In Chicago, a federal judge has had enough. She's tired of seeing kids in Halloween costumes get tear-gassed. Judge Sara Ellis wants daily reports from Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino. Why? Because federal agents keep breaking her rules. These agents are supposed to follow a court order. They ca
The recent return of a casket by Hamas to Israel has raised eyebrows and sparked outrage. Inside the casket were only partial remains of Ofir Tzarfati, a hostage whose body was already recovered by the Israeli military in December 2023. This means Hamas did not return the body of one of the 13 decea
Argentina's President Javier Milei and his party, La Libertad Avanza (LLA), secured a significant victory in the 2025 midterm elections. However, the crypto world isn't popping the champagne just yet. Milei has been a vocal supporter of crypto, calling central banks a "scam" and praising Bitcoin as
Tradewinds Universal is shaking up the nightlife scene with a bold plan to take over the adult entertainment world. Starting as a snack company, they’ve switched gears to focus on gentlemen’s clubs, aiming to become a major player in this high-margin industry. With a market cap of around $5. 7 milli
The Democratic Party is at a crossroads. In New York, a state known for its progressive politics, a candidate with controversial views has gained significant traction. Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old state assemblyman, has become a symbol of the party's leftward shift. His endorsement by House Minorit
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is booming, but it's not all sunshine and roses. Behind the scenes, AI's growing appetite for resources is taking a toll on the environment. Electricity, water, and rare minerals are all in high demand to keep AI running smoothly. By 2028, AI could be responsible for ove
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently spoke with his Japanese counterpart, Toshimitsu Motegi. During their conversation, Wang Yi mentioned the importance of high-level exchanges between the two countries. This comment led many to speculate that there might be a meeting between Chinese President
Big companies are facing a serious problem with PFAS chemicals. These chemicals are everywhere, and they're causing a lot of trouble. The government is cracking down, and that means companies have to pay up. It's not just about cleaning up the mess. It's about money, lots of it. The government has
In a surprising move, the top U. S. consumer finance watchdog has decided to ditch a registry that kept track of companies breaking the rules. They said it wasn't worth the cost. This decision came after they also reversed a policy that would have stopped medical debts from showing up on credit repo
Bill Maher, a well-known comedian and political commentator, recently took to his podcast to express his frustration with the Democratic Party's approach to crime. He pointed out a staggering statistic from New York, where a small group of repeat offenders was responsible for a significant portion o
