At a recent town hall, Iowa Senator Joni Ernst was met with fierce criticism from constituents over her support for President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act, leading to heated exchanges and boos from the crowd.
Scientists at the National Solar Observatory have developed groundbreaking adaptive optics technology that allows for the first-time detailed observation of the Sun's corona, revealing previously unseen structures and insights into solar phenomena.
The Planetary Society issues a dire warning against the White House's proposed NASA budget, which threatens to cripple scientific endeavors and future space exploration. With a significant reduction in funding, the plan could jeopardize crucial missions and the agency's workforce.
In a thrilling update, SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket has successfully launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base, delivering 27 Starlink satellites into low-Earth orbit. A second launch is already planned for Saturday!
Sydney Sweeney has officially confirmed her single status after ending her engagement with Jonathan Davino. In a candid interview, she shares insights on her newfound freedom and personal growth.
In a heartbreaking turn of events, Ronald Fenty, the father of pop superstar Rihanna, has died at 70. His passing comes amid a complicated relationship with his daughter, who is currently expecting her third child. Family gathers to honor his life.
The new Karate Kid: Legends film, featuring Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan, is projected to open below expectations at the box office, facing tough competition from Lilo & Stitch and Mission: Impossible.
After a long battle, Taylor Swift officially owns her music! Fans celebrate her triumph after she re-recorded four albums, reclaiming her creative power and inspiring others along the way.
In a groundbreaking year for women in sports, Tara Dower set a record on the Appalachian Trail while Audrey Jimenez made history in wrestling. Discover how female athletes are redefining strength and endurance!
In a surprising move, the White House has withdrawn Jared Isaacman's nomination to lead NASA just days before a crucial Senate vote. What implications does this have for America's space ambitions?
