Trump’s Anthropic Ban Gets Blocked
A federal judge paused Trump’s order to cut Anthropic off from federal agencies, setting up a new fight over AI, contracts, and constitutional limits.
Pelosi Reopens Jan. 6 Fight
At a Capitol plaque ceremony, Nancy Pelosi returned to the long fight over Jan. 6 and Donald Trump. The security debate, and the blame game, are still doing brisk business.
Labour Slams The Crypto Brakes
Britain's Labour government has paused cryptocurrency donations to political parties, and Reform UK says the timing is no accident.
Iran’s AI Propaganda Targets America
A state-backed Iranian video uses AI and old grievances to push a blunt anti-U.S. message, then spreads fast through friendly outlets.
NASA Potato Sparks Alien Panic
A viral ISS photo had some people seeing alien life. NASA astronaut Don Pettit said the mystery object was just a purple potato, while NASA keeps spending big on the moon.
Actor Fight Ends in Self-Defense Ruling
Police closed a Tennessee neighbor dispute involving actor Alan Ritchson after reviewing conflicting accounts and concluding he acted in self-defense.
More Devices Found in Maryland Park
Five suspected explosive devices were found at Fort Washington Park, and more turned up the next day. The bomb squad, ATF, and park officials are now handling the scene, while the park remains closed until further notice.
Mullin Wins Senate’s DHS Vote
The Senate voted 54-45 to confirm Markwayne Mullin as the next Homeland Security secretary. The roll call split along familiar lines, with one GOP no and two Democrats in favor.
Cornhole Star Faces Murder Charge
Authorities say Dayton James Webber is accused of killing a friend during an argument in Maryland, then driving away with the victim’s body.
Jeff Webb Dies at 76
Jeff Webb, who moved from cheerleading to conservative publishing and Turning Point USA circles, has died at 76 after a reported pickleball fall.