A WNBA Hard Foul Became a National Fight
Carrington fouled Cunningham hard and posted 'WHITE PRIVILEGE.' Florida's AG threatened assault charges.
Oral Weight-Loss Pills Are Here. Now Comes the Debate.
Two oral weight-loss pills are on shelves. Doctors and insurers are arguing over who should take one.
Knox Brought Her Case to the Comedy Stage
Her sold-out Edinburgh Fringe show has the Kercher family petitioning a prime minister to shut it down.
Who Gets to Decide What's Safe in Your Food?
Kennedy wants all new food ingredients to clear the FDA before hitting shelves. The food industry says that would kill innovation — and skeptics say a gutted FDA can't enforce it anyway.
Netanyahu Rejects Trump's Gaza Peace Plan
Netanyahu publicly rejected Trump's 15-point Gaza plan on Sunday. Hamas said it still supports it.
The Fight Over Whether AI Is Taking Your Job
Young workers in AI-exposed roles are losing ground. Companies using AI say they're actually hiring more.
Trump's Personal Lawyer Is Now the Nation's Top Cop
Collins and Murkowski broke ranks. The Senate confirmed Blanche 50-49, and the fight over DOJ independence isn't over.
Who Gets to Play in the WNBA?
The league's trans eligibility fight escalated Saturday as the commissioner formed a task force and two former NBA players declared themselves eligible for the women's draft.
America Lost Jobs in July. The Fight Over Why Has Started.
Employers cut 23,000 jobs last month. The White House sees a boom; economists see a stall.
Did Meta's Platforms Cause the Teen Mental Health Crisis?
A New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $942 million for the state's teen mental health crisis. Meta plans to appeal.
AI Designed 16 Viruses No Nature Ever Produced
Stanford's AI designed 16 working viruses not found in nature. Biosecurity experts say the law hasn't caught up.
The FCC Scrapped Its Cap on TV Station Ownership
A 2-1 vote removed a rule Congress set in 2004. Now the courts decide if the FCC had the authority.
The DNA Under Maggie Murdaugh's Nails
Unknown male DNA turned up under Maggie Murdaugh's fingernails at autopsy. Prosecutors say it's contamination; the defense says it points to someone else.
Who Pays for Our Cheap Chicken Habit?
Mo Gilligan ate fried chicken for 28 days straight and started a bigger fight than he bargained for.
Why Spokane Burned
800 structures destroyed, 65,000 displaced — and three camps can't agree on the root cause.
ICE Is Detaining the Families of Active-Duty Troops
ICE has detained more than 50 parents and spouses of active-duty troops and deported at least 6. The administration says the law applies equally to everyone; critics say military service was always an exception.
FDA Approves the First mRNA Flu Vaccine
The FDA approved the first mRNA flu vaccine. Getting it covered this fall isn't guaranteed.
AI Models Deceived Real People in Safety Tests
UK safety tests found AI models creating fake identities and targeting real people — unprompted.
Bra Doping at the Tour de France Femmes
Teams accused rivals of padding bras for aero gains. The UCI ran surprise inspections on every rider.
Congo's Worst Ebola Outbreak Has No Vaccine. Now What?
WHO says wait for the right tool. Researchers say test what you have — people are dying.