Alberta voters reject proposal that could lead to separation from Canada
More than 1.5 million votes have been counted, with 76% voting to remain in Canada and nearly 24% voting to begin the process of separation.
Your kids are consuming AI slop. Your parents may be, too
Kids are getting hooked on AI slop YouTube videos riddled with misinformation. So are their grandparents.
Judge questions Trump’s golf course overhaul after more than 400 trees removed
Judge Ana Reyes pushed back against the administration’s call for her recusal and challenged its reasoning for the tree removals.
US holds up Ukraine Patriot missile transfers, report says; Alberta votes against independence
Plus, newly unsealed records raise questions about whether O.J. Simpson had help covering up the murders. And France imposes curfews following weekend riots.
The internet is furious about lab-grown eggs. Here’s what’s actually happening
Rumors are swirling that major U.S. retailers are selling “lab-grown eggs” to unsuspecting consumers. The claims have a kernel of truth.
YouTube has an AI slop problem, and kids aren’t the only ones getting hooked
Your kids are consuming AI slop. Your parents may be, too.
As influencers flood our feeds, politicians are paying for our attention — and our votes
Campaigns are increasingly turning to third-party firms to bridge the gap with younger voters on social media platforms.
The 2026 World Series is already historic, and it hasn’t even started
The World Series will bring together two low-payroll teams and produce a first-time winner, regardless of who wins.
Hegseth makes unannounced visit to Israel, meets with Netanyahu ahead of election: Reports
Hegseth’s unannounced trip to Israel Monday to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu comes just days before Israel’s election.
Ukraine awaits Patriot missiles as Trump-Zelenskyy rift widens
Some of the missiles would come from U.S. allies, but Washington must sign off before those countries can transfer American-made weapons.