25 States Sue Over USPS Mail-In Voting Rule as Legal Battle Intensifies
Supreme Court allowed controversial postal rule to proceed temporarily, but the fight over mail-ballot access is far from over.
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Bluesky's Trending Algorithm Under Fire After Confusing Sports Topic Surfaces Alongside Dolly Parton Reports
Users question platform's content curation as "Kanter sparks WNBA trans debate" trends beside unverified celebrity news
As Trump Pushes Federal Mail Ballot Restrictions, Millions of Voters Could Face New Barriers
Nearly a third of American voters cast ballots by mail, but proposed federal controls could upend voting access in states that have relied on the system for years.
Bollywood Actor Ishaan Khatter and Model Chandni Bainz Split After Three Years Together
The 30-year-old actor is reportedly channeling his energy into upcoming projects, including the second season of 'The Royals.'
Kate Hudson to Produce 'How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days' Sequel After Two Decades
The actress may reunite with Matthew McConaughey for a follow-up to the beloved 2003 romantic comedy that defined a generation's dating anxieties.
ZZ Top Returns to Stage in Austin After Death of Drummer Frank Beard
The legendary blues-rock trio performed their first show since losing their longtime drummer, who died at 77 on his Texas ranch.
Manchester United's Ethan Wheatley Joins Lincoln City on Season-Long Loan Deal
The young forward moves to League One as United continues its strategy of developing academy talent through competitive loan spells.
Beyond Voldemort: What the Harry Potter Series Teaches About Violence and Power
As the franchise reaches a new generation through streaming and theme parks, educators debate whether its depictions of violence serve as cautionary tales or troubling entertainment.
Proposed $100,000+ Fee Would Put Skilled Worker Visas Out of Reach for Most Employers
Trump administration revives controversial plan to dramatically increase H-1B visa costs after courts blocked similar effort last year
The Supreme Court's "Shadow Docket" Is Shrinking — And That Matters for Students and Schools
Recent changes to how the Court handles emergency cases could reshape education policy battles, from student debt to Title IX protections.
Doug Ford's $75 Million Reagan Ad Campaign Sparks Diplomatic Crisis With Trump
Ontario premier's aggressive anti-tariff ads featuring Ronald Reagan have angered the president and reportedly derailed Canada-U.S. trade negotiations.
Trump's Full-Court Press for Graham's Sister Tests Limits of Presidential Influence in South Carolina
As Darline Graham faces a tight Senate runoff, the president's aggressive intervention raises questions about whether endorsements still move voters—or if South Carolina Republicans are charting their own course.
Hayden Panettiere Faced Chronic Pain and Abuse Before Death at 37
The actress spent her final year battling a debilitating medical condition while trying to escape a relationship marked by violence.
Reform UK Proposes Priority Housing for British-Born Workers, Sparking Cross-Party Backlash
The party's latest policy pledge reignites debate over immigration, integration, and the deepening housing crisis affecting millions.
Thai Democracy Institute Pledges Legal Action After Bribery Allegations Surface
King Prajadhipok's Institute vows to pursue charges following claims that officials solicited payments for admission to elite government training program.
Ukraine Marks 35 Years of Independence as Blue and Yellow Flag Takes on Deeper Meaning
Online commemorations highlight resilience and ongoing struggle as nation celebrates dual milestone of Flag Day and Independence Day.
US Envoy Reverses Stance on Golan Heights After Breaking With Trump Administration Policy
Diplomatic backtrack highlights ongoing tensions over Israel's control of contested Syrian territory.
Michigan Senate Candidate Faces Dilemma Over Major Pro-Israel Group's Support
Republican Mike Rogers navigates complex political terrain as AIPAC prepares major spending campaign on his behalf.
US-Canada Trade War Escalates as Tariffs Take Effect, Negotiations Collapse
President Trump and Prime Minister Carney exchange sharp words as new duties hit products ranging from hockey equipment to medical supplies, threatening cross-border communities and student exchanges.
D.C.'s Grand Prix Dreams Collide With Daily Life as Race Preparations Disrupt Schools, Museums, and Commutes
As IndyCar prepares to roar through the nation's capital, residents and institutions are grappling with closed roads, rerouted flights, and concerns about damage to public spaces.
Virginia's Redrawn Congressional Map Could Reshape 2026 Midterms as Florida Fight Looms
A court-ordered redistricting in Virginia has shifted the electoral landscape, potentially giving Democrats new pathways to House seats while a similar battle heads to the Supreme Court.
The Money Behind the Message: How Republican Super PACs Are Outspending Democratic Candidates by $600 Million
Individual Democratic candidates are winning the fundraising race, but a network of GOP mega-donors and outside groups has amassed a war chest that could reshape the 2026 midterms.
When the Cul-de-Sac Becomes a Battleground: 'The Balusters' Skewers Suburban Privilege
David Lindsay-Abaire's sharp new comedy exposes how homeowners associations police belonging — and who gets left out of the social contract.
Krysten Ritter Reprises Jessica Jones Role After Six-Year Absence
The actress returns to Marvel's street-level superhero universe in the latest season of Disney+'s "Daredevil: Born Again."
A Finnish Folk Singer Brings Ancient Sounds to the Met Opera Stage
Vilma Jää's haunting traditional voice is redefining what opera can sound like in the 21st century.
New Documentary Pulls Back Curtain on 'S.N.L.' Creator Lorne Michaels — But Mystery Remains
Even after five decades of shaping American comedy, the notoriously private producer remains an enigma to those who know him best.
When Literature Becomes Lifeline: How One Australian Town Is Rewriting Educational Access
A rural community's innovative program uses classic literature to bridge gaps in literacy and mental health support for struggling students.
Why the Best Teen Movies Still Matter: A Look at Coming-of-Age Cinema That Shaped Generations
From "The Breakfast Club" to "Lady Bird," the films that capture adolescence reveal how young people navigate identity, belonging, and an uncertain future.
IDF Chief Marks Memorial Day, Says October 7 Attack Targeted Global Jewish Community
Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi emphasizes military's connection to diaspora communities during Israel's annual day of remembrance for fallen soldiers.
FBI Director Kash Patel Files $250 Million Defamation Suit Against The Atlantic
Lawsuit targets magazine's reporting on agency management and director's alleged drinking, which The Atlantic says it will "vigorously defend."