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Massive underground detector aimed at understanding mysterious ghost particles in universe releases first major findings
NEW YORK — A massive underground detector aimed at understanding the mysterious ghost particles in our universe released its first major results on Wednesday. The Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory in China started collecting data in August with the goal of understanding neutrinos: tiny cosmic particles that date back to the Big Bang and whiz harmlessly through our bodies by the trillions every…
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‘Euphoria’ creator reveals how Zendaya really felt about Rue’s tragic death
Zendaya had “a very emotional reaction” to learning her “Euphoria” character, Rue Bennett, would die in the Season 3 finale. Creator Sam Levinson shared on Variety’s “Half Hour With” series Wednesday that he and Zendaya had a “tough” conversation when he pitched her the ending to Rue’s story. “We love the character Rue,” Levinson said,…
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What a U.S. Spy Law’s Expiration Means for Gathering Intelligence Abroad
The U.S. Capitol Building is seen at sunset behind the Capitol Reflecting Pool on June 2, 2026 in Washington, DC. —(Photo by Kevin Carter/Getty Images) A surveillance law that allows U.S. intelligence agencies to collect the communications of foreign targets abroad without a warrant is set to expire at midnight on Friday, prompting warnings from…
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Freedom 250’s fair on National Mall highlights conservative groups
The nation’s conservative advocacy groups will be well represented at the Great American State Fair, a two-week-long exposition celebrating the country’s 250th anniversary on the National Mall that is blessed by President Donald Trump and his allies. The fair is organized by Freedom 250, a nonprofit set up by the president and his allies to…
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Capitol Hill’s lone MMA fighter delivers Trump a bruising snub
WASHINGTON — While President Donald Trump plans to make history this weekend when he hosts the UFC at the White House, Mixed Martial Arts history has already been made in Washington in recent years. At the start of this 119th Congress, there were two former MMA fighters in Congress before one, Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK),…
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‘Dreams of Violets’ Review: An AI-Generated Movie Is Worrisome for All the Right Reasons
Before discussing whether “Dreams of Violets” works as a film, it’s impossible not to acknowledge the elephant in the room. Ash Koosha’s 74-minute feature debuted at the Tribeca Film Festival, marking the first fully AI-generated feature film accepted into a major festival. For some audience members, that fact alone will be enough to spark curiosity.…
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‘Hard to top this level of dystopia’: Trump admin ripped for plan buried in Obamacare rule
After the Republican Party’s decision to terminate subsidies that had significantly reduced healthcare costs under the Affordable Care Act for 22 million people, the White House is considering a new way to—officials claim—“help” Americans who face massive medical bills, either due to high-deductible plans that don’t cover routine costs or because of emergency expenses. The…
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What’s at Stake for Trillionaire Elon Musk and SpaceX After Blockbuster IPO
Bret Johnsen (C), SpaceX Chief Financial Officer, and Gwynne Shotwell (center R), SpaceX President and Chief Operating Officer, celebrate with SpaceX employees as they ring the opening bell at the Nasdaq MarketSite to celebrate the launch of SpaceX’s initial public offering (IPO) in New York on June 12, 2026. —TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP via…
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Video evidence refutes sexual misconduct claim at SoCal golf club, says Phil Mickelson’s lawyer
Golf legend Phil Mickelson is refuting an accusation that he inappropriately touched a female employee at a prestigious golf club in Southern California earlier this year. According to Golf Digest, Mickelson allegedly approached the worker at Farms Golf Club in Rancho Santa Fe and made “nonconsensual and inappropriate physical contact” with her. After she rejected…
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‘They’re worried’: Legendary elections analyst claims Alaska GOP in crisis mode
Renowned political analyst Larry Sabato told MS NOW’s Antonia Hylton on Friday that the public could be sleeping on a key Senate race that might help Democrats take the majority: Alaska. “Larry, do you think that there is a race out there right now that people aren’t talking quite enough about?” asked Hylton, noting that…