AI Gold Rush, Workers Pennies
Indian garment workers were told to strap on cameras and record every move, feeding data to train robots without clear consent.Story SnapshotViral clips show...
Against All Odds — Toddler Emerges Alive
Jordan’s Civil Defense pulled a small child alive from Venezuelan quake rubble after six days, a rare win amid a disaster with few clear...
Rigged Game Vibes From Trump’s Bell
For the first time ever, Wall Street’s two biggest stock exchanges let President Trump turn the Oval Office into their opening bell stage to...
Brands Hijack America’s 250
As America turns 250, brands are throwing birthday parties that look a lot more like boardroom strategies than true celebrations of the people they...
Families Duped, Bodies Piled — Where Was The State?
A Colorado funeral home scandal that left nearly 200 bodies rotting and families holding fake “ashes” shows exactly what happens when regulators look the...
Emmer’s Flip Lights Immigration Firestorm
Rep. Tom Emmer’s warning that immigrants must come here to be Americans has set off a fierce fight over assimilation, race, and basic civic...
Korean War Date—Missiles Fly South
North Korea just tested new guided rockets and warheads built to hit Seoul’s power plants and airfields, and the regime bragged about keeping its...
Church–State Showdown Erupts In Texas
Texas has become the first state to require Bible passages in public school English classes, and the fight over what that means for parents,...
Clinic Records vs Ambulance: Who’s Lying?
A woman left in an ambulance after a late-term abortion procedure endured 18 months of surgeries — and now she's suing the dead doctor's...
Supreme Showdown: Phones, Pleas, And Power
Justice Neil Gorsuch warned that Americans’ phone location trails are property the government cannot sweep up without a warrant.Story HighlightsSupreme Court limited geofence grabs...