Top Auto Regulator Opens Special Probe After Tesla Slams Into Texas Home, Killing a 76-Year-Old
Court Orders Ohio Restrictions on Children’s Social Media Use Reinstated
A court has restored Ohio’s restrictions on children’s use of social media, reviving regulations aimed at protecting minors online and renewing debate over digital safety and free speech.
health
FDA Panel Backs First-of-Its-Kind Flu Vaccine Using mRNA Technology
entertainment
Comedy Trailblazer Tom Dreesen, Frank Sinatra’s Longtime Opening Act, Dies at 86
Legendary comedian Tom Dreesen, known for breaking barriers as part of one of America’s first interracial comedy duos and serving as Frank Sinatra’s opening act for 14 years, has died at the age of 86.
sports
Lionel Messi Ties Men’s World Cup Goals Record With Hat Trick as Argentina Tops Algeria
sports
Lionel Messi Ties Men’s World Cup Goals Record With Hat Trick as Argentina Tops Algeria
politics
G7 Leaders Open Summit Talks on Ukraine and the Middle East as Zelenskyy Joins Leaders in France
Belichick Declares UNC a Pro‑Level Program, Bringing NFL Approach to College Football
At ACC media day, Bill Belichick unveiled his vision for North Carolina: running Chapel Hill’s football program like the ’33rd NFL team,’ with pro‑style structure, training, nutrition, and schemes.
Aaron Rodgers Names Steelers Among 10–12 Realistic Super Bowl Contenders
China outlines more controls on exports of rare earths and technology
China has expanded export restrictions on rare earth elements and related technologies, requiring foreign firms to seek special approval for products containing even small amounts of these materials. The move, aimed at “safeguarding national security,” heightens trade tensions with the U.S. ahead of a planned meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping.
Wall Street ticks higher as technology stocks lead the way
Tulsi Gabbard’s 'Treason' Allegation Triggers High‑Wire Act for Obama World
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard accused former President Barack Obama and senior officials of a 'treasonous conspiracy' in the Russia‑2016 case, referring her findings to the DOJ and prompting legal and political storm in Washington.
Maxwell’s Credibility at Center of DOJ Inquiry into Epstein Network
Senior MP Temporarily Steps Down from Parliamentary Duties Due to Health Concerns
Rachel Reeves’ Emotional Moment Sparks Leadership Questions Within Labour’s Top Ranks
Labour Faces Uphill Battle to Convince Public on Welfare Reform Plans
Farage Calls for Ban on Male Small Boat Migrants Entering UK
Innovative Tactics in Remote Villages Are Saving Children From Malaria
In isolated communities where malaria was once a death sentence for children, new low-tech interventions and smarter logistics are producing unexpected success. Health workers, often with little more than mobile phones and motorbikes, are changing the odds.
Breakthrough Sickle Cell Treatment Shows Remarkable Success Across Africa
Guinea Worm Makes a Comeback—This
Time in Dogs, Threatening Global
Eradication Goals
New Ebola Response Strategies Offer
Promise — and Potential Pitfalls
U.S. Government Claims Ownership of
Key H.I.V. Prevention Drugs in
Patent Dispute With Pharma Giant
