Hydrogen Peroxide Poured Into Green Reflecting Pool After Trump’s $14 Million Renovation
The Trump administration spent about $14.2 million on renovations to the Reflecting Pool, including painting it “American Flag Blue.”
Vance And More Republicans Slam MLB Over Warning Players Who Wrote Bible Verses On Pride Hats
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., sent a letter to MLB accusing it of a “pattern of discrimination” against Christian players, while Florida’s attorney general James Uthmeier appeared to threaten legal action.
Trump’s War Now Means Iran Can Shut Strait Of Hormuz Anytime, U.S. Intel Reportedly Finds
Iran has left open the possibility it could toll ships passing through the strait.
Screwworm Cases Up To 12: ‘This Should Set Off Alarm Bells’
DOGE cut funding for the New World screwworm monitoring program and then reportedly ignored ranchers warning the parasite was working its way to the U.S.
Alleged UFC Plotters Were Angry About Epstein Files, Affidavit Says
At least one person in Ohio is facing attempted murder charges for the alleged plot.
SpaceX’s Public Debut Marks The End Of Big Tech’s ‘Magnificent 7’ Era
A 'MANGOS' ETF is already on the way, even though "the ink hasn't even dried" on the newly printed acronym, one analyst noted.
European Visitors To U.S. Dropped 7% In May—As Tourism Industry Seeks World Cup Turnaround
The U.S. saw a drop in high-spending European tourists last month, adding to the challenges of the U.S. tourism industry.
Threads, Meta’s X Competitor, Hits 500 Million Monthly Users
Meta’s Threads surpassed competitor platform X in daily active users on mobile devices last year, Forbes previously reported.
Spotify Issues ‘All Clear’ After Outage Reports
Thousands of people said they weren't able to stream on Spotify Tuesday morning.
Coinbase Billionaire Brian Armstrong Pushes For Investment Law Overhaul
Armstrong says the accredited investor framework works only for people who are already rich—and cuts out everyone else.