A leak of sensitive information from “manosphere” influencer Andrew Tate’s online empire reveals new information about his online empire.

A leak of sensitive information from “manosphere” influencer Andrew Tate’s online empire reveals new information about his online empire.

A leak of sensitive information from “manosphere” influencer Andrew Tate’s online empire reveals new information about his online empire.

What began as Anna Delvey's frustration with Wikipedia's editorial policies has evolved into a broader debate about the site's role in free speech and digital media.

Three early messages asking for more vetting into Graham Platner went unanswered, according to two sources with knowledge of the situation.

A new federal program offers a $1,000 stock market investment for eligible newborns, shifting retirement prep from job one to day one.

The New York mayor's suggestion to set thermostats to 78 degrees sparked accusations of “socialism.” Records show the advice follows no party line.

A strong wind gust sent a Straight Arrow reporter to Google for stats about umbrella deaths. He fell down a rabbit hole of misinformation.

Ohio suspended its tax breaks for data center development, and other states are considering proposals to follow suit.

A website and social media handle were created one day before name-twin candidate, Dan Sullivan, jumped into the critical Alaska Senate race.

After decades of pushing to bring technology into schools, parents are now leading the charge to take tech out again. Student learning outcomes have shifted, and not in a positive way. The most recent...

80% of people with autoimmune diseases are women. Researchers say hormones, genes and the unique demands of pregnancy contribute.

A Straight Arrow review found multiple uncredited clips from the movie “Prisoners” in a new FBI video posted by Director Kash Patel.

The annual inflation rate has spiked to 3.8%, employers added a modest 115,000 jobs in April and average hourly wages remain flat at $37.41.

Farmers say shrinking budgets mean fewer tools to fight drought, disease, and rising costs — and the effects could reach your table.

Tiger Woods’ attempt to exercise his right to a “speedy and public trial” underscores a key reality: Asking for a trial is typical. Actually going is rare.

Nancy Guthrie is one of more than 26,000 people who are actively missing in the United States. Publicity could help locate them.

Facing a series of major delays and budget overruns, NASA is re-engineering its efforts to return American astronauts to the moon.

Meta contractors say they’ve been tasked with reviewing highly sensitive videos captured by the company’s smart glasses.

Data obtained by SAN shows a surge of Minnesotans applying for gun permits in the wake of January's ICE raids and two high‑profile deaths.

The prominent hacker Vincenzo Iozzo communicated with Jeffrey Epstein from 2014 to 2018, according to emails released by the DOJ.

DHS brought the screenshots after a Minneapolis-area hotel refused to host immigration agents. Hilton says it doesn't own the hotel.

Uncover the trends in millennial travel as many choose to skip the crowds and traffic for a quieter holiday experience.

One Texas group is trying to make a difference in children's reading rates by trading time spent reading for a new bike.

The CDC estimated there have been 4.5 million flu cases and 2,000 deaths. Some have dubbed this year’s virus the “superflu.”

Courtroom sketch artist Isabelle Brourman is the only person documenting the daily drama unfolding in New York City's immigration courtrooms.

Unable to conceive, a couple channeled their heartbreak into hope by selling baked goods at pop-up markets to fund a $50,000 adoption journey.

The USDA’s website warns that no SNAP benefits will be issued for November. The notice leaves millions unsure how they’ll buy food.

There's been a startling number of bodies pulled from the bayous in Houston, Texas this year. But what's fact, and what's fiction?

Open enrollment starts this week. This is the time when most people can choose or change their health insurance coverage for 2026.

In the lobby, pictures of President Trump hang prominently on the wall, flanked by masked, unidentified federal agents.

Law enforcement officials may have deployed a secretive cellphone surveillance technology last weekend at Portland’s ICE facility.

An app for anonymously reporting individuals accused of speaking ill against conservative Charlie Kirk leaked personal data about its users.

Offshore wind projects in New Jersey and across the country are struggling to survive a variety of Trump administration policy changes.

The United States Senate was in session for a total of 29 seconds on Monday; that’s 29 seconds longer than the House of Representatives.