Why rich Americans are invading the Cotswolds
JD Vance, Kourtney Kardashian, the Eve Jobs wedding — how did the ‘English countryside on steroids’ become such a popular destination?
WASH POST talent exodus fuels speculation about its future...
As financial woes mount, colleges cut majors...
Child Sex Offender Uses Loophole to Become Father to Infant Through Surrogacy
A man revealed to be a convicted child sex offender is causing outrage because he's got a baby boy at home ... and we've learned there was nothing to block him from bringing the child into his family under Pennsylvania law -- but now prosecutors say the best solution is changing the law through the legislature.
How 'Big Balls' Got Access to Federal Payroll System That Serves FBI...
OpenAI CEO makes doomsday 'bunker' confession and fears 'bombs dropping'
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, a key figure at the forefront of artificial intelligence technology, has admitted that he has 'reinforcement basements' which could be useful if WW3 breaks out
How Conservative Christians Cracked a 70-Year-Old Law...
Request for immunity in exchange for testimony DENIED...
Trump Tariffs Will Raise the Cost of Food for Americans
Much of the attention has focused on how tariffs will impact the manufactured goods sector. However, a variety of food imports are also impacted by the tariffs, and these will likely lead to higher food prices for consumers.
Cowgirl Kristi Puts on Pony Show to Suck Up to Milei...
Tariff blitz brings US levies to highest levels since 1930s...
Chasing the Runaway Carr
The Freedom of the Press Foundation is turning the tables on Brendan Carr, filing a complaint to investigate and potentially disbar the FCC chairman over his moves to punish Donald Trump's media critics.
Trump administration reminds federal employees they can proselytize in the office
Supervisors can solicit employees to attend their church, OPM says in new guidance.
Powell Under Siege as Fed Plans to Stand Pat on Rate Cuts...
Worst Spring Selling Season in 13 Years...
The great Northeast exodus — how high taxes are driving away billions
New York and New Jersey lost $140B in income as residents flee high taxes and costs.
Trump Reaches Preliminary Trade Deal With Europe...
Trump and EU's von der Leyen announce trade deal
President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen met for a pivotal discussion before Trump's Aug 1. tariff deadline.
Most ICE Detainees Have No Criminal History As Detention Reaches Record Levels
The number of migrants detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reached record numbers in June and a vast majority do not have criminal records, according to AFP analysis of official data.
DOGE builds AI tool to cut 50% of federal regulations...
Lawmakers Want More Security as Threats and Attacks Mount...
Exclusive-US diplomats asked if non-whites qualify for Trump refugee program for South Africans
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -In early July, the top official at the U.S. embassy in South Africa reached out to Washington asking for clarification on a contentious U.S. policy: could non-whites apply for a refugee program geared toward white South Africans if they met other requirements? President Donald Trump's February executive order establishing the program specified that it was for "Afrikaners in South Africa who are victims of unjust racial discrimination," referring to an ethnic group descended mostly from Dutch settlers. In a diplomatic cable sent July 8, embassy Charge d’Affairs David Greene asked whether the embassy could process claims from other minority groups claiming race-based discrimination such as "coloured" South Africans who speak Afrikaans.
Stock Trade by Lawmaker Wife Fuels Insider Information Concerns...
US diplomats asked if S African refugee program was whites-only...
New Russian Law Will Criminalize Internet Searches For ‘Extremist Content’
It should be uncontroversial at this point to say that the Russian government has waged a long but incremental war on both free speech and a free and open internet. Always couched in terms of preve…
More Freedom, Less Violence: States Look to European Prisons...
New FAA administrator says state of US air traffic unacceptable, morale low at agency
OSHKOSH, Wisconsin (Reuters) -The new head of the Federal Aviation Administration said on Thursday the current state of the aging, understaffed U.S. air traffic control system is "not acceptable," vowing an aggressive modernization effort. New FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford also said morale at the agency is "kind of low" after a fatal crash in January near Reagan Washington National Airport killed 67. The issues plaguing the FAA's air traffic control network have been years in the making, but a rush of high-profile mishaps, near-misses and the catastrophic crash in January between a U.S. Army helicopter and a regional American Airlines spiked public alarm.
FCC approves $8B PARAMOUNT-SKYDANCE merger...