Samsung Just Gave Us Our First Look at a Mysterious Thinner Galaxy Smartphone
Samsung might beat Apple to market with a thin smartphone.
NASA moves swiftly to end DEI programs, ask employees to “report” violations
"Failure to report this information within 10 days may result in adverse consequences."
Autumn Nelon Streetman of The Nelons Talks About GRAMMY Nomination Following Tragic July Plane Crash
We caught up with Autumn Nelon Streetman at the 2025 Nashville GRAMMY Nominee Celebration to talk about the extreme highs and lows she has experience the past 6 months. The…
Disciple (Honor & Glory) Talk About Their First GRAMMY Nomination (2025)
After 30+ years, Christian rock band Disciple has finally been recognized with a GRAMMY nomination. The nomination technically comes under their worship project name Honor & Glory for their version…
Why Was Soho House Talking Up Its Art Collection on the Eve of Announcing a Buyout Offer?
Is the focus on the art collection an effort to burnish the club’s reputation as a place for top creatives rather than mid-level bankers, aspiring startup founders, and the laptop…
President Trump Did More In A Day Than Others Did In Two Terms (Ep. 2406)
President Trump has had a little over 48 hours at this point and he has done more in that time than some presidents have done in two terms. In this…
One Family in Gaza Returned Home. But Home Was Gone.
“It took us a few minutes to accept that this pile of rubble was our home,” said Islam Dahliz, whose family was ordered by Israeli forces to evacuate Rafah in…
UCLA hires LAPD Cmdr. Steve Lurie to lead safety overhaul following protest violence
LAPD Cmdr. Steve Lurie, who oversaw the West Bureau by the UCLA campus, will take over UCLA's Office of Campus Safety in February.
High school basketball player jumps into action to save opponent’s life after harrowing on-court collapse
A high school basketball player in Oklahoma was transported to a hospital after collapsing during the opening moments of a game earlier this month.
Former UK MP says ‘nothing was done’ with child trafficking information given to police, MI5
Andrew Bridgen says UK security agencies ignored detailed information about child trafficking, including names of people involved and where the children were being taken.
