DOJ Asks Court To Reinstate Charges Against Mistakenly Deported Man Kilmar Abrego Garcia
A federal judge previously dismissed charges against Abrego Garcia noting that the case was driven by vindictiveness over his successful lawsuit challenging his deportation.
Dragonfly: NASA’s Most Exciting Mission This Century Is Taking Shape
NASA’s Dragonfly mission to Saturn’s moon Titan has passed critical tests as the space agency’s revolutionary Titan rotorcraft moves a step closer to its 2028 launch.
Lakers Sale: Jeanie Buss Opposes Family’s Plan To Sell Remaining Stake To Josh Kushner, Bob Iger
The Buss family own a 17.8% minority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers, with Jeanie serving as the team's governor.
Why Mark Walter—Facing Federal Scrutiny And Trump Conspiracy Theories—May Have Sold The Lakers
Walter sold the legacy basketball franchise just over a year after acquiring it.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham Messaged White House Chief Of Staff Impersonator
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles was also impersonated last year and her email was hacked during Trump’s 2024 campaign.
AI Will ‘Likely’ Beat Doctors At Key Medical Tasks By 2030, Billionaire’s Son Argues
A bioethicist and Neal Khosla argue in a new paper that AI-only medical care is the future—and insist it will be better than human physicians.
Trump Approval Rating Reportedly Declines Among Republicans—As Dems Have Midterm Advantage
Trump had a 35% approval rating in the latest poll released Monday.
DOJ Investigating Billionaire-Led Andreessen Horowitz—Despite Its Trump Ties, Report Says
Andreessen Horowitz has previously been reported to be the Trump White House’s “sounding board” on AI policy.
Natalie Harp Seen Everywhere With Trump Lately—Why That’s Raising Questions
New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman referred to Harp as Trump’s “human binkie” in an interview Sunday.
Luigi Mangione’s State Murder Trial Postponed After Federal Plea
His lawyers have argued Mangione shouldn’t be tried for the same crime he pleaded guilty to.