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Rep. Al Green Escorted Out Of House Chamber Early Into Trump’s Speech After Protest
Rep. Al Green was escorted out of the House chamber for holding a sign protesting President Trump's racist remarks, which he had previously shared and deleted.
Jamie Dimon Says AI Euphoria, Record Stocks And Banks Doing ‘Dumb Things’ Could Lead To Another Financial Crisis
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has warned that current financial conditions and banks taking on risky loans could lead to a market meltdown similar to the one before the 2008 financial crisis.
Pinterest Search Trends Reveal Parents’ Push For Offline And Experience-Rich Parenting
Parents are shifting away from screens and towards real-world adventure and hands-on activities, as evidenced by Pinterest's first Parenting Trend Report, which shows a surge in searches for screen-free activities, family traditions, outdoor learning, and sensory play ideas.
AI Nerves Are Fraying. Anthropic Keeps Doubling Down
Anthropic has updated its Claude AI helper to perform better at tasks for specific jobs, such as design, human resources and wealth management roles, while also enabling it to work within applications like Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint apps.
You Paid For Tariffs — But You Won’t Get A Slice Of Tariff Refunds
The US government is on the hook to refund $134 billion in tariffs collected from President Trump's sweeping tariffs, but consumers are unlikely to receive any of the money back as it will go to importers of record.
DHS Reverses Course On TSA PreCheck Suspension After Confusion
(CNN) — The Department of Homeland Security on Sunday walked back its decision to suspend the Transportation Security Administration’s PreCheck program, after initially sparking confusion...
Judge Blocks Trump Anti-DEI Directive In Schools Nationwide
A federal judge in New Hampshire has ruled that the Trump administration's directive to end diversity, equity and inclusion programs in public K-12 schools and colleges is unconstitutional, protecting educators' First Amendment rights and allowing them to create inclusive environments for students.
British Film Awards Interrupted By Racist Slur From Man With Tourette Syndrome
During the BAFTA ceremony, a man with Tourette syndrome yelled the n-word while two Black actors were presenting an award, prompting the BBC to apologize for not editing the slur out of the broadcast and the host to ask for understanding.
10 Must-See Looks From The 2026 BAFTAs Red Carpet
Celebrities at the 79th British Academy Film Awards showcased their fashion sense in designs from British and international brands, with many opting for quirky, elegant outfits in subdued shades.
Estrogen Patches In Short Supply As Demand For Menopause Hormone Therapy Grows
Estrogen patches have become a popular and effective treatment for menopause-related symptoms, but due to increased demand and recent changes in FDA regulations, supplies have been running low, causing many women to experience stress and inconvenience.