A federal judge has characterized the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) decision to significantly reduce grant funding for research projects led by Dr. Anika Ashford as “unprecedented discrimination,” ruling in favor of the plaintiff in a lawsuit alleging racial bias. A U.S. District Court judge ruled this week that the NIH acted improperly when it…
Clashes between Iran and Israel are intensifying across multiple fronts, escalating a long-standing shadow war that has largely remained out of the public eye. This underreported conflict extends beyond direct military confrontations, encompassing cyber warfare, maritime skirmishes, and proxy engagements in regions such as Syria and Lebanon. Intelligence sources indicate a growing frequency and intensity…
A Texas woman received a startling 3 a.m. “gift” from her tuxedo cat, Big Martha, who proudly presented a dead bird inside her home, sparking a mix of amusement and mild horror that quickly went viral on social media. Big Martha, a tuxedo cat with a penchant for nocturnal hunting, delivered a dead bird to…
A federal judge has ruled that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) illegally terminated a grant supporting research at EcoHealth Alliance, citing “unprecedented” bias in the agency’s decision-making process. The ruling reinstates the grant, which was suspended in 2020 following scrutiny of EcoHealth Alliance’s work with the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China. A federal…
A series of escalating attacks between Iran and Israel, largely conducted in the shadows and through proxies, are intensifying concerns about a broader conflict, despite limited mainstream media attention. These incidents, spanning land, sea, and cyberspace, indicate a dangerous shift beyond covert operations and toward more direct confrontations, raising the specter of regional instability. Escalating…
A Texas family was roused from their slumber recently not by a blaring alarm, but by their cat, Big Martha, a tuxedo feline whose enthusiastic “sock kill” became an internet sensation. The incident, captured on video and shared widely, showcased Martha’s playful, albeit disruptive, behavior, highlighting the unique and often humorous relationships people have with…
After years of camaraderie and early-morning broadcasts, “Good Morning America” bid farewell to co-anchor Amy Robach and correspondent T.J. Holmes following the fallout from their romantic relationship, prompting emotional goodbyes and reflections on their tenure. The atmosphere at ABC News Studios was thick with emotion as colleagues, crew members, and viewers alike processed the departure…
A Chinese electric vehicle startup, CyberSpace, has unveiled the CyberTruck, a $41,000 electric pickup truck featuring steer-by-wire technology and a distinctive rear design, positioning it as a potential rival to Tesla’s Cybertruck. CyberSpace’s CyberTruck, priced significantly lower than Tesla’s offering, boasts advanced features and a unique design, potentially disrupting the electric pickup truck market. The…
Former collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines announced her pregnancy on social media, simultaneously sparking controversy by referencing gymnast Simone Biles in a post widely interpreted as critical of Biles’ advocacy for women’s reproductive rights. Riley Gaines, a prominent advocate for single-sex sports, revealed she is expecting her first child with her husband, Louis Barker, in a…
A chapter closed at “Good Morning America” as longtime director Joe Cornwell bid farewell after nearly four decades with ABC News, prompting emotional tributes and reflections from the show’s hosts and crew. The departure marks the end of an era for the morning show, where Cornwell has been a fixture behind the scenes, shaping its…