Blue Origin released new footage on Thursday, November 13, showing its heavy‑lift New Glenn rocket completing a controlled landing on a recovery ship in the Atlantic. The video, posted on the company’s official channels, captures the final moments of the rocket’s second flight, highlighting the vehicle’s
Recent analyses suggest that recent economic policies championed by President Donald Trump have contributed to heightened consumer prices, raising concerns about the affordability of everyday goods for American families. While the administration has emphasized growth and job creation, critics point to a widening gap between wage gains and the cost
UFC 322 delivered a night of decisive victories on Saturday, with Russia’s Islam Makhachev retaining his lightweight title by a unanimous decision over challenger Jack Della Maddalena, and former flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko defeating Zhang Weili in a unanimous decision on the women’s flyweight card. Makhachev, who entered
ATHENS, Ga. – The Texas Longhorns, who entered the season as the preseason No. 1 team and carried high expectations around quarterback Arch Manning, have seen their College Football Playoff (CFP) hopes evaporate after recording three losses and falling out of contention. Texas began the year with a perfect record, riding
On November 16, researchers at the Large High‑Altitude Air Shower Observatory (LHAASO) announced results that appear to resolve a decades‑old mystery in astrophysics. The data show a clear connection between the long‑observed ‘knee’—a sudden steepening in the cosmic‑ray energy spectrum around 3 petaelectronvolts—and the
President Donald Trump renewed criticism of the health‑insurance sector this week, warning that any perceived opposition to his trade agenda could trigger steep retaliatory measures, including the possibility of 100 percent tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals. The remarks came during a briefing on the administration’s broader effort to renegotiate
On Saturday, several thousand demonstrators gathered in central Mexico City to denounce rising crime, entrenched corruption, and perceived impunity within the justice system. The rally, organized by a coalition of young activists identifying as Generation Z, assembled near the Zócalo and marched along major avenues before concluding with a sit‑
Representative Thomas Massie (R‑KY) told reporters on Thursday that more than 100 members of the House Republican caucus could support a floor vote aimed at making the Jeffrey Epstein investigation files publicly available. The indication follows a series of bipartisan calls for greater transparency after the high‑profile sexual‑
Popular singer‑songwriter Todd Snider died on Saturday at the age of 59, a day after his team announced his hospitalization for walking pneumonia. The announcement was made via a brief post on Snider’s Instagram account, which confirmed his passing and expressed gratitude to fans for their support during
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, who has donated more than $14 billion to charitable causes since 2020, recently recounted a modest college‑age loan that she says helped prevent her from dropping out and later influenced her approach to giving. The anecdote, first reported in a Fortune profile, involved a roommate who
Senator John Fetterman announced on Friday that he has returned to his family home in Pennsylvania after a brief hospital stay prompted by a sudden cardiac episode. His office said the Pennsylvania lawmaker was admitted after experiencing a ventricular fibrillation flare‑up, a serious heart rhythm disturbance that required immediate
Air traffic controllers are finally receiving portions of their overdue backpay, marking the end of a prolonged shutdown that disrupted flights nationwide. While the immediate financial issue has been addressed, industry experts warn that deeper systemic problems continue to threaten the stability of the United States aviation sector. The payment