A Republican senator has come out in support of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, backing him against President Donald Trump’s criticism. The senator, who prefers not to be named, stated that they believe Powell is doing a “great job” as the head of the Fed. Powell and the Fed have been under attack by Trump, … Read more
Disney has confirmed that its next Star Wars Celebration event will take place in Los Angeles, California, from April 1 to 4, 2027. The event is scheduled to occur every two years, following the previous celebration held in Anaheim, California, in 2022. This marks a return to California for the event, which was previously held … Read more
A new study suggests that the US funding cuts to disease treatment and prevention programs in developing countries could lead to tens of millions of deaths, including children. The second Trump administration’s cut-and-run approach has resulted in the defunding or disarray of life-saving global health programs, shuttered by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, led by … Read more
The New York Times’ popular word game, Connections, has been puzzling players with its multi-colored squares. To aid in solving the puzzle, we’ve gathered hints and answers for the four categories: Using your eyes, a way to get colorful clothes, think little jumps, and makes a certain sound. The answers are: 1. Glimpse 2. Yarn … Read more
Germany is deporting four pro-Palestine activists without conviction, sparking accusations of silencing dissenting voices and human rights abuses. The US citizen and three European nationals, Cooper Longbottom, Kasia Wlaszczyk, Shane O’Brien, and Roberta Murray, face deportation for allegedly spreading “anti-Semitic hatred” and inciting violence. The deportation orders were issued in January, with the activists given … Read more
Scientists using NASA’s Curiosity rover have found siderite—a type of iron carbonate—in sulfate-rich rocks in Gale Crater, solving a mystery about Mars’ missing carbonates. The discovery suggests that the planet once had conditions suitable for liquid water and provides clues about its ancient atmosphere. Data from three drill sites show the presence of siderite within … Read more
A UK Supreme Court ruling has dealt a significant blow to trans rights in the country, with judges determining that trans women should not be considered women. The decision comes after anti-trans special interest groups provided testimony, but no trans individuals or groups were consulted. The exclusion of trans voices from the case is particularly … Read more
The Detroit Lions have expressed their love for linebackers, as evident from their recent moves. They spent a first-round pick on Jack Campbell in 2023, handed an extension to Derrick Barnes, and added Grant Stuard during free agency this offseason. Despite having a full roster of linebackers, the team might still consider drafting another linebacker … Read more
Barcelona came from behind to beat Celta Vigo 4-3 in a dramatic La Liga match on Saturday. The final goal was awarded after Dani Olmo was fouled and the VAR check confirmed a penalty. The VAR review, led by Carlos del Cerro Grande, showed the point of contact and dynamics of the action. Match referee … Read more
Harvard University says it doesn’t doubt government demands despite them being considered “overreach”. The administration’s response to perceived error has intensified attacks on the university, harming students and higher education in general. Source: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-04-19/harvard-never-doubted-us-demands-despite-astonishing-overreach