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Pete Hegseth’s spiritual leader explains his radical faith
War is nothing new for America — but the way Pete Hegseth talks about it is. President Donald Trump’s secretary of defense often styles the US’s actions in Iran as being blessed by God. As being holy. He likened the recovery of a downed Air Force member in Iran on Easter Sunday to the resurrection
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GOP at risk as rising fuel costs driving non-voters from the sidelines: ‘We need change’
Rising gas prices stemming from President Donald Trump’s military operations in Iran are pressuring Republican incumbents in competitive House districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, with businesses and voters reporting significant financial strain. Gasoline prices have surged to an average of $4.05 per gallon nationwide since Trump launched strikes against Iran in late February,
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We Love the Bose QuietComfort Ultra 2, Especially at $50 Off
Bose’s QuietComfort Ultra 2 earbuds are the best noise-canceling earbuds you can buy. Right now, they’re $50 off, which matches the best price we tend to see outside of special events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday. If you want to wait until November, they might hit $200 again, but otherwise $250 is a very
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‘4×20: Quick Hits’ spotlights trailblazers and moments in pot history
For disputed reasons, April 20, abbreviated to 420, has become a day to celebrate marijuana; even if this is nothing you mark on your calendar, the collective culture is bound to remind you. Weed is not what it used to be, which is to say illegal everywhere. (State laws may differ, but the federal government
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‘We’re gonna get killed’: White House in full-blown panic as economic outlook darkens
As the U.S. war against Iran rages on, strategists “in and around the White House” are growing increasingly panicked over rising energy costs and their impact on voters, who they fear will overwhelmingly reject Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections, Politico reported Monday. Launched by President Donald Trump on Feb. 28, the U.S. war
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NYC is noisier than ever — see which neighborhoods are the loudest as city officials unveil latest crackdown plan
The city that never sleeps is being kept awake by constant noise — but officials say they’re on the case. Never a quiet town, the cacophony in NYC has in recent years reached a fever pitch — with complaints soaring nearly as high the Big Apple’s glass-shattering decibel levels. In 2025, 311 logged an earsplitting 636,000
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When No One Was Looking, Ohio Became a Swing State Again
This article is part of The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up here to get stories like this sent to your inbox. Need proof the political map is turning against Republicans? Just spy the $79 million that the Senate GOP’s super PAC set aside this month for Ohio, a state President Donald Trump carried
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Tech CEOs Think AI Will Let Them Be Everywhere at Once
Silicon Valley moguls have lately complained that too many people are too negative about artificial intelligence. They’re likewise frustrated by stalled AI adoption among major corporations that aren’t seeing the lucrative efficiencies promised by Big Tech. But if consumers and corporations are proving resistant to AI’s acceleration, it hasn’t stopped billionaire CEOs from charging ahead
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Chipotle who? Your newest build-your-own-bowl obsession just opened in Carson
There are build-your-own-bowl restaurants that encourage customers to make mountains out of carne asada and shredded cheese. Salad bowl shops, places that push bowls filled with Mediterranean spreads and grains, and bowls brimming with açaí under tiles of sliced banana. Dubbed “slop bowls” online, you dig a fork into a sea of colorful but texturally
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Focus on the real causes of the shortage in hormone treatments
For months now, menopausal women across the U.S. have been unable to fill prescriptions for the estradiol patch, a long-established and safe hormone treatment. The news media has whipped up a frenzy over this scarcity, warning of a long-lasting nationwide shortage. The problem is real — but the explanations in the media coverage miss the