As the Trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement nationwide, a wave of high-profile arrests — many taking place at private homes and businesses and captured on video — has thrust a legal question into the center of the national debate: When can federal immigration agents legally enter private property to make an arrest? That question … Read more
Justices rarely complain openly about the Supreme Court, for the same reason most people don’t publicly chastise their bosses. Attacking your boss is a good way to ensure that your work will be cut – or worse. So it’s remarkable how many justices have published opinions critical of the Supreme Court’s decision New York State … Read more
By Julia Harte Jan. 13 – Video of a U.S. immigration agent fatally shooting a Minneapolis mother in her car Wednesday divided the nation, becoming a political Rorschach test that draws different verdicts depending on who sees it. President Donald Trump and his administration have defended the agent and labeled Renee Good, 37, a domestic … Read more
Claim: A secret NASA document titled “Project Anchor” surfaced in November 2024, revealing that the agency believed Earth would “lose gravity” for seven seconds on August 12, 2026. Rating: Rating: false In early January 2026, a rumor circulated online that the Earth would “lose gravity” for seven seconds on August 12, 2026 – leading to … Read more
Change is a constant on Wall Street, with innovation, competition, mergers and acquisitions and bankruptcies regularly shuffling the stock market’s “rankings.” The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has helped propel Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Broadcom past the $1 trillion plateau in 2024. However, AI is not the main growth driver for an industry leader that … Read more
By Parisa Hafezi DUBAI, Jan 12 (Reuters) – Iran’s bazaar merchants, the merchant class that was the financial backbone of the 1979 Islamic Revolution, have turned against the clerics they helped bring to power, fueling unrest over an economy that has turned into anti-government protests. Frustration among bazaar traders, from small traders to large wholesalers, … Read more
A new year is often meant to symbolize a new beginning, but for one of America’s most recognizable casual dining brands, 2024 offered the opposite. Instead of renewal, the year was marked by financial problems, bankruptcy and a significant loss of its domestic and international footprint. Founded in 1965 in New York City, this restaurant … Read more
High-powered EV charging stations are becoming commonplace in North America. This is how it affects batteries. Batteries in electric vehicles that regularly use fast chargers of more than 100 kilowatts degrade faster than those that rely primarily on slow charging, a new study suggests. More frequent use of fast chargers can cause some packs to … Read more
short Missing Chicago teacher Linda Brown, 53, found dead; Her family says her body was recovered from Lake Michigan, while police have not released details about the cause or timing. Brown was last seen early on Jan. 3 after she parked her car near the lakefront and walked toward a pedestrian bridge; she never attended … Read more
The Defense Department has spent more than a year testing a device acquired in an undercover operation that some investigators believe could be the cause of a series of mysterious ailments affecting American spies, diplomats and troops known colloquially as Havana Syndrome, according to four sources briefed on the matter. A division of the Department … Read more