Trump Rejects Nuclear Strike As US Weighs New Military Options Against Iran
Trump addressed reports that the US military was considering the GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb, commonly called the “Mother of All Bombs.”
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Zelensky Seeks European Support Amid US Pressure To Halt Russian Oil Strikes
Ukrainian President thanked the European Union for standing with Ukraine since Russia’s invasion
In One Type Of ‘Blockbuster’ Case, Supreme Court Weighs 1980s Video Privacy Law In Digital Age
Justice Samuel Alito noted that Congress “enacted a law that is based on the technology of the 1980s, and you can see this in every provision of this, in the title, ‘wrongful disclosure of videotape rental, for sale, or sale records.’”
Strong El Niño Forecast To Bring Stormier Winter To Southern US
NOAA estimates an 83% chance that the event will be the strongest since 1950, up from 75% the previous month.
Texas Lawmaker Asks Paxton To Investigate Trans Texas Text Campaign
Senate Bill 12, which became law in September 2025, expanded parental rights and also places restrictions on how schools address DEI, sexual orientation, gender identity, social transitioning, sex education, and student clubs.
Six Flags Closes 10 Rides After Fatal Georgia Rollercoaster Accident
Six Flags says it operates a comprehensive safety program involving rigorous inspections and takes all reported guest injuries seriously.
Prince Harry And Meghan Receive Cheers During Joint UK Appearance
Their visit comes amid continuing debate over the couple’s status within the royal family and their efforts to secure taxpayer-funded police protection.
Apple and Meta Partner To Run Massive Muse AI Model On Mac Computers
Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang highlighted Apple’s unified memory architecture, which allows the M5 Ultra’s integrated GPU to access up to 512GB per machine.
DOJ Sues California Over 20,000 Voters Allegedly Likely To Be Noncitizens
California Attorney General Rob Bonta rejected the demand as “legally baseless,” arguing that federal law restricts large-scale voter roll removals close to an election.
Neanderthal Skeleton Reveals Evidence Of Deadly Spear Attack 75,000 Years Ago
Researchers identified a 15-millimeter hole in the individual’s left shoulder blade at Shanidar Cave in Iraqi Kurdistan.
New Study Warns Doomsday Glacier Could Raise Sea Levels Twice As Much As Estimated
Co-author Eric Rignot warned that the findings point to greater coastal flooding risks than previously anticipated as warming seawater erodes the glacier from below.
Canada Urges Citizens To Avoid All Travel To Saudi Arabia
Authorities also cautioned that further attacks could disrupt flight operations with little notice.
Former US Gymnastics Coach Sentenced To 90 Years For Recording Children
U.S. District Judge Kristi Johnson imposed the maximum 30-year sentence for each of Gardner’s three federal convictions.
Documentary Claims Muslims Want America To Be Islamic State
In 2023, U.S. Census Bureau data showed Dearborn had become America’s first majority-Arab city with 54.5% of the population claiming Middle Eastern or North African ancestry.
Catholic Bishop Rallies Voters To ‘Confront The Evil’ At Ballot Box
On Fridays, he asked Catholics to pray the Stations of the Cross and to fast, eating only one full meal and no meat. On Sundays, he asked Catholics to pray the Rosary and fast from social media for at least a few hours, ideally before and after Mass.