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From AIDS Activism to COVID Polarization: The Complex Legacy of Dr. Anthony Fauci
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s 56-year career in public health has spanned seven presidential administrations, from Ronald Reagan to Joe…
What we know about A war that never ends: Palestinians in Gaza await the day when
Since the October 2025 ceasefire, over 1,250 Palestinians have been killed and 4,100 wounded, with UNICEF reporting an…
U.S. Economy Unexpectedly Sheds 23,000 Jobs in July as Labor Market Cools
The U.S. economy unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July, missing forecasts and signaling a potential slowdown in the…
A Comprehensive Review of Recent Political Fact Checks and Misleading Claims
CNN’s ongoing series of fact checks examines recent statements from elected officials and candidates, highlighting inaccuracies and debunked…
What we know about How teen TV is replacing repetition with authenticity
Off Campus, The Summer I Turned Pretty and Sterling Point are winning viewers with grounded coming-of-age themes.
What we know about Academics call for independent inquiry into Jason Arday’s Cambridge appointment
A group of academics is urging the University of Cambridge to launch an independent investigation into the appointment of Jason Arday following his resignation amid plagiarism…
Abdul El-Sayed’s Primary Victory Over Establishment and AIPAC Stuns US Political Landscape
Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed secured a narrow victory in the Michigan Democratic primary, overcoming significant spending by AIPAC and opposition from party leadership.
What we know about Why the traumatic Perez Hilton video stayed available so long
Perez Hilton's traumatic livestream remained on TikTok due to a 'moderator error,' while X has struggled to remove circulating clips. Experts weigh in on why platforms…
President Trump Signs New Executive Orders Challenging Birthright Citizenship
Following a Supreme Court ruling against his previous policy, President Trump has issued two new executive orders aimed at restricting birthright citizenship.
What we know about Trump’s Gaza Board of Peace issues first building contract
Louisiana firm awarded tender to build rudimentary outpost to house Moroccan troops in Gaza.
Trump Denies US Munitions Shortage and Threatens Leakers with Prison
President Donald Trump has dismissed claims of a munitions shortage, vowing to prosecute leakers while asserting the US maintains a robust supply chain.
President Trump Issues New Executive Orders Aiming to Restrict Birthright Citizenship
Following a Supreme Court ruling that blocked his initial attempt to reinterpret the Constitution, President Trump has signed two new executive orders targeting birthright citizenship.
What we know about Could Fauci face criminal charges? Latest on the former health official
A Republican-controlled Senate committee voted to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt, teeing up a potential request for the DOJ to explore charges.
The Complex History Behind Latino Involvement in US Immigration Enforcement
With Latinos now comprising a majority of border patrol officers, historians point to a long-standing pattern of Hispanic participation in restrictive US immigration policies.
What we know about Thousands of rail passengers hit by power failure disruption
A major power failure at a Manchester signalling centre has caused widespread rail disruption across northern England, with services expected to remain affected throughout the evening.
What we know about Iran tightens security grip at home as war conditions with US linger
Executions, arrests and closure of public gathering spaces have raised concerns among Iranians and rights groups as the state enforces strict internal control.
Brittany Boltinhouse Stripped of Miss North Carolina USA Title Weeks After Victory
Brittany Boltinhouse has been removed as Miss North Carolina USA following a review of information, with runner-up Myla Hadley set to take her place.
Senator Mitch McConnell Discharged From Rehab After Two-Month Hospitalization
Republican Senator Mitch McConnell has left a rehabilitation facility to continue his recovery at home following a June hospitalization.
Uefa Maintains Stance Against Gianni Infantino Despite Fifa’s Recent Apology
European football authorities remain unconvinced by Fifa's latest actions, warning that a potential boycott of major tournaments remains on the table.
Rights Groups Call for Investigation Into fatal case of Lebanese Journalist Amal Khalil
Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International allege that Israeli forces deliberately targeted a journalist and obstructed rescue efforts in southern Lebanon.
