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The Seventeen U.S. Service Members Killed in the Iran War
The Fort Carson Honor Detail firing team marches past a memorial ceremony for Army Staff Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington at the Fort Carson Soldiers Memorial Chapel in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on April 2, 2026. —Michael Ciaglo—Getty Images Seventeen American service members have died in the war in Iran in the months since the U.S. and…
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Even Mild Sleep Deprivation May Lead to Weight Gain
Many studies examining the link between sleep deprivation and obesity have focused on severe sleep deprivation, such as restricting participants’ sleep to about four hours a night. These studies suggest that this may lead to increased appetite and overeating, which in turn could contribute to weight gain. Because very few people can endure such severe…
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Trump lingers awkwardly long after presenting World Cup trophy to Spain. It could have been worse
Spain’s players looked like they were ready to explode as they waited for team captain Rodri to lift the World Cup trophy into the air following their 1-0 win over Argentina in Sunday’s tournament final. FIFA president Gianni Infantino looked a bit anxious as he wanted the newly crowned champions to have their moment but…
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Young progressives think trouble sleeping is a mental health issue — blame the ideology that says the world is stacked against them
Young progressives are more likely to consider normal day-to-day struggles — like difficulty sleeping and feeling blue — as mental health problems, per a new analysis. Is it any wonder, given the left-leaning ideology that convinces Americans that the system is simply stacked against them? Data from the US General Social Survey, analyzed by the…
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Bobby Flay gets ‘cozy’ and ‘affectionate’ with girlfriend Brooke Williamson on rare date night
Their relationship is heating up. Bobby Flay and girlfriend Brooke Williamson leaned into some heavy PDA while enjoying a rare date night at a private party in Lake Tahoe. The couple attended Stephen Curry’s exclusive soirée at the new Tessie’s Cocktails & Chords at Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe on July 10, a source exclusively told Page Six. Bobby…
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A kidnapping, a capture and a life sentence: Inside the downfall of cartel boss ‘El Mayo’
For decades, Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada was Mexico’s most elusive kingpin, perpetually slipping through the fingers of authorities who pursued him across his home state of Sinaloa. One former U.S. law enforcement official recalled that while other drug lords were escorted by convoys of heavily armed gunmen, Zambada kept a low profile and made daring…
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Trump’s presence at World Cup award ceremony: ‘Are they going to edit him out of that?’
President Donald Trump drew confusion from broadcasters at the World Cup Final in New York Sunday when he lingered during the trophy presentation ceremony following Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina. Trump accompanied FIFA President Gianni Infantino onto the field and remained present for the team photo, catching Infantino off guard. As Trump stood on stage…
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DeepMind chief urges Washington to back global AI watchdog as frontier models raise security fears
Google DeepMind Chief Executive Demis Hassabis unveiled a proposal for a new international watchdog that would do “rigorous” tests and reviews of cutting-edge AI models before release. The plan, unveiled in a blog post last week, was quickly praised by rivals such as OpenAI’s Sam Altman, who called it “thoughtful,” and Elon Musk, who described…
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Chinese AI model rivals ChatGPT, jolting Silicon Valley
Another powerful new artificial intelligence model from China took the U.S. tech industry by surprise Friday, the latest sign that Chinese startups that publicly release their “open-source” AI technology are making the California titans of AI sweat. The newest Kimi K3 model from Beijing-based startup Moonshot, run by a Pink Floyd-loving entrepreneur who earned his…
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Outrage as visibly upset Trump border czar blurts out shock admission
President Donald Trump‘s border czar, Tom Homan, became visibly upset outside the White House, blurting out a shock admission to reporters before storming off. Homan was talking about Minnesota and other ICE shootings and the public demand for federal law enforcement agents to wear body cameras following to multiple ICE killings, including deaths in Maine…