Introverts Can Live Longer—Here’s the Surprising Secret to Healthy Aging
New research shows introverts can enjoy long, healthy lives by focusing on deep, meaningful relationships—not large social networks.
Health, Lifestyle
International, World News
Gaza Cease-Fire Signed—But Major Obstacles Threaten Its Survival
A fragile cease-fire has taken hold in Gaza, but experts warn that without rapid progress on disarmament, governance, and humanitarian aid, the truce may collapse.
Investigation, World News
First Victim Named in U.S. Drug Boat Airstrikes: Venezuelan Fisherman’s Family Speaks Out
A Trinidadian family has publicly identified Chad Joseph as the first known victim of U.S. military airstrikes on suspected drug boats—sparking outrage and legal scrutiny over the use of lethal force without due process.
Investigation, World News
CIA in Latin America: Declassified Secrets of Coups, Assassinations, and Covert Ops
For much of the 20th century, the CIA in Latin America orchestrated coups, funded rebels, and plotted assassinations—now, new covert actions in Venezuela revive old ghosts.
International, World News
Houthis Confirm Death of Top General—Israel Implied in Shadowy Strike
Yemen’s Houthis confirmed the death of their chief of staff, Maj. Gen. Mohammed al-Ghomari, in what they called an ‘Israeli-American’ airstrike—though Israel alone appears to have claimed responsibility.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump Refiles $15 Billion Lawsuit Against The New York Times—What’s Different This Time?
President Trump has refiled his $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, streamlining his claims after a federal judge dismissed the original complaint as overly verbose and legally unfocused.
Business, Sports
Josh Wander Charged in $500M Soccer Fraud Scandal—How 777 Partners Imploded
Josh Wander, founder of 777 Partners, faces federal fraud charges after his global soccer investment empire collapsed amid allegations of a $500 million scam.
Politics, U.S. News
Trump Pays ICE and TSA Agents During Shutdown—Bypassing Congress in Unprecedented Move
President Trump is using redirected funds to pay ICE and TSA agents during the government shutdown—a move that sidesteps Congress and ignites controversy.
Entertainment, U.S. News
Susan Stamberg Dead at 87: The Trailblazing Voice Who Redefined Public Radio
Susan Stamberg, the first woman to anchor a national evening news broadcast and a defining voice of NPR for 50 years, has died at age 87.
International, Investigation
Smartmatic Indicted in $1M Philippines Bribery Scandal – What You Need to Know
Smartmatic has been added to a U.S. federal indictment alleging a $1 million bribery scheme to secure election contracts in the Philippines between 2015 and 2018.