Jill Biden addressed concerns about her husband, former President Joe Biden's health during a podcast, discussing the possibility of him being drugged before the 2024 debate and confirming that doctors ruled out a stroke. She reflected on her fears during the debate and the implications of her memoir's focus on past events, which has drawn criticism from some Democrats.
Jessica Bowie, a 35-year-old woman from Albany, was arrested by federal authorities for allegedly plotting to bomb the New York State Capitol. The complaint filed in federal court details her intentions to harm officials at the site.
RoboStore, a distributor of Chinese humanoid robots, will begin manufacturing its own robots in Long Island, New York, due to increasing US government restrictions on foreign-made robots. The company has previously sold over 1,500 units to notable clients including Harvard, MIT, Amazon, and Nvidia.
A masked individual was reported to be harassing people in Philadelphia last week. The police are actively investigating the incidents and searching for the suspect.
Ketel Marte of the Arizona Diamondbacks did not show up for a game against the Boston Red Sox, leading to uncertainty and concern from the team. His absence was attributed to a personal matter and a knee injury requiring an MRI. Team officials have called for explanations and apologies from Marte as they seek to understand the situation.
Customs and Border Protection seized over 1,000 pounds of khat at Baltimore Airport, a substance classified as controlled in the U.S. Experts indicate that significantly more khat may be entering the country than is intercepted.
Melania Trump appeared at a Rose Garden event, addressing questions about her absence. The White House is under scrutiny regarding aide Natalie Harp's security clearance. Meanwhile, an FBI investigation into former Representative Eric Swalwell has led to the seizure of electronic devices and a raid on his home related to sexual assault allegations.
Matt Calkins, a sports columnist at the Seattle Times, resigned after the paper declined to publish his column on women's sports activists. The column addressed the participation of transgender girls in female sports and aimed to highlight the voices of female athletes opposing this participation. Calkins plans to continue writing independently.
Silicon Valley's language is evolving, incorporating AI-related terms into everyday speech. Phrases like "context rot" and "hallucinating" are becoming common, reflecting a shift towards describing human cognition in algorithmic terms. While this trend may help individuals reflect on their cognitive habits, it raises concerns about the potential dehumanization of human thought processes.
Nevada election officials have disputed claims made by the Trump administration about noncitizens being registered to vote in the state. They stated that these assertions lack evidence.
Nevada election officials have disputed claims from the Trump administration regarding the registration of thousands of noncitizens to vote in the state. The officials' review of voter registration data has led to these challenges, highlighting ongoing discussions about election security.
IndyCar President Doug Boles commented on the potential challenges of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix racecourse in Washington, D.C., noting that its tight corners may create difficult racing conditions. The course is approximately 1.7 miles long and features several prominent national landmarks.
The Trump administration has announced the early end of summertime smog restrictions on gasoline to help alleviate high prices at the pump. The EPA issued a waiver allowing sales of gasoline with a higher evaporation potential starting September 1, 2026.
Rahil Prakash, a 21-year-old college graduate, operated a website called Median Strategies that disseminated fake election polls in several states. The site was shut down following media inquiries, with its creators labeling the project as a social experiment to study the spread of misinformation.
The Treasury Department's attempt to lower long-term bond yields through increased debt buybacks has not significantly affected the market, as yields have rebounded. Economists express concerns about the rising yields in light of the national debt exceeding $40 trillion, suggesting that more substantial fiscal reforms may be necessary to reassure investors and stabilize the bond market.
An anonymous user has leaked gameplay footage of "Grand Theft Auto VI," which is set to be released on November 19, 2026. The footage features a map based on Florida and has raised questions about the game's graphics. Rockstar Games has not confirmed the authenticity of the leaks or commented on the situation.
Herb Morgan, a candidate for California state controller, criticized the state's significant increase in education spending, which has not led to improved student outcomes. He highlighted issues of financial mismanagement and fraud within the education system and called for better accountability measures. Incumbent State Controller Malia Cohen has backed legislation to enhance oversight in response to these concerns.
Herb Morgan, a candidate for California state controller, criticized the state's rising education spending, which has not led to improved student outcomes. He pointed to issues of financial mismanagement and fraud in educational institutions as key problems, while also comparing California's spending to that of Mississippi, which has lower expenditures but better test scores.
Matt DeBergalis, cofounder of ActBlue, invoked his Fifth Amendment right during a deposition related to a congressional investigation into the platform's fundraising practices. The inquiry, led by Republican lawmakers, examines allegations of fraudulent and foreign donations. ActBlue has denied any violations of the law.
Data centers are a focal point in the Ohio Senate race, with incumbent Senator Jon Husted facing criticism from Democratic challenger Sherrod Brown. Brown's campaign has made opposition to data centers central to its messaging, while Husted has introduced legislation related to energy costs for these facilities. Polling indicates a competitive race, with public sentiment largely opposing data centers.
We use first-party cookies only — for login, preferences, and aggregate
analytics with hashed IPs. No third-party trackers.
Read more