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The Guthrie Story’s Unresolvable Anguish
“Well, here we go. Ready or not, let’s do the news.” With that, Savannah Guthrie returned to her role as a co-host of Today after more than two months away from the morning show—a leave that she began just after her mother, Nancy Guthrie, was reported missing from her home in Arizona. As Savannah summarized…
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Moon Astronauts Forced to Do It in Bags as “Burning Odor” Emanates From Toilet
NASA’s historic Artemis 2 mission launched without a hitch last week, sending the first astronauts toward the Moon since 1972 — but their journey hasn’t been without hiccups. Their space toilet, in particular — the space agency’s newfangled Universal Waste Management System (UWMS) — has turned out to be a considerable pain point. Mere hours…
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Walter Reed exam proposed for Trump after ‘sundowner syndrome’ statement on Iran
Donald Trump’s Easter Sunday post that menaced Iran with more threats amid severe expletives led a retired general to suggest the president needs to be taken to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for testing. During an appearance on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe,” retired General Barry McCafferty expressed both dismay and disgust with Trump writing,…
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Paramount Secures $24 Billion Commitment From Middle East Sovereign Wealth Funds for Warner Bros. Deal
Paramount has secured signed equity commitments from three Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds for close to $24 billion to help finance its $110 billion deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, according to the Wall Street Journal. Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has agreed to provide roughly $10 billion of the total, per the outlet. Other…
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AP to Cut Jobs as It Restructures Toward National, Visual-First Coverage
The Associated Press will offer buyouts to multiple staffers on its U.S. news team as it pivots toward digital and visual-led journalism focused more on national stories. The decision will affect dozens of staffers, according to Axios, which first reported the news, and layoffs will follow if a buyout target isn’t reached. The news organization…
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Ancient Chinese ‘hair blackening’ herb may fight balding naturally
Mane justice. For sufferers of hair loss, patience for the two most commonly prescribed pharmaceuticals — and their well-documented side effects — is wearing thin. But new research points to old wisdom for how to treat a thinning a hairline, offering a gentler and more natural alternative to the pills and foams stocked in the…
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Signs Savannah Guthrie was in a ‘heightened emotional state’ despite ‘composed’ appearance in ‘Today’ return
Savannah Guthrie was in a “heightened emotional state” despite appearing composed in her “Today” show return after her mom, Nancy Guthrie, went missing. Behavioral Scientist Dr. Abbie Maroño exclusively spoke with Page Six about the anchor’s “deliberate” and “tense” movements in her emotional return Monday. According to Maroño, Savannah made predictable moves, which could help…
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Trump’s grip on reality said to be ‘slipping fast’ as economy ‘wrecks’: ‘It’s happening’
President Donald Trump‘s presidency has hit a breaking point, an analyst said on Monday. The New Republic‘s editor Michael Tomasky described how Trump’s plummeting economy and rising prices of oil amid the Iran war have revealed how out of touch the president has been with Americans and their growing concerns. “The presidency of Donald Trump…
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Why Is the New York Times Laundering the Reputation of a Sleazy AI Startup That’s Selling GLP-1s via a Dishonest Dumpster Fire of Fake Doctors, Phony Before-and-After Pictures, a Warning From the FDA, and Other Glaring Red Flags?
On Thursday, the New York Times published a glowing profile of a company called Medvi. The basic premise of the piece is that a single guy named Matthew Gallagher had used AI to rapidly build a pharmaceutical enterprise that’s on track to do nearly $2 billion in sales this year, while hiring only a skeleton…
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Russian attacks kill 4 as Ukraine drones target oil infrastructure
KYIV, Ukraine — A Russian drone attack on Ukraine’s southern port city of Odesa killed two women and a toddler, authorities said Monday, while Ukrainian long-range drones targeted Russia’s key Black Sea port for oil exports. The nighttime attack on Odesa heavily damaged an apartment block, killing the women and a 2-year-old child, officials said. Rescuers working…