A study published in Nature Communications suggests that semaglutide, a GLP-1 drug, may slow biological aging in adults with HIV. The research indicates a 9% reduction in biological aging markers among participants receiving the drug compared to a placebo group. Further studies are needed to confirm these findings and explore broader applications.
Meta, the company founded by Mark Zuckerberg, is reportedly scaling back its political spending for the midterm elections, withdrawing $25 million from its pledged $65 million for AI-friendly candidates. Refunds were issued by two PACs supported by Meta, totaling $25 million. The company has historically backed both parties in political races related to AI legislation.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer condemned President Trump's decision to waive new sanctions on Russia, stating it benefits the Russian economy. Schumer characterized the waiver as a troubling 'deal with the devil' that undermines U.S. interests.
A federal appeals court is considering President Trump's argument against the constitutionality of the Presidential Records Act, which mandates that presidential papers be retained by the government. The case, ongoing in a D.C. Circuit court, involves discussions on the implications of presidential control over records and the separation of powers.
A Michigan volleyball player has filed a lawsuit against her school district after learning that a transgender athlete allegedly shared the girls' locker room. The lawsuit raises concerns about privacy and fairness for female athletes, citing Title IX and constitutional claims. Both the school district and the Michigan High School Athletic Association have stated they will address the matter legally.
President Trump has warned that California officials could face criminal charges if they count mail-in ballots from over 200,000 individuals flagged as potential non-U.S. citizens. He emphasized this warning with a statement about jail time.
Rahm Emanuel is participating in early activities for the Democratic primary, recently visiting South Carolina. This is his second visit to the state as he prepares for the 2028 presidential race.
Congressional lawmakers expressed criticism towards President Trump's recent executive order that waives sanctions against Russia. This action is viewed as part of a trend that brings U.S. policy closer to that of President Vladimir Putin.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has indicated that Seattle's expansion status is uncertain, with Mexico City being considered as an alternative. This follows a previous vote by NBA owners to explore expansion in Seattle and Las Vegas. The ownership group One Roof Sports is advocating for the return of the Sonics, but competition and financial factors may impact the outcome.
President Trump commented on his relationship with Bill Maher after a White House dinner, claiming Maher likes him more than people realize. The two have had a contentious history, but Maher emphasized the importance of dialogue despite his criticisms of Trump. The dinner also featured discussions on political ideologies.
A 71-year-old man named Steve Hamilton was killed by a nearly 12-foot alligator while fishing in Winter Garden, Florida, on October 17, 2026. The alligator dragged him into the water, and authorities confirmed the incident.
Ilhan Omar's legal team has requested the return of property taken during a house raid, claiming that the search violated constitutional protections for Congress members. The team argues that the safeguards designed to protect these rights were not upheld.
Vice President JD Vance expressed potential disagreement with President Trump regarding the Iran war during an interview. He emphasized the importance of questioning military actions and discussed economic challenges facing the administration, attributing some issues to the previous administration.
George Santos, a former Republican congressman from Florida, has indicated his interest in becoming the White House press secretary. He made this statement following the departure of Katie Zacharia from the position.
Final site plans for President Trump's proposed triumphal arch do not include previously mentioned military features. The plans were submitted by the Interior Department to the National Capital Planning Commission.
Senator Susan Collins and Troy Jackson engaged in a debate regarding the Senate race. Collins criticized Jackson's comment, 'Oh, shut up,' as indicative of his treatment of women, highlighting the debate's importance in the upcoming elections.
President Trump was reportedly surprised to find that Katie Zacharia, his recent press secretary, was not a licensed attorney. Zacharia's brief tenure was marked by criticism over her performance and questions about her legal qualifications, leading to her dismissal after just five days.
Ilhan Omar's legal team has requested the US Department of Justice to return items taken during a federal search of her home. They claim the seizure was unjustified and unlawful.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed an executive order to explore the use of kill switches for AI models. This decision comes after he previously vetoed similar measures, as part of his preparations for a potential presidential campaign in 2028.
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