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The War and Treaty Are Through Playing Nashville’s Game
Country-soul duo the War and Treaty — married couple Michael and Tanya Trotter — have publicly warned other artists against fully immersing themselves in Nashville’s music-industry machine, telling Rolling Stone’s Nashville Now podcast that their efforts to “play the game” did not pay off. Having previously embraced the “Nashville way” to promote their 2025 album…
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A look at what’s inside the America 250th time capsule buried in Philadelphia
Members of Congress have buried a stainless steel time capsule a few feet from Independence Hall in Philadelphia to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence, following a Congressional resolution mandating the ceremony. The capsule carries strict instructions not to be opened until the year 2276 — 250 years into the future — and is…
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Trump explains why he’s flying old Air Force One back to DC
President Donald Trump has explained that he did not fly home to Washington from the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, aboard the new Air Force One, dismissing speculation that the decision was driven by security concerns amid Iranian threats. He said the new aircraft was instead being sent to a US air base in the…
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Stare Decisis and the Birthright Citizenship Dissents
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Health Secretary ‘uneasy’ over puberty blockers experiment on kids as MPs raise alarm over lack of support available to patients who detransition
Health Secretary James Murray has told Parliament that he remains “uneasy” about a controversial NHS trial giving puberty blockers to children, while MPs raised concerns about the limited support available to patients who later choose to detransition. The admission matters because it exposes ministerial discomfort with a policy the Government is nonetheless allowing to proceed,…
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The Farage Watergate
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‘Dune 3’ Trailer: Timothée Chalamet and Denis Villeneuve Unleash Action-Packed Scenes With More Zendaya, Jason Momoa and Sandworms
Denis Villeneuve and Timothée Chalamet have unveiled an action-packed new trailer for “Dune: Part Three”, the final chapter in the acclaimed sci-fi trilogy. The footage debuted before an audience of fans and press in Los Angeles, with the Imax event simulcast in cities including Chicago, Toronto, London, Berlin and Abu Dhabi. The Warner Bros and…
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Dimming the Sun Would Help Lower the Risks of El Niño
A new study published in the journal Science Advances suggests that a form of solar geoengineering could be used to weaken El Niño events before they grow too strong, potentially reducing their global impact. This matters because this year’s El Niño is shaping up to be among the strongest on record, and such events —…
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‘Sopranos’ creator David Chase warns censorship under Trump is a ‘hop, skip and a jump’ away
“Sopranos” creator David Chase has warned that political censorship could take hold in Hollywood under President Donald Trump, saying the situation is only “a hop, skip and a jump” away. Speaking to Variety at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in the Czech Republic, the veteran writer said he had grown concerned about the prospect…
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Nigel Farage’s Only Rival Is Man Dressed As Trash Can As U.K. Special Election Turns To Farce
A parliamentary by-election in the United Kingdom has taken an unusual turn, with the only candidate standing against Reform UK leader Nigel Farage reportedly being the satirical protest candidate Count Binface, who campaigns dressed as a dustbin. The situation has been described as descending into farce, highlighting both Farage’s dominant position in the contest and…