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Trump Pushes AI Companies To Pay Their Own Power Costs
Artificial intelligence is driving one of the biggest infrastructure booms in modern history. Now, it is also fueling a political fight over who should pay for the massive amount of electricity those systems require. President Donald Trump says the answer is simple. The companies building AI data centers, not American households, should cover the bill.…
Louisiana Supreme Court Overturns Murder Conviction Built on Junk Science
For more than a quarter of a century, Jimmie “Chris” Duncan lived with the possibility that the state of Louisiana could execute him for murdering his girlfriend’s 23-month-old daughter. Prosecutors argued the evidence was overwhelming. Jurors agreed, sentencing him to death in 1998. Now, nearly three decades later, Louisiana’s highest court has unanimously concluded that…
Trump Administration Targets Two School Districts Over Secret Gender Transition Policies
The Trump administration has opened new investigations into two public school districts accused of hiding students’ gender transitions from their parents, marking its latest effort to reshape how schools handle gender identity issues. The announcement, made on National Parents’ Day, signals that the administration is prepared to use federal funding as leverage against districts it…
Search For Amelia Earharts Lost Plane Enters A New Chapter
Few unsolved disappearances have fascinated the world quite like Amelia Earhart’s. Nearly nine decades after the pioneering aviator vanished over the Pacific Ocean, countless searches, theories and documentaries have attempted to explain what happened during the final hours of her record-breaking flight. Most have ended with more questions than answers. Now, a new expedition believes…
The Three Reasons Earth Is Warming So Quickly
Europe has endured blistering summers. Wildfires have spread across continents. Oceans have recorded temperatures that scientists once thought would take decades to reach. Each new record seems to replace the last within months, leaving many wondering whether the climate crisis has entered a new and more dangerous phase. Researchers say the answer may be yes.…
Disturbing Iran Propaganda Video Targets Melania Trump And Barron With Assassination Threats
A disturbing propaganda video circulating online has placed First Lady Melania Trump and her son, Barron Trump, at the center of what appears to be an explicit call for political violence. The footage reportedly encourages supporters of Iran’s Islamic regime to assassinate the president’s wife, while also ending with a direct threat aimed at Barron.…
He Could Have Sold His Company For $400 Million. Instead, He Gave It Away
Most entrepreneurs spend decades building a business with one goal in mind: selling it for as much money as possible. For Eddie Smith Jr., that moment finally arrived after more than half a century of transforming a struggling boat manufacturer into one of America’s most respected recreational boating companies. Experts estimated he could have walked…
New Jersey Just Banned A Pricing Practice That Had Shoppers Worried
For decades, shoppers have walked into grocery stores expecting one simple rule to apply to everyone: the price printed on the shelf is the price every customer pays. But as retailers embrace artificial intelligence, digital price tags, and data-driven technology, that expectation has started to feel less certain. Consumer advocates have increasingly warned that businesses…
The Untold Story Behind Vijay Mallyas White House Above Bengaluru
Few luxury homes can claim to be visible from miles away. Even fewer look like the White House while sitting on top of a 33-storey skyscraper. Yet in the heart of Bengaluru, one of India’s most unusual properties has spent more than a decade standing empty, despite carrying a price tag estimated at around $20…
Why Scientists Are Alarmed After the US Approved a Space Mirror
For generations, the night sky has been one of the few places on Earth that remained largely untouched by human development. That assumption is now being challenged after U.S. regulators approved an experimental satellite designed to beam sunlight back to Earth after dark. Supporters see the project as a bold step toward new space-based services.…