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Janice Dean Steps Away From Fox News After 22 Years Due to MS Symptoms
Longtime Fox News weather anchor Janice Dean is stepping away from the network after more than 22 years due to symptoms from multiple sclerosis. “For a long time, I was able to handle the early mornings, the many hours on my feet and the stress of broadcasting live. Getting up at 2:30 in the morning…
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The Bear’s Final Season Belongs to Sydney
From left: Liza Colón-Zayas, Ayo Edebiri, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and Jeremy Allen White in The Bear Season 5 —FX Prestige TV is always thinking bigger. Especially if it gets popular enough to command a hefty budget, an ambitious show will expand its playing field and reach for real-world resonance. In their ultimate act of bratty myopia,…
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Government Scientists Fired by Trump Launch New Website for Sharing Climate Data
Since September of 2024, federal science agencies in the US have axed nearly 120,000 employees, in a stinging loss for public research. Some of the heaviest impact was felt by scientists studying the climate, at bureaus like the Environmental Protection Agency and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Luckily for us, climate scientists are a…
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Ukraine’s latest long-range strikes on Russia hit a major natural gas plant and satellite centers
KYIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian forces struck a major natural gas processing plant and two key satellite communications centers in their latest nighttime attacks on Russia, Ukraine’s General Staff said Wednesday. The operation was part of Ukraine’s aerial campaign targeting energy facilities and military industries that has intensified as Kyiv builds bigger and better long-range weapons to ward…
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Stammering Marco Rubio caught off guard by question about who joined his UAE meeting
Secretary of State Marco Rubio appeared to be caught off guard by a reporter asking why President Donald Trump’s son-in-law tagged along to a high-level meeting with foreign officials. Michael Boulos, the husband of Tiffany Trump, sat beside the secretary of state during a meeting on Wednesday with UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed al-Nahyan, and…
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‘The Bear’s’ Final Course: What the Cast Will Miss the Most – and Why It’s Not Each Other
FX and Hulu are serving up one last course of “The Bear” come Thursday night, and with it, the Emmy-winning series comes to an end. And, after five seasons, the cast isn’t worried about missing each other — but that’s because their relationships are so strong. Over the last four years, fans have watched Carmy…
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Supreme Court rules Trump may end legal protection for Haitians and Syrians
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Trump administration may end the Temporary Protected Status granted to more than 350,000 Haitians and Syrians whose home countries remain unsafe. In a 6-3 decision, the court’s conservative majority said Congress gave the administration, not judges, the power to cancel or renew this temporary protection for non-citizens…
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Trump’s closed-door meltdown backfires with GOP senators: insider
President Donald Trump’s obsession with forcing Senate Republicans to pass the SAVE America Act may have catastrophically backfired, by turning more Republicans he needs against him. The collapse manifested itself on Wednesday when Trump met with Senate Republicans behind closed doors for what was supposed to be a persuasion mission. Instead, he may have made…
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‘The Daily Show’ Marvels at Mamdani Being ‘Kingmaker’: ‘Like If a Capitalist Made a Hospital Everybody Could Afford’
After the candidates endorsed by New York mayor Zohran Mamdani swept their local elections this week, Mamdani himself is being hailed as a “kingmaker.” That thoroughly surprised “The Daily Show” host Josh Johnson, but only because Mamdani identifies as a Democratic Socialist. As part of the day’s headlines, Johnson explained that Tuesday night was election…
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Apple hikes MacBook, iPad prices due to memory chip shortage – here are the products getting hit
Apple raised prices on a slew of its MacBook and iPad products on Thursday, blaming the hikes on an AI-driven surge in demand for memory chips. The company’s website briefly went down in the morning, then came back online with higher prices hitting its laptops and tablets. Price hikes as high as $300 hit products.…