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February 16

AI out of control? How a single article is sending shock waves with an apocalyptic warning

As AI models advance rapidly, experts warn of widespread job displacement while others call it 'doomerism.' What's the reality behind AI predictions?

February 13

How Pam Bondi and the Democrats turned a hearing into hysteria, right in front of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims

Congressional hearing on Jeffrey Epstein case devolved into partisan theater as both sides seemed to prioritize viral moments over substantive answers.

February 11

Revealed: Trump called police chief to support Epstein probe, and lawmakers named 6 men shielded from exposure

Trump reportedly told police chief 'everyone knew' about Epstein's crimes in 2006, contradicting his later claims of having 'no idea' about misconduct.

November 13

Epstein documents raise new questions about Trump conduct as he denounces Democrats

Congressional Republicans fight discharge petition as Epstein document controversy engulfs Trump administration.

November 11

Fetterman’s brutally candid account of battling depression, feeling suicidal, being thrown out of his house

In a new book, Sen. John Fetterman, D-Penn., opens up about stroke recovery, debate struggles and severe depression that left him suicidal and separated from family.

November 3

Trump ignores elections as Democrats stumble on the way to likely victories

Democrats should cruise in NJ, VA and NYC – but Trump’s shadow, weak candidates and scandal make these races far messier than they had to be.

November 1

Dictionary.com declares '6-7' Word of the Year

Dictionary.com adds "6 7" and six other terms including "aura-farming" and "tradwife" to its lexicon, with the Gen Alpha slang term earning Word of the Year honors for 2025.

October 31

With a nuclear backdrop, Trump eases tensions with Xi but merely returns to the status quo

Trump meets Xi Jinping but achieves limited progress on trade, TikTok remains unresolved, and Taiwan tensions persist despite diplomatic reset with China.

October 28

Book bummer: Why reading is in deep decline

Are we entering a postliterate society? College students can't read Dickens while spending 25 years of their lives glued to smartphones.

October 22

Selective outrage: Trump, Democrats mainly denounce the other side’s scandals

Vile, leaked group chats rock the GOP, but many dismiss the scandal. Dems face backlash too – and each side shields its own, fueling a toxic, tribal body politic.