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In 2025, the US government spent approximately 33.8% of GDP.
Toxic mom rage is TikTok’s latest trend — and it’s making them (even more) miserable
The Lindsay Clancy trial has fed a social-media trend that turns therapy culture into performance art, with mothers throwing tantrums for the clicks.
Fast Takes: Incredible shrinking Gaza famine, Trump’s right on data centers and more
A UNICEF report finds no widespread acute malnutrition in Gaza, plus why Donald Trump is right to defend the economic benefits of data centers.
Tech bros must channel the moguls of old to get back in America’s good graces
Facing public distrust and an $18 billion Meta settlement, tech leaders must win back Americans by funding communities like Andrew Carnegie did.
How Putin’s Black Sea food fight puts the world — and your grocery bill — at risk
Moscow is refusing to halt attacks on peaceful food shipments leaving Ukraine, that could mean famine in the developing world and high food prices everywhere — unless the US acts.
Rare American mink possibly spotted on Long Island for first time in 31 years
Naturalist Peter Janow caught a rare American mink on a trail camera in Northport, marking the species’ first Long Island sighting in 31 years.
Missing Missouri Deputy AG Shaun Mackelprang found 6 days after disappearing during Wyoming hike
Missouri Deputy AG Shaun Mackelprang, 55, was found alive after going missing for six days during a solo hike on Wyoming’s Gannett Peak.
Ohio wedding descends into chaos as families with bad blood brawl at reception
Raed Mahmoud Sulaiman was arrested after allegedly wielding a butter knife during a chaotic brawl at a Westlake, Ohio, wedding reception.
NJ towns ‘wasted’ $2.3M of opioid settlement on lavish purchases: ‘people are dying because of this’
At least 25 New Jersey towns blew millions in opioid settlement money, reportedly spending the massive windfall on lavish purchases like an electric Mustang, custom monogrammed jackets and splashy concerts.
Miranda Devine: Trump’s ultra-MAGA man who oversaw prez’s ‘year of mercy’
Ed Martin is leaving his post as Donald Trump’s pardon attorney after a 15-month tenure overseeing hundreds of pardons during a ‘year of mercy.’
Ted Cruz teases possible 2028 clash with JD Vance: ‘I want to be president’
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) acknowledged Wednesday that he still wants to be president – days after he insisted the Republican Party isn’t going to anoint Vice President JD Vance as President Trump’s successor in 2028.