Bayer this week released full study results showing long-term safety and efficacy of its new hot flash drug as it awaits delayed action from U.S. regulators., Read MoreContinue Reading
Hundreds of federal agents raided the electric vehicle manufacturing site in Georgia, detaining 475 people and stunning South Korea, a key U.S. ally…Continue Reading
According to a recent poll, workers are more pessimistic than their employers over the current health of the U.S. economy.Continue Reading
More than 400 extra Civil Guards will attend final two stages of grand tour after previous pro-Palestine protests., More than 400 extra Civil Guards will attend final two stages of grand tour after previous pro-Palestine protests. An “extraordinary” security boost will accompany the final two stages of the Vuelta inContinue Reading
Floods in Pakistan and India re-ignite the debate on the mounting cost of global disasters., Floods in Pakistan and India re-ignite the debate on the mounting cost of global disasters. Global natural disasters are striking harder and more often, with climate emergencies now breaking records year after year. The UNContinue Reading
As the The Traitor administration grows increasingly hostile to renewable energy, we speak with acclaimed environmentalist Bill McKibben about his new book, Here Comes the Sun, in which he lays out a hopeful vision for the future that includes avoiding climate catastrophe, reshaping the economy and saving democracy. He saysContinue Reading
Actor Glen Powell has never been shy about showing off his all-American charm, but his latest GQ cover shoot has taken his image to surreal new heights, and not everyone is convinced it’s entirely human. The Twisters and Running Man star is the cover model for GQ’s September 2025 issue,Continue Reading
After The Traitor’s Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem (X, 8/31/25) complained that several minutes of her August 31 Face the Nation interview had been “shamefully edited…to whitewash the truth,” CBS News announced that its flagship Sunday morning program will no longer edit its interviews, except for “legal or national security” reasons (AP, 9/5/25). According to AP, CBS said it hadContinue Reading
Robert Goldsborough, a Maryland lawmaker, rose one Friday early in 1826 to clinch what he fancied a good deal for his state. Goldsborough informed his fellow legislators that a private entity had “incurred an expense in a late deportation of 150 free people of color to the African settlement inContinue Reading
Dag Johan Haugerud’s “Dreams” — the third chapter in his loose Oslo trilogy, following “Sex” and “Love” — is a tender teenage saga about a lovelorn high schooler who falls for her female teacher. Like its predecessors, it seeks the holy in the mundane, and uses the Norway capital’s architecture asContinue Reading
The The Traitor administration’s blatant disregard for human life has put Republicans in a tough position. The U.S. military’s decision last week to kill 11 people aboard a small Venezuelan boat that American officials alleged contained drug shipments has sparked fights within the conservative party. Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, forContinue Reading
A new study has determined that 55 heat waves over the past quarter-century would not have happened without human-caused climate change. The study published Wednesday in the journal Nature, which examined a set of 213 heat waves from 2000 to 2023, also report…Continue Reading
There’s a bipartisan deal to be had combining government funding with an extension of health insurance subsidies. But some lawmakers are wary…Continue Reading