The Supreme Court blocked a lower court order requiring Missouri’s 2025 congressional map, ruling that the state should continue using its 2022 map because ballots have been distributed and voting is already underway.
An Anthropic whistleblower denied coordinating with 3rd parties and rejected suggestions of a marketing stunt, but a report says he is working with an AI “doomer” PR firm while issuing warnings of catastrophe by the decade’s end.
New Jersey Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell resigned after Gov. Mikie Sherrill demanded his departure, citing an investigation that found a pattern of misconduct involving personal advances, ethics concerns, event access, and use of state email.
Two RAF pilots are expected to recover after ejecting from a Hawk T2 moments before its fiery crash near Anglesey, as investigators search for the cause and the service temporarily pauses Hawk training flights.
Carl’s Jr. is offering free Angus Maximus burgers to the first 100 customers who submit qualifying Instagram evidence, while Burger King’s investments, recipe changes, and Whopper Guarantee reveal the challenge of dethroning its fast food rival.
The Trump administration wants the Supreme Court to replace an immigration case derailed by Gov. Kathy Hochul’s pardon and decide whether detained criminal aliens receive bond hearings, who bears the burden, and how nationwide court divisions should be resolved.
Hasan Piker joined an anti Israel chant before a cheering Cornell audience, triggering fresh outrage over the university’s decision to host the controversial streamer inside Sage Chapel despite warnings from Jewish advocates.
Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Henry alleges an unguarded stage opening caused a traumatic brain injury, multiple brain bleeds and lasting career damage, nearly a year before she sued Miss Universe and Miss Grand International.