Category: "Column 1"

A passport with Trump’s face—why the State Department says this historic release is only the beginning.

Planned Parenthood got millions in COVID loans—then officials allegedly hid the paper trail.

Elon Musk takes the stand, accusing OpenAI of looting a charity in a case with billions at stake

Mayor Mamdani celebrates 100 days with Bernie, proving government can fund everything except common sense

The View spirals into a shocking attack on Jesus, and even Whoopi hits the brakes.

Police swarm Trump’s LA golf club after a heavily armed suspect triggers a terrifying search.

Singer D4vd arrested, and the body found in his Tesla raises chilling new questions

Bluesky crashes hard before dawn—over 1,300 outages and users are still locked out!

Her car borrow turned wiretap: Miami’s hottest lease, now with felony financing.

Live Nation slapped with monopoly ruling—Ticketmaster’s empire could unravel next

House GOP revolt stalls spy powers as hard-liners threaten to torpedo Trump’s plan

A grocery giant faces a multimillion-dollar opioid reckoning—Colorado cashes in, but the full fallout looms.

A bigger Social Security boost may be coming, but soaring inflation is rewriting the numbers now.

Trump takes the credit in Georgia, and one House seat could decide everything

Predawn terror at Sam Altman’s home—now federal agents storm a suspect’s Texas doorstep

Justice Department bombshell: officials accuse Biden prosecutors of targeting pro-life activists!

Teen hacker on the way to prison reveals the terrifying cyberattack that shook the White House

Schumer’s forehead bandage sparked whispers on Capitol Hill—then came a bizarre midnight explanation.

A shocking Hollywood accusation now swirling around Trump’s latest assassination scare.

500 officers storm Crewe as shocking abuse claims rock a religious community

Spirit Airlines could vanish today, stranding passengers with nowhere to go and no warning.

Trump wants answers as elite scientists vanish — and the White House digs deeper

Carnival’s new safety plan: fourteen tequila shots, then a stairwell test.

Hollywood found a way to cast Val Kilmer again: paperwork, grief, and a dash of CGI séance

Trader Joe’s privacy bombshell: millions may claim cash after receipts exposed card digits.

Joe Rogan, Texas resident, now officially appointing Los Angeles mayors from afar with podcast depth.

Hungary’s incoming leader shocks state media, vowing a brutal shutdown of its news coverage today

From seven dollars in taxes to billions paid, Buffett’s extraordinary contrast raises a bigger question tonight.

From “Baby Jessica” to booking photo—life sure loves a harsh sequel.

Amazon accused of bricking Fire TV Sticks—customers say their streaming lifeline suddenly died

Israel and Lebanon try diplomacy; because apparently missiles needed a meeting agenda.

Apparently preschool now comes with a side of revolution and a tiny union card.

Meta’s smart glasses may soon identify faces — and critics are sounding the alarm

Hours from now, the U.S. moves to choke off Iranian ports—and trigger a showdown at sea.

A federal court slams the brakes on Trump’s ICE crackdown—millions could be locked up next.

Supreme Court showdown could strip protections from thousands of Haitians and Syrians tomorrow.

After a foiled assassination attempt, Republicans rush millions toward Trump’s ballroom and security fight.

Trump DOJ hosts pro-life allies, proving bureaucracy can weaponize a lobbyist with seating charts.

The Air Force says it’s at its weakest in 78 years — and Congress may not be able to fix it.

A luxury steakhouse chain collapses under soaring beef prices—what this bankruptcy means next.

QVC’s debt bomb may force bankruptcy talks as lenders circle in secret

A dangerous superbug is surging nationwide, and doctors may be running out of options

FDA recalls Xanax for not dissolving—apparently even the pills are too anxious to commit.

Microsoft patched 169 flaws; apparently even software needed a little spring cleaning, bless it.

One resignation, one investigation, and one coach still silent as pressure builds overnight.

Android users, brace yourselves: a $135 million payout could be hiding in your devices' data trail.

Mark Meadows wants the Justice Department to pay his legal bills; bureaucracy finally meets its natural predator.

Vance says the pope should avoid politics, then expertly practices political theology.

Melania demands a hearing for Epstein victims, and one survivor says she’ll testify first.

Two Toronto victories just changed Canada’s power balance—what Prime Minister Carney can now force through next.

Iran’s mine gamble may have backfired—now nobody knows where the weapons drifted.