Russia Bombs Ukraine After Trump Delays Summit
Hours after Trump postponed a summit with Putin, Russia launched missile strikes on Ukrainian power plants and a kindergarten, drawing condemnation from Zelensky.
International, World News
Politics, U.S. News
Wiener Challenges Pelosi’s Seat Despite Silence
State Senator Scott Wiener launches 2026 congressional bid for Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco seat—even though she hasn’t said if she’s retiring.
Politics, World News
Vance: ‘Not Here to Babysit’ Gaza Cease-Fire
Vice President JD Vance clarifies U.S. role in monitoring the Gaza cease-fire during visit to Israel, rejecting ‘toddler’ comparisons.
Business, Health
Health Insurance Costs Skyrocket in 2025—Who’s Paying?
A new KFF survey reveals family health insurance premiums reached $27,000 in 2025, with workers and small employers bearing the brunt.
Education, U.S. News
Is College Still Worth It? Wyoming’s Crisis of Confidence
Once seen as essential, college degrees are facing growing skepticism in Wyoming and beyond as costs rise and job markets shift.
International, World News
Syria’s Druse Massacre Shatters Peace Promises
Ten months after Assad’s ouster, a horrific massacre targeting Syria’s Druse minority reveals the grim reality behind the new government’s peace pledges.
International, World News
Drone Sightings Paralyze European Airports—What’s Going On?
Unidentified drone sightings have caused repeated airport closures across Europe, revealing serious vulnerabilities in aviation security systems.
Environment, International
Deforestation Threatens Your Morning Coffee—Here’s How
A new report shows how clearing forests for coffee farms in Brazil is reducing rainfall and causing crop failures.
Economy, Health
Prior Authorization Explained: New Patient Memo Cuts Through the Confusion
A newly updated memo helps patients understand prior authorization—a confusing insurance hurdle that can delay critical care.
Health, U.S. News
Bird Flu Surges Ahead of Holidays Amid Government Shutdown
A new wave of H5N1 bird flu is hitting U.S. poultry farms just before Thanksgiving, with federal response crippled by a government shutdown.