Karmelo Anthony’s Father Says ‘Nobody Wins’ After Son Sentenced To 35 Years In Teen Stabbing Death
The sentencing of Karmelo Anthony has been called a “disgusting” example of an unfair justice system in north Texas.
Apparent Trump Protest Phrase ‘86 47’ Etched Into National Mall
The U.S. Park Police is reportedly investigating the marks, which appeared Thursday.
Trump Nominates Jay Clayton For Director Of National Intelligence After Interim Pick Pulte Derailed Congress
Pulte took over for Tulsi Gabbard on Tuesday.
Claude Traffic Surges As Anthropic Readies Blockbuster IPO
Web traffic to Anthropic’s Claude has surged 16% month-over-month and more than 850% year-over-year as of May.
Trump Administration Insists Anti-Weaponization Fund Is Dead—But Reportedly Still Working To Pay Allies
The Trump administration has “quietly assured allies” they’ll still get paid, The Atlantic reports.
Is Canada’s Travel Boycott Of The U.S. Over? May Visitors Jumped 10%
The US saw a 10% increase in Canadian visitors in May compared to last year, which may mean the destination boycott is finally running out of steam.
Elon Musk’s Net Worth Drops $50 Billion Amid Tesla Rout—As Trillionaire Status Nears
A stock debut for Musk’s aerospace firm should make him the first trillionaire, even as Tesla’s latest slide cut into his fortune.
World Cup: How An England Vs. Germany Final Could Boost The U.S. Economy
For the U.S. to get its promised economic lift from the World Cup, it will take an influx of international fans who can come to the U.S. at the last…
Iran Adds Elon Musk Companies To List Of Military Targets, State Media Reports
Musk’s SpaceX has become an increasingly important contractor for the U.S. military.
Albania’s Protests Against Jared And Ivanka’s Resort Plans Are Getting Bigger
The protest Wednesday stretched for half a mile down a major boulevard, Reuters reports.