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‘Huge distraction’: JD Vance clashed with Trump over Iran from the start
An intense new round of reporting from The New York Times’ Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan revealed that Vice President J.D. Vance was the most intense naysayer over invading Iran in President Donald Trump‘s inner circle, often going against the positions of everyone else to warn the idea could be a disaster. “Nobody in Mr.
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Trump’s Sound and Fury
President Trump’s threat on Truth Social this morning to destroy 25 centuries of Persian civilization in a single night echoes a joke by the comedian Eddie Izzard about Darth Vader ordering food in the canteen of the Death Star. Darth Vader: I will have the penne all’arrabiata. Canteen worker: You’ll need a tray. … Darth
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Artemis II’s Breathtaking View of the Far Side of the Moon
NASA has finally released the first photos taken by the Artemis II astronauts, just after they completed 40 minutes of disconnection on the far side of the moon. Thanks to that moment, Earth has a new “selfie” taken from the far hemisphere of the satellite, an image reminiscent of the famous “Earthrise” photo captured by
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Iran attempting cyber attacks against U.S. critical infrastructure, officials say
WASHINGTON — U.S. intelligence agencies are “urgently warning” private sector companies throughout the nation that Iranian actors “are conducting exploitation activity” that has resulted in “disruptions across several U.S. critical infrastructure,” according to a government notice reviewed by The Times. The Iranian cyberactivity comes as President Trump is threatening to target Iran’s critical infrastructure in the coming
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Psychologist discusses Trump’s apparent addiction to war
Former Johns Hopkins University professor Dr. John Gartner warned that President Donald Trump is developing an addiction to war, deriving pleasure from frightening the world and destruction. Appearing on The Daily Beast Podcast hosted by Joanna Coles, Gartner characterized Trump’s mental state as “rapidly declining,” with increasingly “inflamed” grandiosity. Gartner expressed concern that Trump is
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Daughter of missing American who went overboard boating with husband calls for thorough investigation
The daughter of a missing American in the Bahamas says she has learned of “prior issues” and called for a thorough investigation into the disappearance of her mother, who authorities say fell off the boat she was on. Bahamian officials said 55-year-old Lynette Hooker and her husband, Brian Hooker, 58, left the Abaco Inn from Hope Town at
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Gavin Rossdale reveals what Britney Spears was really like as a neighbor on Page Six Radio
Gavin Rossdale felt lucky to be neighbors with Britney Spears. The Bush frontman called the pop star “lovely” while recounting a pool day the pair had while living next door to one another in the mid-2000s. During Tuesday’s episode of SiriusXM’s Page Six Radio, the show’s co-host Evan Real asked Rossdale, “There is an interview
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Wireless Festival canceled after U.K. denies Ye a visa
Organizers canceled the popular Wireless Festival after the United Kingdom denied its headliner, the embattled rapper Ye, a visa into the country. The U.K. government cited Ye’s history of antisemitic outbursts as a reason for denying him a travel permit. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said on Tuesday that “Kanye West [Ye’s former name] should
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‘Humiliating his understudy’: Analyst says Trump will discard Vance as MAGA fractures more
Vice President JD Vance has taken multiple hits from President Donald Trump — and might not realize that the joke is at his expense, an analyst suggested. Dana Milbank, a NOTUS columnist, described in a New York Times opinion guest column published Tuesday how Trump has continued to embarrass Vance as the MAGA coalition has
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The Significance of The Artemis II Moon Photos
The last time human beings took pictures in the vicinity of the moon the world was an awfully analog place. Apollo astronauts would hand carry cameras into space and hand deliver them back to Earth, where NASA technicians would hand develop the physical film inside. No images could be released to the public until after