House Republicans are investigating ‘birth tourism’ companies, with a chairman suggesting they may be involved in criminal conspiracies by facilitating foreign nationals’ entry to the U.S. for childbirth and citizenship.
Iran is employing its classic strategy of widening the battlefield to counter U.S. military pressure, forcing a test of endurance rather than a direct confrontation.
Actress Cynthia Nixon joins the Commission on Judicial Nomination, a key body selecting New York’s top judges, sparking debate.
Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ is hailed as his most ambitious film, a visually stunning epic that prioritizes artistry and direction over star power, featuring a grand adaptation of Homer’s classic tale with breathtaking IMAX cinematography.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver labels Caitlin Clark a ‘political football,’ drawing criticism for allegedly sidestepping concerns about her physical treatment on the WNBA court by framing the issue as political rather than a matter of player safety and officiating.
Autopsy report indicates ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ actor James Handy may have been incapacitated by neck compression before fatal stabbing, with death ruled a homicide.
Iman Shumpert warns LeBron James against a Cleveland return, advising him to prioritize winning with Philly or legacy in Miami, and predicting a ‘return tour’ in Cleveland won’t bring happiness or wins.
Key political and international news includes Trump’s AG pick facing Senate confirmation, the House passing daylight saving reform, and new US strikes on Iran.
President Trump unveiled plans for a historic INDYCAR Grand Prix in Washington D.C. to celebrate America’s 250th, featuring high-speed racing near iconic landmarks.
Obama-appointed Judge Kathleen Williams ruled Trump’s $10 billion IRS lawsuit was filed for an “improper purpose” and referred his attorney for disciplinary review.
