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‘I could barely speak’: Shock as GOP lawmaker nominates Nazi apologist for Holocaust board
A New Hampshire Republican tried to stack a local Holocaust remembrance board with a Nazi apologist who has been convicted of public lewdness at a children’s playground. According to NPR, at a January meeting of the New Hampshire Commission on Holocaust and Genocide Education, state Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choinière “proposed an amendment to add
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You’re probably pooping all wrong — experts reveal the 2 best ways to go No. 2
Turns out there’s a better way to answer nature’s call. While pooping comes naturally, how we use the porcelain throne can not only help improve bowel movements but also prevent hemorrhoids, a common condition affecting about half of US adults over 50. And two habits in particular can transform your trips to the toilet for healthier
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Essential Gear for an Emergency Kit—for Cars or Go-Bags
You never know when you’re going to have to bug out on short notice. The politics of the moment are less than predictable. Disasters never strike on schedule, and few stores stay open for a wildfire or an insurrection. As of early 2026, wildfires and the resulting chaos look especially likely in the American West
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A heist mastermind got caught and kept on stealing — then one job ended in murder
Johnny Johnson was at a friend’s birthday party in Hollywood when he got a message on Instagram. Johnson didn’t recognize the account that sent the message early that Friday morning in 2023, but it conveyed an offer he found hard to resist: Was he interested in burglarizing a cannabis grow in exchange for 10 pounds
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We’re missing the economic fallout of the Iran war — just like we did with Covid
In the early weeks of the Covid pandemic, in those days when public spaces emptied and hospitals filled up, I used to see this magazine cover from 2017 being passed around social media. The story was a familiar one to me, because I was the one who had written it: May 2017 @TIME “Warning: we
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King Charles hailed by observers for ‘damning’ jab he took at Trump: ‘Quite something’
King Charles III has been praised by onlookers for an unlikely comparison made between President Donald Trump and a moment in US history. During a speech given at a state dinner, the visiting King noted the long-running relationship between the US and the United Kingdom. King Charles said, “You recently commented, Mr. President, that if
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Small spaces surprise and shine at the 2026 Pasadena Showcase House of Design
Designers Jeanine Hattas Wilson and Julie Hattas Kennedy’s magical transformation of a 4-foot-by-4-foot storage closet at this year’s Pasadena Showcase House of Design almost feels like a metaphor for design showcases themselves: not quite real, but pure fantasy. “It was inspired by our dad, who used to read to us in Woodstock, Ill.,” Wilson says
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‘This is going to fail’: Legal expert shoots down DOJ’s ‘surefire loser’ revenge case
CNN’s Elie Honig poured cold water all over the latest federal indictment of former FBI Director Jim Comey. The Department of Justice secured a second indictment against Comey, a longtime political foe of President Donald Trump, for a social media post that prosecutors allege amounted to an assassination threat, but Honig told “CNN News Central”
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OpenAI Hit With Barrage of Lawsuits Over Failure to Report School Shooter Before Massacre
Seven families — the first wave of dozens, lawyers say — are suing OpenAI, alleging that the company failed to provide Canadian authorities with information that could’ve prevented a horrific school shooting in the rural mining town of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, despite having advance knowledge of the shooter’s disturbing conversations with the chatbot. The lawsuits also
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James Conlon begins his final L.A. Opera stretch as music director with a mission
James Conlon has begun his long goodbye as music director of Los Angeles Opera, and he does so by boasting big numbers. Twenty seasons with the company (half its history). More than 500 performances of 70 different operas at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and occasional neighboring venues, such as the Cathedral of Our Lady of