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Trump Admin Subpoenas New York Times Journalists for Reporting on Air Force One Security
Donald Trump‘s administration subpoenaed four New York Times journalists after they reported on safety concerns involving a jet serving as the new Air Force One. On Saturday, The New York Times reported that the Justice Department delivered subpoenas to Julian E. Barnes, Eric Lipton, Tyler Pager and Eric Schmitt. The news came just days following…
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Americans Are Raging About Autonomous Police Drones Swarming the Skies
There’s a hot new phrase bouncing around police departments across the United States: “drone-as-first-responder.” From small-town Indiana to New York City, cops around the country are embracing autonomous surveillance drones as the latest innovation in policing. While you might hear about the occasional puppy found in the woods with a police drone, those feel-good stories…
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Fuel prices slamming consumers even as oil crisis eases
Prices for gasoline, diesel and jet fuel are rising again even as that for crude oil eases, a rare divergence that’s swelling costs for peak-season travelers and threatening to undermine President Trump’s pledge to quash inflation ahead of the midterm elections. The gap between the cost of some refined products and raw crude is at…
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Trump vows Maggie Haberman ‘will pay the price’ after she questions his mental fitness
President Donald Trump on Saturday threatened New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman after she appeared on MS NOW and questioned his health and mental fitness. Haberman fielded questions about Trump’s health after a week of gaffes that saw him refer to Iran as the “Islamic State of Japan” and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as Vladimir…
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NYC Council eyes sinking goldfish prizes at carnivals
A Queens polis pushing new legislation to ban giving away live fish as novelty prizes at NYC-based fairs, carnivals and other festivals. Councilwoman Vickie Paladino’s bill especially targets the longtime carnival practice of awarding goldfish to winners of Ping-Pong toss and similar carnival games. The fish are typically handed out in small plastic bags. Many…
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‘You want to cry’: MAGA voters tell WSJ they feel ‘horrible’ about voting for Trump
A Wall Street Journal report revealed Saturday the Americans who voted for President Donald Trump have soured on him amid the economic fallout of the Iran war. According to the Journal, new polls by the Cook Political Report found that more voters disapprove of Trump’s handling of the economy after gas prices jumped during the…
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Fox News reporter slapped down for saying Trump subpoenas ‘should alarm every American’
A Fox News journalist who criticized President Donald Trump’s decision to subpoena reporters whose work left him feeling “embarrassed and angry” faced immediate backlash Saturday for her perceived lack of loyalty. Chief National Security Correspondent Jennifer Griffin took to X Saturday to condemn subpoenas sent to New York Times journalists over their coverage of Trump’s…
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Surgeons just used robots that look like humans to perform surgery for the first time
The future of surgery just scrubbed in. In a groundbreaking medical first, robots designed to move and function like humans have performed surgery on a live patient, successfully completing two laparoscopic gallbladder removals. The breakthrough offers a peek at a future where these advanced machines could help bridge gaps in healthcare — easing surgeon shortages,…
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Sofía Vergara wows in red-hot bikini while celebrating 54th birthday in Italy
Sofía Vergara rang in her 54th birthday with a steamy snap. The actress took to Instagram Saturday and shared a photo tanning on board of a yacht in Italy, wearing a tiny red bikini. “So happy for all the love from u guys yesterday! It was the best bday ever!!! ❤️😘 and thank u Italy…
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AI Is Pushing Older Employees Straight Out of the Workforce, New Report Finds
So far, the narrative of AI in the workplace has had a consistent victim: the recent college grad, supposedly first on the chopping block as large language models automate the types of low level tasks that traditionally provided an on-ramp to office careers. New evidence, however, suggests the tech may be impacting a surprisingly different…