Three studies questioning vaccine safety, used by the Trump administration for policy changes, are under investigation or have been retracted by their publishing journals. Concerns about their scientific validity were raised by scientists years earlier.
Three scientific papers questioning vaccine safety, used by the Trump administration for policy changes, are under investigation or have been retracted by their journals. This follows long-standing concerns from scientists about the studies' validity.
A recent survey shows that a significant portion of American consumers reported experiencing problems with products or services in 2025, leading to widespread frustration. Factors contributing to this dissatisfaction include overcharges and poor customer service, compounded by rising inflation.
The White House is being called upon to assist Congress in extending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) as negotiations face challenges due to Bill Pulte's recent appointment as spy chief. Concerns have been raised by both parties regarding Pulte's past actions and the implications of delaying FISA's renewal, which is crucial for national security.
Democrats are increasingly considering independent candidates in Republican-dominated states as a strategy to improve electoral competitiveness. This shift is evident in states like Nebraska, Montana, South Dakota, and Alaska, where some party members are sidelining their own nominees in favor of independents perceived to have better chances of winning. The approach reflects concerns about the Democratic brand in conservative areas and has historical precedents.
Hawaii is working to reduce its dependence on imported fossil fuels by exploring renewable energy options such as solar and geothermal power. This shift aims to lower energy costs for the state.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio commented on a program for white South Africans, stating they 'assimilate' more easily. This program was introduced by the Trump Administration after it ceased the admission of refugees.
Senator Cory Booker expressed skepticism regarding Todd Blanche's potential confirmation as Attorney General, stating he lacks the necessary votes. Booker criticized Blanche's qualifications and suggested his loyalty to President Trump would compromise his independence in the role.
Cardinal Robert McElroy of Washington, D.C., has removed Monsignor Stephen Rossetti from his role as an exorcist after Rossetti suggested that UFO sightings might be linked to demons. Rossetti expressed regret over the decision and reaffirmed his commitment to the Church's teachings.
A Blue Origin New Glenn rocket experienced an explosion during a test on May 28, 2026, at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The incident involved an uncrewed vehicle.
President Donald Trump has indicated that he might keep a UFC arena constructed at the White House, citing its appeal to many individuals. The statement reflects his consideration of the structure's aesthetic value.
Kevin Hart stated in a recent interview that Oprah Winfrey should not be the subject of a roast, comparing it to 'spray painting the Sistine Chapel.' His comments came after his own roast aired on Netflix, which faced criticism for some offensive jokes, particularly one related to George Floyd. Hart defended the tradition of roasting while acknowledging the controversy.
An 85-year-old theater worker from Tennessee, Mary Ellen Eron, has received $146,000 in donations from the public to assist with her retirement. The initiative was prompted by a viral video showcasing her work at the theater, which has attracted significant attention online.
Mary Ellen Eron, an 85-year-old theater worker in Tennessee, has received $146,000 in donations from the public after a video of her working went viral. The donations aim to support her retirement.
Washington and Silicon Valley are addressing concerns about potential job losses due to artificial intelligence. Possible responses being considered include transition assistance and universal basic income, as experts warn of the technology's disruptive impact on the labor market.
President Trump appointed Bill Pulte as the acting director of national intelligence, raising concerns among lawmakers about the renewal of warrantless surveillance powers. The appointment was made without Congressional approval.
California's governor's race is still undecided as election officials count unreported primary ballots, a process expected to last days or weeks. Steve Hilton leads the polls, followed by Xavier Becerra and Tom Steyer.
Sarah Matthews, a former Trump aide, commented on Donald Trump's attacks on CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins, suggesting they are motivated by fear. Matthews criticized Trump's behavior towards Collins during a recent press conference, where he made remarks about her not smiling. She expressed concern over the normalization of such treatment of female journalists.
Former President Donald Trump announced Todd Blanche as the new permanent attorney general during a private dinner in the Rose Garden. The announcement was shared by Dan Scavino, deputy chief of staff, on social media.
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate from Maine, faces scrutiny due to multiple controversies, including allegations of sending explicit messages, a Nazi-linked tattoo, and problematic social media posts. Despite these issues, he retains support from key party figures and intends to continue his campaign ahead of the primary election.
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