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Democratic socialism will eventually fade, but the problems sparking its surge may not
hose are the repeated failures of both political parties to govern.
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Trump’s South Korea drawdown gets rough reception
🚫 Plus: Supreme Court says no to Trump’s Carroll appeal {beacon} It’s Monday. It’s the first day of school for some counties across the U.S., so depending on where you’re reading this from, it might feel extra Monday-ish today. Parents, may the force be with you. In today’s issue: Trump gets flak over…
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Ocasio-Cortez: No regrets over decision to publicize freezing eggs
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) said Saturday she has no regrets about publicizing her decision to freeze her eggs. “One question that I received earlier is: Do I regret coming out publicly about this due to all of the political negativity and the larger political context, and especially this idea that for me, I’m quite young…
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Accounting belongs in K-12 STEM education
Bipartisan congressional efforts like the Accounting STEM Pursuit Act aim to address the national accountant shortage by expanding federal grant eligibility to include accounting education.
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Final Emmy Voting Opens: 25 Records That Could Be Broken, From Jean Smart and Allison Janney’s All-Time Tie to Harrison Ford’s First Trophy at 84
Final Emmy voting is now open. More than 20,000 Television Academy members have the final ballots in hand for the 78th Emmy Awards, with voting remaining open through Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 10 p.m. PT. When the envelopes begin opening — first during the two-night artisans ceremony, formerly known as the Creative Arts Emmys, on…
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Blanche: Congress has already approved White House ballroom project
Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday said the Department of Justice believes Congress has already granted President Trump the authority to construct the White House ballroom under existing presidential authority. “We don’t believe we have to go to Congress. We believe Congress has already given us the authority to do what we’re doing,” Blanche said…
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Democratic lawmakers demands answers from Hegseth on USS Abraham Lincoln
A group of 15 senators said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth owes Americans answers about the ongoing deployment of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group after reports of low morale and a mental health crisis among service members aboard. In an Aug. 15 letter to Hegseth, signed by all 13 members of the Senate…
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Chris Brown & Usher Extend R&B Tour With More Stadium Shows: ‘The Love Has Been Unreal’
The co-headlining trek will now run for 59 dates.
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Russian state economist fired after stark warning about Moscow’s economic future
VEB.RF, Russian state development bank, economist Andrei Klepach warned Russia is losing the war of attrition before his firing, as the European Union prepares sweeping sanctions.
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Labour MP Bayo Alaba suspended after questions over Covid bounceback loan
He attempted to wind up one of his businesses before settling one of two bounceback loans he took out, reports suggest