Margaret Cho, Megan Stalter and Mae Martin Honored at the 2026 Queerties, See the Full Winners List
Hollywood’s queerest night returned to the spotlight as the 14th Annual Queerties Awards brought LGBTQ+ creators, performers and cultural icons together at Avalon Hollywood. Determined by nearly 2 million community votes, the annual celebration recognizes the people and projects shaping queer culture across entertainment, sports, activism and digital media. TheContinue Reading
Two fuel tankers caught fire after strikes in Iraqi waters
Two fuel tankers caught fire after strikes in Iraqi waters, Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
Tesla Veteran Alan Clarke Talks Ford’s UEV and 2027 Electric Pickup
On this episode of The InEVitable, we chat with Alan Clarke, executive director of advanced EV development for Ford Motor Company. Before diving into this episode, we highly suggest you check out this article by our colleague Alisa Priddle, which provides the latest update and background information on the Universal Electric Vehicle (UEV) project ClarkeContinue Reading
Report finds targeting mistake led to US strike on Iran girls’ school
A preliminary report regarding the bombing of an Iranian girls’ school determined the U.S. was responsible for the strike, The New York Times reported, citing anonymous sources close to the investigation. As many as 175 people, mostly grade school-aged girls, died after a Tomahawk missile struck the building. The strikeContinue Reading
Californians could be forced to choose a Republican for governor this fall
A flood of Democrats eyeing California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office has members of their party worried that the state’s different primary election method will produce a MAGA-friendly Republican to govern one of the bluest states in America. On Wednesday, Emerson College released the latest polling data in the California gubernatorialContinue Reading
FACT CHECK: ICC hasn’t declared Duterte ‘not guilty’ in drug war case
Claim: The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued a decision finding former president Rodrigo Duterte not guilty of crimes against humanity after finding no evidence against him. Rating: FALSE Why we fact-checked this: A Facebook post by “PrimeTime Celebs,” uploaded on March 3, claimed that there was a “new twist”Continue Reading
FACT CHECK: Kaufman hasn’t ‘won’ Duterte’s ICC case; judges’ deliberations ongoing
Claim: Nicholas Kaufman, defense counsel of former president Rodrigo Duterte, has successfully defended Duterte and secured a victory in his crimes against humanity case at the International Criminal Court (ICC). Rating: FALSE Why we fact-checked this: A Facebook post by the page “PrimeTime Celebs,” uploaded on March 6, claimed thatContinue Reading
FACT CHECK: No reports of Kim Jong Un saying North Korea will join Middle East conflict
Claim: North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un said in a statement that his country will join the Middle East conflict if North Koreans are harmed amid the attacks by the US and Israel against Iran. Rating: FALSE Why we fact-checked this: Amid ongoing tensions in the Middle East, a Facebook pageContinue Reading
Three years of bombing Ukraine taught Russia how to break air defenses. Now, it shares lesson with Iran
Russia is sharing drone tactics with Iran, tested during the war against Ukraine, for targeting US forces and Gulf countries in the Middle East, CNN writes. Moscow has some of the most extensive operational experience in using such drones in combat. At the same time, Ukraine has the biggest expertiseContinue Reading
US sanctions don’t work: Russian tankers shipped $11 billion in oil last year. That’s enough to bomb Ukrainian cities for eight months
Russian vessels sanctioned by the US transported Russian oil worth over $11 billion last year, Newsweek writes. This amount of money is enough for Moscow to finance eight months of systematic strikes on Ukrainian cities. As per Forbes, Russia spent $13,4 billions in the first eight months of 2025 onContinue Reading
Here’s How Much Different The Boeing 747-8’s Engines Are Compared To The 787
There are three levels of aviation geeks. The first can tell the difference between aircraft types. The second knows which engines power them—whether it’s General Electric or Rolls-Royce. And the third? They can spot the difference between engine variants that look almost identical—like the General Electric GEnx‑1B on the BoeingContinue Reading
Brutal: Airports Telling Passengers To “Figure It Out” Amid 4-Hour TSA Wait Times
Yet another government shutdown has pushed the American network of air travel to its Breaking Point. The latest failure of Congress to pass funding has resulted in a partial shutdown leaving the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) without funding to pay agents. The Crisis began on February 14th and around 50,000Continue Reading
The Iran War Is Making the Case for Renewable Energy, Experts Argue
As Brent crude approaches $100 a barrel, clean energy advocates say the Hormuz crisis is the latest proof that fossil fuel dependence leaves consumers at the mercy of distant wars. By Aman Azhar The war between the United States, Israel and Iran has triggered the largest disruption to global oilContinue Reading