DOGE Saved $1.4 Billion — Less Than 5% of What They Claimed, Shocking Analysis Finds
DOGE "drastically exaggerated" its government spending cuts and saved just a fraction of what they are boasting, a new deep-dive analysis from Politico found.
Taylor Sheridan creates largest TV/film studio in Texas
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Rolling Hills, Armored SUVs and Cranky Locals...
Howard Stern Tries to Own the Rumor Mill of His SiriusXM Demise
A promo running on the satellite radio giant is leaning in to the chaos of the Stern show's "cancellation" and teasing that the host himself will reveal all on Sept. 2.
Want The Good Life? Replace Hustle With Real Leisure, According To Aristotle
Aristotle begins the famous “Nicomachean Ethics” by pointing out that we are all searching for happiness. But, he says, we are often confused about how to get there.
The NFL’s Next Big Play: Owning the Media
The league isn’t content to be a ratings juggernaut for partners. As it takes equity in ESPN and Paramount Skydance, it's muscling into Hollywood’s end zone.
Research Psychiatrist Warns He’s Seeing a Wave of AI Psychosis
Yet another psychiatrist is sounding alarm bells about AI psychosis, arguing that chatbots can work as a "hallucinatory mirror."
How your body predicts the future
What does ‘intuition’ really mean? Your body can predict the future — if you trust its organic ancient wisdom, a new book says
‘A whole spectrum of hatred’: women face increased violence in Milei’s Argentina as rights are eroded
In a country once lauded as a progressive bastion in Latin America, protections are being dismantled by a populist leader, and gender-based offences are on the rise
Trump Wants to Destroy the Cartels. He May Strengthen Them Instead...
Ministers Take Jabs at IDF Chief as Gaza Plan Stokes Tension...
Evacuation warnings intensify in Alaska's capital with record glacier-related flooding predicted
Alaska's capital of Juneau is bracing for what could be record floodwaters due to rainwater and snowmelt flowing downstream from a basin dammed by the Mendenhall Glacier.
Inside the mine that feeds the tech world - and funds Congo’s rebels
Rubaya produces around 15% of the world’s coltan, all dug manually by impoverished locals who earn a few dollars per day. The area was seized in April 2024 by M23, a rebel group the United Nations says has plundered Rubaya’s riches to help fund its insurgency, backed by the government of neighboring Rwanda. The heavily-armed rebels, whose stated aim is to overthrow the government in Kinshasa and ensure the safety of the Congolese Tutsi minority, captured even more mineral-rich territory in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) this year.
No Longer 'Dead Brad Walking': Georgia's Election Chief Makes Comeback...
AI eroded doctors' ability to spot cancer within months in study...
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The Electric Pickup Truck Boom Turned Into a Big Bust...
Americans Getting Priced Out of Homeownership at Record Rates...
Will Trump get played by Putin? Europe is worried...
Israel Hasn't Prosecuted Single Suspect for Oct. 7 Attack...
Trump and Putin Could Decide Others' Fates, Echoing Yalta Summit...
Cristiano Ronaldo's Engagement Raises Eyebrows in Saudi Arabia...
Vance Mocked With Chubby-Face Memes by Vacation Protesters...
Inside Silicon Valley's Growing Obsession With Having Smarter Babies...
Do You Need to Own a House? Many Older Americans Decide They Don't...
The Recipe Behind Family's Crypto Riches: PancakeSwap...
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‘Alien’ Has Always Feared AI and Big Corporations. That's More Relevant Than Ever
The new FX series “Alien: Earth” traffics in familiar themes about greed, oligarchy and mysterious robots that feel even more relevant now
'The world is not going to trust our data': Trump's BLS pick sparks alarm...