President Trump announced the establishment of a Space Academy while honoring Artemis astronauts Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Reid Wiseman, whom he referred to as 'fearless explorers.'
President Trump has announced the creation of a Space Academy and recognized the contributions of astronauts Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Reid Wiseman, whom he described as 'fearless explorers.' The event highlights the administration's focus on space exploration initiatives.
In China, scammers are exploiting Microsoft Teams to defraud victims, with reports of losses exceeding $100,000. Victims have shared their experiences on social media, revealing a common pattern where scammers instruct them to use Teams and provide login credentials. Microsoft has acknowledged the issue and implemented warnings for users, while also discontinuing the personal version of Teams in China.
A federal appeals court ruled that Nevada can enforce its gambling laws against sports-related prediction contracts, rejecting challenges from Kalshi and Crypto.com. The Ninth Circuit's decision contradicts a previous ruling from the Third Circuit, potentially leading to a Supreme Court review on the classification of these contracts.
The Abdul-El Sayed campaign faced criticism for an attack on White House aide Natalie Harp, which followed a previous attack on second lady Usha Vance. The campaign's social media post, which included a doctored image, was met with backlash from conservative commentators and advocacy groups, highlighting concerns over its focus on the wives of political figures.
Norway is in mourning following the death of King Harald V, who passed away at the age of 89. His son, Haakon VIII, has ascended the throne amid a national mourning period. The new king is set to take an oath before the parliament and faces challenges related to family health issues and scandals.
A federal report revealed that a chemical tank at a Washington paper mill was deemed "not fit for continued service" 10 months before its failure in May, which resulted in 11 deaths. The U.S. Chemical Safety Board is investigating the incident, noting that the company did not act on inspection recommendations. The report raises significant concerns about safety protocols and communication regarding the tank's operation.
Donald Trump has filed an updated version of his $15 billion libel lawsuit against The New York Times, which includes new material. The original lawsuit was filed in September 2026.
Donald Trump has revised his $15 billion libel lawsuit against The New York Times, originally filed in September 2026. The updated filing adds new material to the ongoing legal proceedings.
Jonathan Rodriguez, a fugitive accused of the hit-and-run murder of 16-year-old Jonathan "Junior" Flores in Los Angeles, was captured at Los Angeles International Airport after nearly two years on the run. Rodriguez fled to El Salvador following the incident in November 2024, where he allegedly used his dual citizenship to evade authorities. He was arrested on August 27, 2026, after negotiations for his surrender.
Research on the experimental drug TOFA suggests it may enhance metabolism and promote weight loss without reducing appetite, unlike existing GLP-1 medications. In studies conducted on mice, TOFA increased energy expenditure and improved metabolic health markers, but its effects on humans are yet to be evaluated.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's blacklisting of Anthropic was illegal, stating that the government's actions constituted unlawful retaliation. The ruling allows Anthropic to continue using its AI technology, which had been restricted due to its refusal to comply with certain government demands.
Karoline Leavitt, former White House press secretary, has been invited to appear as a guest on ABC's 'The View.' CNN reported that this invitation is for a one-time guest spot and not for a hosting role. Leavitt recently concluded her tenure in the Trump administration and plans to spend more time with her children while advising Trump from outside the White House.
A federal judge has rejected President Trump's appeal to overturn his hush money conviction, citing insufficient legal arguments. This decision follows Trump's ongoing efforts to dismiss felony counts related to falsifying business records after a Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity.
Ryan Ruocco, an ESPN commentator, discussed the need for more critical analysis of WNBA players beyond Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese for the league's growth. He emphasized that criticism should not be viewed as personal attacks. Clark and Reese, both All-Stars and notable figures in the league, have a competitive rivalry that began during their college careers.
President Donald Trump has announced the establishment of a U.S. Space Academy. The academy is intended to support the Space Force, NASA, and the civilian spaceflight sector.
Rory McIlroy's performance at the Tour Championship suffered a setback as he recorded a double bogey on the third hole of his second round, dropping him near the bottom of the leaderboard. Analysts noted his struggles with short shots and highlighted the inconsistency in his game during the PGA Tour playoffs. McIlroy has expressed the need to improve his swing and has prioritized family time this year, despite winning the Masters in April.
Emergency room professionals have raised concerns about the safety of claw clips, commonly used as hair accessories. They warn that these clips can cause serious injuries during car accidents, potentially embedding in the scalp and requiring surgical removal. Recent incidents involving injuries from claw clips have prompted health experts to advise against their use, particularly while driving.
A federal judge has denied Donald Trump's appeal to overturn his hush money conviction, stating that his arguments for presidential immunity are insufficient. This decision marks the third rejection of Trump's attempts to move the case to federal court. Trump's legal team plans to appeal the ruling, maintaining that the Supreme Court's decisions support their case.
Milo Yiannopoulos has been detained by ICE at an airport in Louisiana, where Kanye West is scheduled to perform. ICE has confirmed his custody but has not disclosed his location. Yiannopoulos has a history as a controversial figure in U.S. politics and social media.
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