The state’s ultrawealthy, including Larry Page and Peter Thiel, have similarly donated to efforts opposing the wealth tax.

The big-box retailer said the money was reinvested to give "value back to our members." It’s more than a third of the total tariff refunds the company expects.

The agency has lost its independence and nearly a third of its staff, as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and associates have tightened control.

Not long ago, President Trump could claim that he ran the world. Now he’s waiting at the bottom of a set of airline steps for the Chinese president.

The media needs to step up. Donald Trump needs to be removed from office.

A Saturday Prompt

The number of women who died after an ectopic pregnancy has spiked in recent years, a ProPublica analysis found. The mounting deaths in Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data have drawn littl...

TSA PreCheck members may soon have the ability to walk through airport security checkpoints without having to dump their bottles of water in the trash. A former head of TSA tells ‘The New York Times’ ...

A top White House official suggested Congress would use a budget process to fund them. Vice President JD Vance had said tariff revenues.

Steinem long argued that men becoming equal, nurturing parents is a cornerstone of achieving true gender equality.

Omaha requested 40 pairs of the gloves for just under $66,000 in 2025.

A deregulation plan for meat-packing goes from Glenn Beck’s mouth to Trump’s social media.

Thermal drone footage shows DataOne — the Microsoft-backed AI data center in Vineland — is powering its operations with dozens of unpermitted generators

I asked AI chatbots to help me build an autonomous attack drone. They said yes.

A police department took to social media and asked the public to help them identify a suspect who found $30 on the ground in Walmart.

Antitrust case started out aiming to force the concert giant to sell Ticketmaster. After two White House meetings, a deal kept the company intact.

It’s not hard to follow the money

New research finds S&P 500 companies that maintained DEI policies performed as well as — and sometimes better than — peers that pulled back.