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Dem Senate candidate El-Sayed defends ties to hate streamer Hasan Piker, hints at big tax increase for middle class
Dem Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed on Sunday refused to break ties to notorious hate streamer Hasan Piker — while hinting he wants to sock the middle classwith the bill for his Medicare for All plan. El-Sayed even left the door open to continuing to campaign with Piker in the pol’s general election matchup against…
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Kelly Clarkson jokes about her ‘perfect’ boobs while narrowly avoiding wardrobe malfunction
Kelly Clarkson bragged about her “perfect” boobs after almost giving her fans an eyeful of them. The singer, 44, made the comment after she very nearly had a wardrobe malfunction during her concert Saturday at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Clarkson wore high-waist black pants and a sheer cropped blouse with a black bra underneath,…
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Netanyahu Rejects Trump’s 15-Point Peace Plan for Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives at the White House on July 28, 2026, in Washington, D.C. —Andrew Harnik—Getty Images Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that his country rejects U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest peace plan for Gaza. The 15-point plan, issued by Trump’s Board of Peace and backed by his Administration, envisioned…
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Scientists Genetically Engineer High-Protein Lettuce
Scientists have finally created what might be the only thing that can get meatheads to eat their veggies: protein lettuce. By literally shooting pig genes into the chloroplasts of lettuce and tobacco cells, an international team of researchers were able to grow produce that contained the animal protein myoglobin, they report in a new study…
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MAGA senator caught in ‘blatant lie’ as he puckers up to President Trump
A MAGA lawmaker on Sunday who tried to give President Donald Trump an A+ was caught in a “blatant lie.” Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) appeared on “Meet the Press” to defend what analysts (even conservative ones) have described as a “big miss” and “significantly worse than expected” — a new Bureau of Labor Statistics report…
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Fresno County erupts as Gavin Newsom accused of overreaching with better roads tax
A California county is pushing back against Gov. Gavin Newsom after he signed legislation forcing local officials to put a controversial road tax before voters. The governor signed AB 1923 last week, requiring Fresno County to place the Better Roads, Safe Streets initiative on the November ballot. The move came after three Fresno County supervisors…
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LeBron James’ wife, Savannah, claims Hermès worker was fired for snubbing her, refusing pre-booked appointment
LeBron James’ wife, Savannah James, alleged that a Hermès employee was fired after failing to honor her pre-booked appointment. During Thursday’s episode of the “Question Everything” podcast, the businesswoman and her friend April McDaniel recalled visiting the luxury fashion house’s shop in Italy when the alleged incident occurred. “One time we went to Milan [and] they…
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Netanyahu rejects U.S. Gaza peace plan; Houthis strike Saudi oil facility and Yemeni port
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected the Gaza peace deal announced by President Trump last month, saying Israel’s military “will not carry out any withdrawal until Hamas is genuinely disarmed.” Netanyahu said in a Cabinet meeting that Israel is still discussing plans for Gaza with the United States. Trump had said Israeli forces…
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Journalist flags ‘notable’ — and ‘unanswered’ — Trump behavior in wake of Epstein’s death
Journalist Prem Thakker on Sunday flagged a “notable” pattern in President Donald Trump’s behavior in the days following Jeffrey Epstein’s mysterious 2019 death, part of an analysis raising eight “unanswered” questions about the disgraced financier’s demise. Jeffrey Epstein died Aug. 10, 2019, in his Manhattan jail cell awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges. His death was…
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State-of-the-art One Grand office tower to rise in Hudson Square
With a mere 12 million square feet, Hudson Square might be the city’s most in-demand subdistrict. In the former printing-house zone bounded roughly by Clarkson and Canal streets to the north and south and between West Street and Sixth Avenue, leasing volume soared from under a half-million square feet in 2024 to more than 1.5…