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House Delays Hegseth Impeachment Vote Until After Midterm Elections
Republican leaders canceled votes and sent the House home early, postponing the impeachment vote against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
20 sources · over 4 days
US Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates to 3.75-4% Amid Persistent Inflation
The Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate for the first time since 2023, aiming to curb inflation and signaling further hikes may follow as economic pressures mount.
20 sources · over 2 days
Apple TV Renews 'Slow Horses' for Eighth Season as Season 6 Premieres
Apple TV has officially renewed the acclaimed spy series 'Slow Horses' for an eighth season, while the sixth season has just premiered, signaling ongoing investment in the show's future.
8 sources · over 2 days
EPA Moves to Repeal Biden-Era Carbon Pollution Limits for Power Plants
The US Environmental Protection Agency is set to scrap rules limiting greenhouse gas emissions from coal and gas power plants, shifting climate policy and affecting future regulation.
24 sources · over 4 days
Zuckerberg Rejects AI Slowdown, Insists Labs Have Safety Incentives
As debate grows over regulating artificial intelligence, Mark Zuckerberg argues that tech companies are already motivated to keep AI safe without mandatory slowdowns or new regulations.
15 sources · today
NBC LA Helicopter Crash Kills Three, Victims Identified as Reporter and Pilot
Reporter Eliana Moreno and pilot George Marciniw were among three killed in the NBC Los Angeles news helicopter crash.
41 sources · over 7 days
Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders Join Forces at Washington AI Safety Conference
A rare bipartisan alliance between Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders is urging Congress to regulate artificial intelligence, as concerns about AI's risks grow louder ahead of the US midterm elections.
20 sources · over 4 days
A Year After Charlie Kirk's Assassination, Memorials and Tensions Mark His Legacy
One year after Charlie Kirk was shot at Utah Valley University, his death continues to divide conservatives and spark debate over political violence, campus speech, and institutional accountability.
14 sources · over 7 days
Senate Blocks Trump-Backed Clarity Act in 49-50 Vote, Crypto Industry Reels
The Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act, a major crypto bill supported by Trump, with the legislation falling 10 votes short.
23 sources · over 5 days
Trump Administration Approves $2.8 Billion Sale of 40,000 Bombs to Israel
The U.S. government has approved a major arms deal sending tens of thousands of powerful bombs to Israel, drawing international attention due to the scale and timing amid ongoing regional tensions.
15 sources · over 2 days
US Inflation Surge Raises Odds of Federal Reserve Interest Rate Hike
A sharp rise in consumer and producer prices has fueled speculation that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its upcoming meeting, impacting markets and households nationwide.
26 sources · over 7 days
Ed Sheeran's Tour Support Acts Quit After Macklemore Dropped
All four supporting acts left Ed Sheeran's US tour after Macklemore was removed for pro-Palestinian remarks, with Sheeran blaming promoters.
51 sources · over 7 days