Just when everyone thought prices couldn’t go higher, the US decided almost everything entering the country needs an extra cover charge.
Turns out people are mostly staying in and behaving themselves, and criminologists aren't entirely sure why.
The New York Times is calling out the White House in court for using the legal system like a sledgehammer against journalists.
Congress just passed another resolution telling Donald Trump to wrap up the war in Iran, proving that sending strongly worded letters is still foreign policy.
Day twelve of middle east fireworks: the U.S. Navy is enforcing a harbor blockade while military bases in Kuwait and Jordan try to catch incoming drones.
Hundreds of guys wearing matching outfits and white masks marched through Washington on July 4th, leaving everyone wondering who is actually funding this whole circus.
Things are heating up on caps-lock media again, and this time high-stakes geopolitics is involved.
Leave it to bureaucracy to fix environmental problems by simply changing what words mean.
Before packing their bags for recess, lawmakers rushed through a massive Pentagon package that sets up a huge budget shortcut.
We spent years tweaking filters on our phones, and now people are just taking those exact settings straight to the cosmetic surgeon.
Engineers asked two OpenAI bots to solve a cyber security puzzle, and the models decided the fastest way to get an A was committing an actual federal crime.
Getting pulled over is supposed to end with a ticket, not a fatal shooting.