President Donald Trump posted on his Truth Social account that “massive” oil, gas and mineral exploration in Greenland is “getting ready to begin.” The claim has people talking — some cheering, some scoffing — and for good reason. The announcement leans on a new security pact with Denmark and Greenland, but the reality on the More

Pope Leo XIV is recovering “progressing as expected” after surgeons removed the lower lobe of his right lung and an intraoperative test confirmed pulmonary adenocarcinoma, the Holy See’s medical bulletin says. The operation at Rome’s Agostino Gemelli Policlinic was described as successful and without complications, and doctors report routine post‑op checks and early rehabilitation are More

The fight over who gets to report from inside the White House just picked up steam. This week a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction that stops the administration from enforcing its ban on reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico while the outlets challenge the move in court. That ruling keeps their so‑called “hard More

Apple rolled out a new smart-display called HomeView at its “Welcome Home” event, but the real story isn’t the gadget. It’s the ad — a chaotic, tone-deaf commercial that has many people online saying the ad made them less likely to buy the $299 device. If you want Apple to run your home, you might More

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Roy Cooper’s campaign answered a simple reporter’s question about his health not with a press secretary or a statement, but with a two‑page cease‑and‑desist from Elias Law Group. That’s the kind of move you expect in a courtroom drama, not a running campaign for public office — and it raises a More

The latest Consumer Price Index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics gave Americans one of those unwelcome surprises: inflation ticked up again, and this time a surge in gasoline prices did most of the damage. The September CPI print shows the economy is still vulnerable to energy shocks, and the timing could not be worse More