Multiple media reports have revealed that a leading vaccine expert at the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been forced to resign. Peter Marks, who played a key role in the development and approval of COVID-19 vaccines, was given an ultimatum: resign or be fired. In his resignation letter, Marks didn’t hold back. Misinformation
Elon Musk just pulled off another headline-grabbing deal—this time, selling his own social media platform, X, to his AI company, xAI, for a cool $45 billion. But is this just a business transaction, or is Musk consolidating his grip on the tech and media landscape? “xAI and X’s futures are intertwined,” Musk announced, hinting at
In just six weeks, four current and former Harris County Sheriff’s deputies have died by suicide—an alarming pattern that’s sparking tough conversations about mental health in law enforcement. The reality? Policing is a job that changes you. Every day, officers face intense pressure, make high-stakes decisions, and endure trauma that doesn’t just disappear when the
Four U.S. soldiers vanish during a routine training mission. Their armored vehicle is later found submerged in water near Lithuania’s border with Belarus. But what really happened? The search is still on, and details are scarce. The soldiers, part of the 1st Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, were conducting tactical exercises near Pabrade when they went
Ever thought about what you’re really chewing when you pop a piece of gum? Turns out, it’s not just fresh breath—you could be munching on hundreds of tiny plastic particles without even realizing it. A new study reveals that chewing a single piece of gum can release anywhere from 100 to over 600 microplastics straight
Classified military plans? Check. Senior White House officials? Check. A journalist accidentally included in the group chat? Unbelievable—but that’s exactly what happened. A jaw-dropping security lapse has Washington in an uproar. The Atlantic revealed that top Trump officials unknowingly added editor Jeffrey Goldberg to a Signal group chat. The group included Vice President JD Vance
Have you ever looked at a map and thought, “What if I just walked straight across this entire country?” No? Well, Tom Davies did—several times. And after three failed attempts, he finally succeeded in crossing Wales in a perfectly straight line. It wasn’t a scenic hike. No winding trails, no convenient roads—just mountains, rivers, and
What happens when a US envoy sits down with Vladimir Putin for hours? According to Steven Witkoff, you get a “solution-based” conversation—one that challenges long-standing perceptions of the Russian leader. “I liked him. I thought he was straight up with me,” Witkoff told Tucker Carlson in a glowing review of his Moscow visit. Far from
Could Elon Musk really be getting top-secret intel on a potential U.S.-China war? That’s the claim making waves in Washington—except both Musk and former President Donald Trump are calling it “fake news.” The New York Times set off alarm bells, reporting that Musk was set to receive a classified briefing on military strategies, including maritime
When a tech giant like Meta scrambles to silence a book, people tend to take notice. And that’s exactly what’s happening with Careless People, an explosive insider account by former Meta executive Sarah Wynn-Williams. Despite the company’s legal efforts to muzzle her, the book shot to the top of the New York Times bestseller list
For decades, scientists believed dark energy—the mysterious force pushing the universe apart—was constant. But what if it’s fading? What if the cosmos isn’t destined for an eternal freeze but could one day collapse in a fiery “big crunch”? New research from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) suggests that dark energy, which makes up 70%
Did Trump just pull off a diplomatic breakthrough, or is Putin playing the long game? After a high-stakes call between the two leaders, Russia agreed to stop targeting Ukraine’s energy grid—but a full ceasefire remains out of reach. Trump, ever the dealmaker, called the conversation “very good and productive,” insisting that peace talks were “in
