Why the Supreme Court's BIRTHRIGHT Ruling Almost Went the Other Way
A bare majority of Supreme Court justices ruled that President Trump’s executive order was unconstitutional, reflecting a conservative shift on the issue.
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Inside the $9 Billion Startup Building a DRONE Armada for America
It was September 2022, and Dino Mavrookas was trying to build the future of U.S. naval power atop an $800 dinghy. A former Navy SEAL turned tech investor, Mavrookas had recently launched the startup Saronic Technologies with a vision for shoring up America’s defenses: cheap, fast autonomous boats that could be commanded in swarms, armed with sensors and weapons, and manufactured at factory scale. But first, he and his team, veterans of SpaceX and Anduril, needed a prototype. So they bought a raf
How The VATICAN and Big Tech Want to Control AI's Future
Anthropic, OpenAI, the Vatican and Congress all agree AI needs guardrails—but they disagree on what should be protected first, from catastrophic risk to human dignity and U.S. competitiveness.
The Creator Tracking EVERY Outlandish Claim From AI Executives
When Brian Patrick wakes up each day, he logs on to his computer and starts combing through social media, news articles, and YouTube videos to find the craziest things prominent AI executives have ever said. He always finds something. There’s the clip of Oracle founder Larry Ellison admitting to building body cameras that record users while they’re in the bathroom. A sound bite of SpaceX CEO Elon Musk advocating for merging humans with AI. Even an interview with Friend CEO Avi Schiffmann, in whi
The Dbrand Cube Was a LIE — Here's What Happened Up Close
Dbrand is the company that shipped a product that told Nintendo's legal team to "go fuck yourself," and the company that had a second set of lawyer-dodging PS5 plates ready when Sony threatened to sue over the originals. But on June 29th, the company finally ate some serious humble pie, canceling its Portal-themed Companion Cube external shell for the Steam Machine after Valve lawyered up. I couldn't believe it. Surely Dbrand had to have seen this coming. There must be a plan B, right? "There is
Why EV Owners Are Still TERRIFIED of Running Out of Power
The storm developed quickly over west central Illinois on April 17th, first as a single high-intensity system called a supercell, and then later that evening transforming into a long squall line of thunderstorms. Tucked inside a wall of wind were several smaller, quick-forming tornadoes, one of which landed directly on Rivian’s electric vehicle factory on the outskirts of the college town of Normal. The ferocious storm knocked down one of the walls and tore through the plant’s roof like a can op
The Heavy-Duty Ebike That Moves Like a FEATHERWEIGHT
This hefty but nimble and highly customizable ebike makes the journey as important as the destination. Get where you want, and have fun along the way.
The PHYSICS Secret That Could Save You Hundreds on Gas
Planning a Fourth of July getaway? Use less gas—and cut your emissions—by easing up on the pedal.
The Automatic Litter Box That Finally WORKS in 2026
With these high-tech automatic litter boxes, gone are the days of scooping and smells. Welcome to the future.
Business
The CONDITION That Could Reshape Hollywood's Biggest Merger
Paramount will exit its United International Pictures distribution joint venture with Universal as a condition for EU approval of its $111 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. The move is in response to a request for Paramount to exit the venture made by the European Commission’s anti-trust watchdog last week. The European Commission said on Wednesday […]
Nike Just CRUSHED Estimates — But There's a Hidden Problem
Nike’s profit and gross margins were buoyed by a tariff refund.
Why Tesla Sales Are About to SURGE Everywhere Except America
Europe should be a source of strength when Tesla posts its second-quarter delivery numbers later this week.
The OVERLOOKED Bottlenecks Keeping the Chip Rally Alive
Nomura analysts offer a deep dive into the semiconductor industry — and some bottlenecks that the market hasn’t even woken up to.
Why 150 High Street Stores Are About to DISAPPEAR
The sweeping restructuring, approved by a court, will see steep rent cuts on most remaining stores.
The BIGGEST Stock Winners Weren't Even in America
U.S. Big Tech stocks enjoyed strong gains — despite a sharp sell-off at the end of June — but were largely outperformed by their international counterparts.
Why Bulls Are Betting Big on This ETF DEEP in Bear Territory
U.S. stocks just keep winning, with the Nasdaq closing out its best quarter since 2020. Across the globe in China, things couldn't be more different.
Why the Riskiest Mortgages Are Suddenly LOSING Their Appeal
The spread between the 30-year fixed rate mortgage and adjustable rate loans is narrowing, causing demand for ARMs to weaken.
The MAJOR Change Hitting Student Loan Borrowers Starting Today
SAVE plan notices are going out in July, and other repayment plans are being phased out or launched.
Why Oil Prices Are WOBBLING Over Secret U.S.-Iran Talks
Oil prices were lower on Wednesday after Iran said it would not meet with U.S. delegates for talks in Qatar, amplifying concern about the peace process.
Politics
The BILLION-DOLLAR Secret Trump Just Made From Crypto
The president's crypto income far outpaces his earnings from real estate and Trump-themed items such as watches.
What Trump Now OWES After Supreme Court Refuses His Final Appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court this week, with no dissents, declined to hear President Donald Trump's appeal of the verdict and judgment.
The Left-Wing INSURGENT Who Just Ended a 30-Year Political Dynasty
Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old democratic socialist, unseated Representative Diana DeGette in a Democratic primary to represent the Denver area.
International
At Least Five DEAD After Fire Engulfs Antwerp Apartment
The fire broke out in the 10-storey block in the Linkeroever district of the Belgian city.
Two DIE When Flight Experience Turns Into Nightmare
The two-seat Cessna plane comes down off Mill Lane in High Ongar at about 12:30 BST on Tuesday.
The CRIMES Against Humanity Happening Right Now in Sudan
Report accuses paramilitary force of crimes including ethnic cleansing in systemic campaign against civilians The Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces committed crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing during its seizure of El Fasher last year, Amnesty International has alleged. Many of the crimes, including murder, torture, rape, enslavement and sexual slavery, were carried out as part of a widespread and systematic attack against civilians and amounted to crimes against humanity, the
How Zoo Staff SAVED a Boy From a Crocodile Attack
The boy remains at Addenbrooke's Hospital in a stable condition, police say.
Health
The UNEXPECTED Way Ozempic Could Save Your Heart
A growing body of evidence shows that GLP-1 drugs benefit cardiovascular health. Image Credit: Healthline/Munro/Getty Images GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Wegovy help protect heart health, but stopping the medications may reduce the protective effects. Some research suggests that GLP-1s containing tirzepatide (Zepbound, Mounjaro) may help lower the risk of further complications in people with cardiovascular disease. Other research suggests that GLP-1s may help reduce thromboembolic even
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The AI Tool That Can Predict Your Heart Attack BEFORE Symptoms
A first-of-its-kind AI tool was cleared by the FDA to detect underlying structural heart disease before symptoms present. ljubaphoto/Getty Images The FDA cleared the first artificial intelligence tool to detect hidden structural heart disease during routine ECGs. EchoNext is a heart screening designed to detect underlying disease before symptoms present. The new tool is credited with spotting severe, undiagnosed heart failure in a 45-year-old man who ultimately received a successful heart tr
Why Heart Failure Just Got a RADICAL New Definition
A new definition for heart failure emphasizes earlier detection to improve treatment outcomes and survival rates. Halfpoint Images/Getty Images Global health experts have updated the definition and guidelines for heart failure. The experts, including the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology, say the guidelines were spurred by the rising prevalence of heart failure. The guidelines include a standard definition of heart failure, emphasize early detection, and discu
The TWO-HOUR Weekly Habit That Could Save Women's Hearts
Research shows that 2 hours of weekly strength training may help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease in women. Image Credit: COROIMAGE/Getty Images A new study suggests that women who do at least 2 hours of strength training per week have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease. The findings add that women who perform 150 minutes of weekly aerobic exercise and at least 2 hours of weekly strength training have a lower risk of heart attack. Strength training is considered highly benefic
The Truth About Statins That Doctors Want You to KNOW
A large new study found that people taking statins are unlikely to develop serious muscle problems. Sol de Zuasnabar Brebbia/Getty Images New research reports that serious muscular disorders are rare for people who take statins to help lower cholesterol levels. Researchers say their findings are important because many people avoid taking statins out of fear of side effects like muscle aches. Experts say statins are an effective tool in lowering the risks of heart disease and stroke. The risk
The COVID Vaccine Study the CDC BLOCKED — Now Finally Released
A study on COVID-19 vaccines that was previously blocked by the CDC’s acting director was published in a medical journal. luis velasco/Stocksy A COVID-19 vaccine efficacy study that had previously been blocked by the CDC was published in a scientific journal. Acting CDC Director Jay Bhattacharya blocked the study from appearing in the CDC’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR), prompting months of criticism. The study affirmed that COVID-19 vaccines reduced the risk of hospitalizatio
The Viral Overdose RESCUE That Changed One EMT's Mission
Simone Kelly went viral after reviving a man with Narcan at the Knicks parade. Here, she shares her passion for treating addiction. Simone Kelly, 24, a pre-med student and volunteer EMT, is pursuing her calling in emergency psychiatry and addiction. Courtesy of Simone Kelly Simone Kelly was off-duty during the New York Knicks celebration parade in Lower Manhattan when she climbed a subway platform at the World Trade Center to save a man’s life with Narcan on June 18. Kelly, a 24-year-old
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The SURPRISING Mental Benefit of Intermittent Fasting
Researchers compared intermittent fasting with calorie counting and found that people following fasting protocols thought about food less often. Anchiy/Getty Images A recent study found that people who bounce from one diet to another — or “yo-yo dieters” — may have better results following an intermittent fasting diet plan. The study compared intermittent fasting to traditional calorie counting for weight loss. The results suggest that people following intermittent fasting experienced psyc
Why Testosterone Therapy Labels Are About to CHANGE
HHS announced it would request updates to the warning labels for testosterone replacement therapy products. Malorny/Getty Images The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has proposed key changes to the labeling of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) products. The proposed changes could expand access to TRT for men with idiopathic and age-related hypogonadism. According to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the changes reflect the most current scientific evidence on the risks a
The Small Lump That Led to a 24-Hour SURGERY Nightmare
Jayme Cohen Lynde’s rare tumor diagnosis led to a major surgery and a long recovery. Now, she is a thriving mom of two daughters. Image Credit: Photos by Jayme Cohen Lynde/Collage by Andrew Nguyen A lump in Jayme Cohen Lynde’s neck led to a carotid body tumor diagnosis and a second rare tumor called a paraganglioma. Surgery to remove the paraganglioma lasted 24 hours and required months of recovery, including relearning how to speak and swallow. Years later, doctors discovered a recurring tu
What European Hospitals Learned From This Heat Wave CRISIS
Hospitals in the Paris region are urgently upgrading their defenses against heat waves
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How France Became the World Cup's Most FEARED Team
Les Bleus have paired Kylian Mbappe's brilliance with a dynamic, well-balanced attack, turning them into an early favorite to lift the trophy.
The World Cup Victory That Turned DEADLY in Mexico City
Three people have died from suffocation More than a million people gathered in Mexico City Three people died from suffocation as thousands of fans crowded Mexico City streets during World Cup celebrations, the capital’s health secretariat said in the early hours of Wednesday. The deaths occurred near the Angel of Independence landmark, where thousands of soccer fans had gathered to celebrate Mexico’s 2-0 victory over Ecuador in the round of 32. Continue reading...
Why This Former All-Star Just WALKED AWAY From Baseball
The New York Yankees drafted the eventual All-Star in a gamble that turned into a decade-long career in the majors.
The Championship Hero Who Just Retired at 31 — Here's WHY
The Los Angeles Dodgers have received news that a former infielder with a heroic championship pedigree is now launching a new career.
The WARNING Barcelona Just Received From Their Biggest Rival
Atletico Madrid President Enrique Cerezo has warned FC Barcelona that his club doesn't want to sell star player Julian Alvarez.
Entertainment
The Man Behind 'YMCA' Just Passed Away at 74
Willis died after a "short, but aggressive" illness, his family said.
