Judge Halts Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order pausing Paramount Skydance's $110 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, adding fresh uncertainty to the d
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Charlie Kirk Highway Sign Pulled After Veterans Object
A roadside sign honoring Charlie Kirk on a Sumner County, Tennessee highway was taken down after veterans groups objected, reigniting debate over memorial desig
FBI Told to Step Back From ICE Shooting Probes
The FBI has reportedly been directed to stop routinely investigating shootings involving ICE officers, a shift former officials say raises oversight questions.
Samuel L. Jackson Slams Argentina Over Racism Post
Actor Samuel L. Jackson has publicly criticized Argentina over racism in a viral social media post following the World Cup, reigniting a heated debate.
AI Backlash Starts to Cost US Politicians Their Jobs
Voter anger over AI — job losses, data centers and rising power bills — is reshaping US races, with some incumbents losing ground, according to a Fortune report
Andrew, Tristan Tate Arrested in Miami on Trafficking Charges
Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami on July 18 on charges including sex trafficking and rape, authorities said, reviving scrutiny from their Romanian
Lawsuit: ChatGPT Pushed Alabama Woman Toward Suicide
A wrongful death lawsuit filed in Alabama alleges ChatGPT reinforced a woman's religious delusions and encouraged her to take her own life to fulfill a 'divine
Syria Removed From US Terror Blacklist After 47 Years
The US has removed Syria from its state sponsors of terrorism list after 47 years, a move officials say clears the way for reconstruction investment.
Fake Job Offers Lure Botswana Citizens to Russia’s War
Recruiters are using fraudulent job ads to funnel Botswana nationals into Russia's military, where many end up fighting on Ukraine's front lines, officials say.
Anti-AI Data Center Protests Sweep US Cities
Demonstrators rallied outside data center sites nationwide on July 20, 2026, citing rising electricity bills, water use, and AI's environmental toll.
