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Talarico: Republican attacks on trans people ‘culture war fights designed to tear us apart’
Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico said Monday that Republican attacks on transgender people are “culture war fights designed to tear us apart.” “I mean, I don’t think we win by selling people out. And we’re refusing to do that in this campaign. This is a campaign of, by and for all Texans. And I…
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Appeals court blocks Trump from rescinding green bank funds
In a reversal, a federal appeals court has once again blocked the Trump administration from rescinding billions in climate funds issued under the Biden administration’s signature Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated part of a previous preliminary injunction that temporarily bars the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from clawing back billions…
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Promising girl, 17, met tragic end on terrifyingly narrow Oregon road while driving home from her second day at new job, dad’s $39m lawsuit claims
A father in Oregon has filed a $39 million lawsuit after his 17-year-old daughter died in a crash on a narrow road as she drove home from only her second day at a new job. The teenager was described as a promising young woman, and the case highlights concerns about the safety of the road…
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Hyperwoke Democrat running for Wisconsin governor suggests Thanksgiving should be CANCELED after previously calling ‘colonialist’ Holiday a threat to ‘Indigenous folx’
Francesca Hong, a Democratic candidate for governor of Wisconsin, has suggested that Thanksgiving should be cancelled, having previously described the holiday as a “colonialist” celebration that poses a threat to “Indigenous folx.” The remarks have drawn criticism as an example of progressive politics seen by critics as out of step with mainstream American values, feeding…
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Graham Hunt – “Getting Older”
Wisconsin indie rock musician Graham Hunt has released “Getting Older,” the third single from his forthcoming album American Pyramid. The propulsive heartland rock track showcases Hunt’s weary melodies and features notable interplay between piano and lead guitar during its instrumental breaks, continuing the stylistic variety he’s displayed across his recent singles. The song follows two…
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Arsenal target Vinícius says Mourinho ‘wants me to be happy’ at Real Madrid
Vinícius Júnior has struck an upbeat tone about life under Real Madrid’s new manager José Mourinho, even as speculation continues over his future amid reported interest from Arsenal. The Brazil winger, 26, is entering the final year of his Real Madrid contract, and the club and player are said to be locked in negotiations while…
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How to cancel your PlayStation Plus subscription
Engadget has published a short guide explaining how PlayStation users can cancel their PlayStation Plus subscription, noting that the process is quick regardless of whether it is done via a web browser, the PlayStation app, or a PlayStation console. The piece addresses common reasons subscribers may want to cancel, including price increases, a rotating games…
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“As a consumer myself, I feel your pain” – in a rare pro-consumer move, PC cooler brand Arctic passes US tariff refunds back to its customers with a “dedicated sales promotion”
Arctic, the German PC cooling and peripherals manufacturer, has said it will pass on refunds from US import tariffs directly to its customers through a dedicated sales promotion, a move that stands out in an industry where companies have more commonly passed rising tariff costs on to buyers via price increases. A company representative explained…
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Susanna Hoffs Announces New Album The List Feat. Rufus Wainwright, Edie Brickell, Spencer Zahn, & More
Susanna Hoffs, co-founder of the Bangles, has announced her first album of original material in 14 years. The List, co-produced with CJ Camerieri, follows her 2021 covers record Bright Lights and a 2024 release of a shelved older album, and marks a return to new songwriting for the veteran musician. The 12-track album features contributions…
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USMNT to face Mexico and Canada in friendlies to kick off 2030 World Cup cycle
The US men’s national team will begin the road to the 2030 World Cup with four home friendlies against Peru, Chile, Mexico and Canada, held over 11 days between 26 September and 6 October. The fixtures mark the team’s first matches since reaching the last 16 at this summer’s World Cup and the first since…