TSA Ends Shoe Removal Rule at U.S. Airports
For the first time in nearly two decades, air travelers in the United States can keep their shoes on during …
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AI Deepfake Voicemails Target High-Level Officials
In June, an advanced impersonation campaign used artificial intelligence to target senior U.S. and international leaders by posing as Secretary …
Nvidia Becomes World’s Most Valuable Public Company
Nvidia Corp. has officially become the most valuable publicly traded company in the world, reaching a historic $4 trillion market …
AT&T to Pay $177M Over Massive Customer Data Breaches
AT&T has agreed to pay $177 million to settle two class-action lawsuits stemming from major data breaches that exposed the …
Injuries Push Astros to Debut More Minor Leaguers
With a growing list of injuries depleting their roster, the Houston Astros continue to turn to their farm system for …
The new Alex Saab is a U.S. person: Antonio Luis Gonzalez Morales
Antonio Luis Gonzalez Morales, a Venezuelan oil trader with deep ties to the Maduro regime, is emerging as the “new …
TikTok Readies U.S. App Before ByteDance Deadline
TikTok is preparing to launch a separate version of its app specifically for U.S. users, as the company accelerates efforts …
Boyd to Host Event for Senior Wellness Support
Boyd Healthcare is inviting the public to a free informational session about its Senior Life Solutions program, which aims to …
Deadly Holiday Flood Devastates Central Texas
Devastating floods swept through central Texas in early July, killing at least 78 people and leaving dozens more missing in …
Microsoft Cuts 9,000 Jobs Amid AI Spending Surge
Microsoft has become the latest tech heavyweight to enact sweeping layoffs, citing rising costs tied to its aggressive push into …
Feds Urge States to Remove Political Symbols From Roads
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has urged all 50 state governors, along with the governors of Puerto Rico and the …
Record July 4 Travel Expected Across U.S. in 2025
This Fourth of July holiday is set to be the busiest on record, with an estimated 72.2 million Americans expected …
UPenn Ends Trans Participation in Women’s Sports
The University of Pennsylvania has resolved with the U.S. Department of Education (DOE), agreeing to prohibit biological males who identify …
Fairlife Milk Supplier Dairies Face Animal Cruelty Probe
The Arizona Department of Agriculture has launched an investigation into two dairies that previously supplied milk to Fairlife, the Coca-Cola–owned …
Northeast Scorches Under Triple-Digit Heatwave
A brutal heatwave continues to bake the northeastern United States, with major cities like New York, Boston, and Philadelphia seeing …
Are Companies Leaving California? Not Really
Despite recent headlines about big-name companies leaving California, a new report from the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) suggests …
Senate Democrats mock Biden for selling weapons to Israel
Some of President Biden’s strongest Senate allies are calling on Israelis to end months of fierce fighting and criticizing the …
Good News That’s Much Needed for Biden
The economy is making Americans feel a little more upbeat, especially when it comes to jobs and incomes, which could …
Following three Palestinian shots, a Vermont man was arrested
Following the shooting deaths of three 20-year-old Palestinian-American students in Vermont, authorities have detained a man. According to a news …
Milwaukee Is Preparing for a Nuclear Strike During the RNC
The city of Milwaukee is looking for insurance policies that would cover even the most catastrophic events, like a nuclear …
American Soldiers on High Alert as Iran Allies Join Israel-Hamas War
U.S. forces deployed around the Middle East are keeping an eye out for Iranian-backed militias that might create new fronts …
This winter, electricity costs should decline
Americans may be miffed to learn that power prices increased in September as they begin to consider the costs of …
Gas and housing costs increased in September
According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, housing and gas are becoming more expensive. The BLS reported …
Student loan payments have returned after three years
After being suspended for more than three years due to the coronavirus pandemic’s economic impact, student loan payments were finally …
Father and two small kids are among the 5 people killed when a truck transporting anhydrous ammonia crashes
Five more people are still in the hospital. When the semi-truck started spilling the potentially deadly chemical, a one-mile radius …
Government-sponsored COVID testing are once again free
The government is once again offering four free COVID-19 exams to citizens as part of the Biden administration’s reinstatement of …
House Republicans becoming more doubtful about Ukraine: “It’s not just the Freedom Caucus”
As Congress confronts its first test over America’s engagement in the battle against Russia, doubt is building among House Republicans …
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