Robot Training on Worker Backs Sparks Outrage
Indian garment workers say they were told to strap on cameras and record every move—without clear consent—to feed artificial intelligence that could take their...
Heart-Tug Clip, Hard Evidence?
A toddler pulled alive from Venezuelan earthquake rubble after six days is both a rare miracle and a sharp reminder of how much disaster...
Opening Bell Moves Into Power’s Chair
For the first time, Wall Street’s opening bells will ring from the Oval Office to launch a federal kids’ investment program.Story SnapshotNew York Stock...
Brands Milk America’s Birthday — Who Cashes In?
As America turns 250, big brands are slapping flags on ads while many Americans feel less proud than ever—and the clash says a lot...
Funeral Home Nightmare Explodes
Colorado prosecutors say the Hallford brothers’ funeral home case exposed a deep betrayal of grieving families and basic decency.Quick TakeJon and Carie Hallford are...
Border Strike Power Surges North
North Korea just bragged about weapons that can threaten Seoul, and Kim Jong Un says the tests proved they are ready for war.Quick TakeNorth...
Outrage Boils: Emmer Targets Somali Americans
Tom Emmer’s warning to Somali immigrants has put assimilation back at the center of a national fight over who gets to call America home.Quick...
Emoluments Alarm Over Trump’s New Ride
On a hot July afternoon, a Qatari “flying palace” and an old Western cow town joined forces to tell a very modern American story...
Clinic Calls It Routine—Then This
A woman’s lawsuit says a “routine” late-term abortion ended with an ambulance ride and 18 months of surgeries.Story SnapshotA patient alleges severe injuries after...
Plea Deals Exposed: Innocent People Cornered
Justice Neil Gorsuch warned that Americans’ digital trails are their personal property—and that police should need a warrant to seize them.Story SnapshotThe Supreme Court...
