Democrats Demand Answers After White House Denies Trump Received Experimental Weight Loss Drug
The White House denied earlier this week that the president received priority access to an experimental weight loss drug.
Lawsuit Against Trump’s $1.8 Billion Fund Will Keep Moving Forward, Judge Rules
The DOJ declined to issue a written statement confirming the “anti-weaponization” fund was dead.
Iran-Egypt World Cup ‘Pride Match’ Kicks Off Friday: Here’s What We Know
The two countries, both of which criminalize LGBTQ relationships, have lodged complaints in the past.
Xbox Raises Console Prices Up To $150 As AI Depletes Memory And Storage Supply
The increase is the latest price hike after Xbox consoles prices rose $20 to $70 last year.
National Park Service’s Public Data On Visitor Deaths Is Sketchy
The National Park Service’s website promises transparency about deaths occurring inside parks but public record sharing is incomplete.
African Officials Say Cost To Fight Ebola Outbreak Has Tripled
The White House this week requested Congress approve $1.4 billion to fight the Ebola outbreak.
Betting Markets Think These Guests Will Attend Taylor Swift’s Wedding—And These Could Be Her Bridesmaids
Prediction markets think the audience—and bridal party—will be packed with celebrity guests.
Bitcoin Hits 21-Month Low As Expiring Crypto Bets Threaten More Selling
The world’s leading cryptocurrency has lost more than half its value since peaking last fall.
Bayer Not Liable After Man Claimed Weedkiller Caused His Cancer, Supreme Court Rules
The court ruled against a man who sued Monsanto, alleging its weed killer Roundup caused his cancer.
Reflecting Pool Won’t Be Drained Until After July 4, New Filing Shows
The Trump administration initially renovated the pool in time to mark the Independence Day holiday.