17 Americans Monitored for Hantavirus After Deadly Cruise Ship Outbreak
Seventeen American passengers who traveled aboard the Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius during a deadly hantavirus outbreak are being closely…
‘Rent a Mob’ Accusation Flies as NYC Mayor’s Organize NYC Initiative Draws Fire
A sharp political controversy erupted this week over New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new civic engagement push, with one…
‘Wealth Confiscation’: Blue States Roll Out Massive Taxes on Second Homes, Critics Say
Several Democratic-led states are moving forward with aggressive new taxes on second homes and vacant properties, sparking fierce backlash from…
‘One-Party System’ Blamed as California Families Struggle Under Rising Costs
As California’s affordability crisis deepens, community leaders in Los Angeles County are voicing sharp criticism of the state’s political leadership,…
California High-Speed Rail Project Dubbed ‘Stonehenge’ as Costs Mount, Feasibility Questioned
California Post opinion editor Joel Pollak has sharply criticized the state’s embattled high-speed rail project, describing its current state as a…
In Search of the Sphere: A Pilgrimage to the World’s Largest Ball of Twine
There are the Grand Canyons. There are the Yellowstone geysers. And then there is this. If you drive 200 miles due…
Wayve CEO Says AI-Driven Self-Driving Approach Built on ‘Fraction’ of Tesla’s Data
Wayve CEO Alex Kendall has defended his company’s artificial intelligence-first approach to autonomous driving, arguing that a foundation model capable…
Education Platform Canvas Hacked, Data on Millions of Students at Risk
An online education platform used by thousands of schools and universities was disabled for hours Thursday after a breach that…
US Interior Secretary Accuses Iran of Acting Like ‘Somali Pirates’ in Strait of Hormuz
United States Interior Secretary Doug Burgum compared the Iranian government’s activities in the Strait of Hormuz to those of “Somali…
Judge Allows Cameras in Courtroom for Charlie Kirk Murder Case, Denies Defense Ban
PROVO, Utah – A Utah judge has ruled that media will be permitted in the courtroom during future proceedings for Tyler…