Daniels Sent LSU a Legal Warning Over His Jersey Number
Jayden Daniels sent LSU a cease-and-desist over who gets to wear his old jersey number, and LSU isn't backing down.
The Iran Deal Is Over. What Comes Next?
The 60-day US-Iran ceasefire expired Monday with no deal. Trump threatened to bomb Oman.
Democrats Split Over How to Fix Health Care
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries rejected Medicare for All on Sunday. Democrats now have three competing plans.
The WNBA Can't Decide What Fans Can Wear
Atlanta security asked a fan to cover her XX-XY shirt at Sunday's WNBA game. The league has no written policy on this.
Trump Orders Childhood Vaccines Split Into Separate Visits
Trump's executive order calls for one vaccine per doctor visit. The GOP's top health senator, a physician, is calling it "crazy, stupid."
After Mangione's Guilty Plea, Who's Right?
Luigi Mangione said in court he killed Brian Thompson. His state murder trial starts September 8.
Marvel Revealed Its X-Men Cast at D23
Kit Connor plays Cyclops, Christopher Abbott plays Professor X, and Adam Driver is the villain. The choices have fans and critics split.
California Votes Again on Whether AI Can Fire You
A bill blocking AI-only firings faces a make-or-break Assembly vote today. Newsom vetoed the last one.
A Surrogate Refused. Now Three States Are Fighting.
A baby with a treatable heart defect was born in Dallas Wednesday. His future is still in court.
Bob Iger and Josh Kushner Are Buying the Lakers
The $12.5B record sale — set off by a federal probe of the departing owner — is splitting the NBA world.
One in Three U.S. Counties Has No Place to Give Birth
96 hospital labor units closed since 2024. The fight is whether federal policy or hospital economics drove the crisis.
Ozempic Could Treat Addiction. Doctors Aren't Sure Yet.
A Lancet trial slashed heavy drinking in patients on semaglutide. Addiction medicine wants it approved for alcohol use disorder — but researchers, patients, and courts all see different problems.
Ebola Deaths Crossed 2,000. WHO Changed Its Vaccine Advice.
DRC's Ebola death toll crossed 2,000 Tuesday. WHO reversed its vaccine guidance and cleared a trial for September — experts disagree on whether the ground response can support it.
New York's Tax on Luxury Second Homes Goes to Court
A judge blocked Mayor Mamdani's second-home surcharge — he appealed the same day. Oral arguments: August 31.
Who Gets a Fifth Season in College Sports?
A court gave thousands of college seniors a fifth year of eligibility. The NCAA is fighting back, and Congress may be the last word.
Massachusetts Drops Its 24-Week Abortion Limit
Healey signed away the state's 24-week limit. Physicians will now decide.
Should Schools Limit Screens — Even Educational Ones?
LA schools kicked off the year today under strict new classroom screen limits. Educators, parents, and policy experts disagree on whether it's the right approach.
License Plate Cameras: Safety Tool or Mass Surveillance?
Connecticut just told its cities to stop installing Flock cameras — and now the privacy vs. safety fight is going national.
Trump Signed an Order to Cut Childhood Vaccines
A new executive order drops 7 diseases from the universal vaccine list and calls for splitting the MMR shot into three.
She Won Miss North Carolina USA. Then She Lost It.
Old social media posts cost her the crown. Boltinhouse says her conservative faith was the real target.