Justice Flip-Flop Leaves Families Fuming

When a government turns to early release to solve a prison crisis, the real test is not its spreadsheets but the cases it chooses to treat as expendable — and in the UK, the...
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Hit-and-Run Sparks Public Safety Concerns

A sitting member of Congress was sent to the hospital after a hit-and-run driver fled a Sunday morning crash, highlighting how even powerful officials...
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Scientists Salivate Over Rocket Crash

A spent SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage on a predictable, tightly modeled trajectory is about to carve a small new crater into the Moon—an event that is utterly harmless yet scientifically valuable, precisely because we know so much about the object doing the damage.At a GlanceA derelict Falcon 9 upper stage, cataloged as 2025-010D, is projected to hit the Moon near Einstein Crater around 06:35 UTC on August 5, 2026.The five‑story, ~4‑ton stage will strike at about 2.4 km/s (5,400 mph), releasing energy comparable to a few tons of TNT and excavating a crater roughly 20–30 meters across.The impact...
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Dollar Buckles: U.S.-Japan Pull Off Shock Move

Tokyo said it bought yen with Washington at its side, and the dollar buckled fast. Story Snapshot Japan confirmed a coordinated yen-buying operation with the United States to calm disorderly trading. The United States Treasury told banks through the New York Federal Reserve to stand ready before the move. The yen jumped quickly after surprise action and calls for quotes, signaling market impact. Officials framed the step as a volatility fix, not a new currency regime. Japan and the United States moved together to steady a sliding yen Japan’s Finance Ministry said it conducted coordinated yen-buying with the United States after the...
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Patriotic Power Move Turbocharges Trucking

President Trump just turned the nation’s supply chain into a veterans’ on-ramp with one crisp order: let those who served drive America forward.Story SnapshotThe...
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Ethics Alarm Blares—Leaders Look Away

When senior lawmakers dismiss detailed domestic abuse allegations against a colleague as “a family matter,” they reveal as much about modern political risk management as they do about the underlying case.Key PointsJim Jordan publicly vouched for Rep. Max Miller as “a good man” and “a good member of Congress” while saying he had “not heard all this” about extensive domestic abuse claims from Miller’s ex-wife.Emily Moreno’s allegations, lodged in sworn divorce and custody filings, describe a pattern of severe physical and emotional abuse, which Miller categorically denies and counters with defamation litigation.The evidentiary record now includes court documents, police...
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Freedom Of Navigation Or Forever War?

The United States has now hit Iran for 13 straight nights, turning a “powerful response” to surprise attacks on ships into a deepening Middle East war that many Americans fear their leaders can no longer control.Story SnapshotU.S. forces, under President Trump, launched repeated strikes on Iranian military targets after attacks on commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz.Central Command says the goal is to keep a key trade route open and protect civilian mariners and U.S. troops.The campaign has hit thousands of Iranian targets and sharply weakened Iran’s navy and missile forces, according to U.S. commanders.Legal experts worldwide clash...
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Japan Scrambles — Waves Or False Alarm?

A strong earthquake struck Japan and quickly set off tsunami warnings, showing how fast the country must move when the sea turns dangerous.Quick TakeJapan...
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Secret Service Scrambles After Tehran Chants

At the funeral of Iran's slain Supreme Leader, massive crowds in Tehran unfurled banners reading "Hey Trump, we will kill you" — and the U.S. Secret Service is now taking the threat seriously enough to change how the President moves around the world.Story HighlightsThousands of mourners at Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral chanted "Kill Trump" and displayed banners offering a reported $100 million bounty for his death.Khamenei was killed in a joint U.S.-Israeli airstrike on February 28, 2026, and his funeral drew delegations from over 90 countries.The U.S. Secret Service advised Trump to stop using the new Qatari-gifted Air Force...
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Street Fight Becomes Child’s Funeral

A 12-year-old boy rode his bike to a Bronx bodega for a simple errand and ended up dying on the sidewalk in a hail of stray bullets that were never meant for him.Story SnapshotA 12-year-old, Jacob Freytes, was shot in the shoulder and died after a Bronx street fight turned into gunfire.Two adult men, ages 25 and 34, were also shot and wounded but are expected to survive.Multiple local outlets and police agree on the core facts: broad daylight, outside Wanda Deli Grocery, near Elliot Place and Walton Avenue.The case exposes how New York City gun violence, soft-on-crime politics,...
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