Charlie Kirk Statue Vandalized at TPUSA HQ
A newly unveiled statue of Charlie Kirk was vandalized outside Turning Point USA's Phoenix headquarters, prompting an investigation and renewed political tensio
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Sony’s Wording Undercuts Its Own Ownership Stance
A community-run wiki has cataloged 44 instances of Sony telling customers they 'own' digital games, undercutting the company's recent stance in court and market
Cops Type ‘LMAO’ as Reason for Flock Searches
Public records show police entering flippant reasons like 'LMAO' and 'asdfg' into Flock Safety's license plate reader system, reigniting oversight concerns.
EPA Repeals Power Plant Carbon Emissions Limits
The EPA has finalized a rollback of Biden-era carbon limits on coal and gas power plants, citing grid reliability and cost concerns as critics warn of climate s
McConnell Returns to Senate After 3-Month Absence
Sen. Mitch McConnell returned to the U.S. Senate on Monday after a three-month absence following a hospitalization, resuming his duties amid lingering health qu
Costco Hikes Motor Oil Prices, Limits Purchases
Costco has raised prices on motor oil and capped how much members can buy, as supply pressures and rising base-oil costs squeeze retailers nationwide.
Saudi Arabia Reports Major Uranium Ore Discovery
Saudi Arabia says it has found 110 million tonnes of uranium-concentrated ore near Madinah, a discovery tied to the kingdom's push for a domestic nuclear progra
Canada’s China Exports Surge 30% Amid Trump Tariffs
Canada's exports to China jumped roughly 30% in the first half of 2026 as Ottawa diversifies trade away from the US amid Trump-era tariffs and disputes.
McConaughey Gets Comic Snub From $1.2M GameDay Kicker
Matthew McConaughey was humorously ignored by a contestant vying for a $1.2 million kick during ESPn's College GameDay, and the clip has gone viral.
Search Underway for Indonesian Ferry With 240 Aboard
Indonesian authorities have launched a large-scale search after a passenger ship carrying more than 240 people lost contact with shore, officials said.
