A federal judge in Texas has temporarily blocked a law requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, citing First Amendment violations. This ruling is a significant win for families advocating for religious freedom and inclusivity in education.
In the latest episode of South Park, Towelie explores a military-occupied Washington D.C. as the show critiques Trump's crackdown on crime. Don't miss the hilarious moments and political commentary!
Amanda Knox, once vilified as a murderer, reclaims her narrative in a new Hulu series. Partnering with Monica Lewinsky, she shares her journey from wrongful conviction to empowerment, revealing the truth behind the headlines.
Nvidia's recent $4 trillion valuation takes a hit as Palantir slides nearly 10%. An MIT report reveals that most companies in generative AI see no returns, raising concerns about an AI bubble similar to the dotcom crash.
In a dramatic turn of events, the NSA's chief data scientist, Vinh Nguyen, faces security clearance revocation under Tulsi Gabbard's directive. This move raises questions about political motivations and national security.
Lowe's shares jumped 2% after the company raised its annual sales forecast and surpassed profit expectations. Analysts highlight a growing urgency in the pro distributor market, especially after Lowe's recent acquisition of Foundation Building Materials.
As Hurricane Erin approaches, East Coast beaches brace for dangerous conditions. With mandatory evacuations and state emergencies declared, beachgoers are urged to stay out of the water and heed local warnings.
The FDA has issued a warning against consuming Great Value frozen shrimp sold at Walmart due to possible radioactive contamination. A single shipment was found to contain Cesium-137, raising serious health concerns.
In a bold move, Tulsi Gabbard announced the revocation of security clearances for 37 national security officials, accusing them of politicizing intelligence. Critics fear this could silence dissent within the intelligence community.
Target's CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down as the retailer grapples with declining sales and customer boycotts over its DEI initiatives. Can the new leadership turn the tide?
