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Donald Trump Is Having One of His Worst Weeks, Ever
They both shoulder some blame, but neither of those is really the answer. Every time I ask myself how he gets away with this, I remember:…
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Trump and JD Vance Humiliatingly Flub Response to WSJ Epstein Story
The Trump administration is doing damage control on the visible signs of aging in the president, as seen in his swollen legs and a…
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Kneecap: Police drop investigation into Glastonbury performance
Ross McKee and Nalina Eggert BBC News NI No further action will be taken against Kneecap over their performance at Glastonbury, police…
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Porsche plans more cost cuts to counter tariffs, China slump
It will start negotiations on additional reductions in the second half of this year [Stuttgart] Porsche warned its employees to brace for…
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Trump’s Old Drawings Resurface as He Denies Epstein Birthday Letter
The Trump administration is doing damage control on the visible signs of aging in the president, as seen in his swollen legs and a…
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A major AI training data set contains millions of examples of personal data
The bottom line, says William Agnew, a postdoctoral fellow in AI ethics at Carnegie Mellon University and one of the coauthors, is that…
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Teen Boy Arrested in Connection with Paddleboarder's Death in Small New England Town
A teen boy, 17, was arrested in connection with the death of a paddleboarder in a small New England town, police said. Sunshine "Sunny"…
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Felix Baumgartner: Daredevil Skydiver Died Before He Hit the Ground as He Plummeted on a Woman and His Paraglider Smashed into a Hotel Pool
Extreme sports athlete Felix Baumgartner is believed to have died after reportedly blacking out during a paragliding flight in Italy. The…
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Nejat Immigration Ltd: A Dual-Practice Approach to UK Immigration Law
The UK immigration law sector remains one of the most complex and highly regulated legal fields, requiring law firms to balance strict…
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The simple pleasures of computing in 1995
This is an edition of Plugged In, a weekly newsletter by Fast Company global technology editor Harry McCracken. You can sign up to receive…
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Transcript: Trump Press Sec Seethes at Media as Epstein Fiasco Worsens
Sargent: What’s striking about what you’re saying is also the degree to which this is seeping down into every crevice of the party and its…
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Ivy Leaguers Aren’t Auto Workers
But federal law allows them to unionize as if they are, at least for now. Source link
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The 25 Greatest Mets of the Last 25 Years
A long-suffering fan surveys the last quarter century of Metropolitans baseball — and brings receipts. Source link
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Confronting the Iranian Regime Helps the Women It Oppresses
Israeli and American efforts to degrade the military, nuclear, and oppressive capabilities of the regime demonstrate solidarity with the…
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The Week: Epstein Revisited
Plus: President Trump attacks the Fed chairman that President Trump appointed. Source link
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California’s High-Speed Boondoggle
The Trump administration’s move to cut off federal funding for the doomed rail project is well justified. Source link
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Congress Should Do More to Unwind the Government’s Student Loan Boondoggle
The recently passed megabill made important improvements to higher ed lending. But further reforms are necessary. Source link
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Is Mossad Run by Morons?
It makes no sense that the Israeli intelligence service would have relied on Jeffrey Epstein. Source link
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Why Adam Smith Would Hate the Remittance Tax
A government secure in its liberty and confident in its citizens does not tax generosity. Source link
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Uvalde school shooter was fueled by Instagram and 'Call of Duty,' L.A. lawsuit alleges
Tess Mata’s parents were once enthusiastic about social media. The 10-year-old from Uvalde, Texas, wanted to be TikTok famous. She used to…
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Gavin Newsom’s Retaliatory Redistricting Plan Is Good, Actually
In a letter sent on July 7, the Justice Department formally notified Texas that it believed that four of the state’s districts—the 9th,…
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Inside the Fight to Save SNAP and Medicaid
Experts also warn that some states will begin preemptively taking action to cut benefits ahead of time—many states have legislatures that…