The SCORE Act, a groundbreaking bill aimed at regulating college sports compensation, has passed a House committee. While it faces criticism and challenges ahead, it marks a significant step in reforming how student-athletes are treated.
Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa addresses Tyreek Hill's relationship struggles with teammates, emphasizing the need for vulnerability and personal growth as they work to rebuild trust.
In a historic rally, thousands of Ukrainians protested against a recently passed bill that could undermine the country's anti-corruption agencies. Critics warn this move threatens Ukraine's EU ambitions and deepens public distrust.
Despite President Trump's dismissal of the Epstein controversy as a 'hoax', his MAGA supporters and key Republicans are ramping up calls for the release of Epstein's client list. Influencers and congressional Republicans argue for transparency to restore trust in the government.
In a fiery monologue, Stephen Colbert condemned Paramount Global's $16 million settlement of Trump's lawsuit over a '60 Minutes' story, calling it a 'big fat bribe.' His remarks come after Jon Stewart's similar criticism, igniting debates about media ethics and trust.
Samsung Display is set to produce crease-free displays for Apple's first foldable iPhone, launching in 2026. This partnership signals a new era for Apple in the foldable market, potentially trusting SDC over its own capabilities.
WeTransfer has clarified that it does not use uploaded files for AI training, responding to user concerns about recent terms of service changes. The company updated its clauses to better communicate its practices and avoid confusion among users.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defends a controversial memo about Jeffrey Epstein, sparking outrage among MAGA supporters. Questions arise over transparency and trust within Trump's administration.
Linda Yaccarino's time as CEO of X was marred by controversies and challenges, particularly under Elon Musk's tumultuous leadership. Despite attempts to revive advertiser relations, her role was overshadowed by Musk's erratic behavior and rising hate speech on the platform.
In a significant shift, U.S. airport security will no longer require passengers to remove their shoes. This change, confirmed by a government source, aims to enhance the passenger experience while maintaining security. The TSA is exploring new measures to streamline the process.
