receive.
Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon agree AI is dangerous, but not on how to fix it
Sen. Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon agree AI could be catastrophic. They just can’t agree on how to stop it.
Supreme Court rejects Trump mail ballot limits; Pentagon flags munitions shortfall
Plus, Sen. Mitch McConnell returns to Capitol Hill after three months out of public view. And Trump dismisses AI safety warnings, calling fears of a takeover a “hoax.”
Sen. Mitch McConnell returns to Capitol Hill, casts first vote in months
In his first vote back, McConnell voted to advance Matthew Byrne’s nomination to serve as a federal judge in Ohio. The vote was 47-46.