Only Debate in Wisconsin Governor Race Sharpens Contrast Between Crowley and Tiffany
In their lone face-off, David Crowley and Tom Tiffany clashed over the 2020 election and the influence of the DSA in the race to replace Tony Evers.
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CMS moves to exclude New York adult day centers as fraud probe expands
CMS uses new exclusion authority to act against alleged fraud in New York’s Social Adult Day Care program, raising service and enforcement questions.
Gradual Fade: Why a 15% Pullback in the S&P 500 Looks More Probable Than a Sudden Crash
Bull-market peaks often end slowly. A 15% correction for the S&P 500 could unfold over months, with implications for markets, policy and risk management.
Data Centers as Battlefields: Why Connectivity Is a Strategic Target
Data centers are increasingly strategic targets in conflicts, risking vital services; governments and providers pursue resilience and international norms.
Lampard says VAR looked set to rule out Marmoush’s goal after tense Coventry check
Frank Lampard said VAR looked likely to overturn Marmoush’s goal, fuelling renewed debate over video review in Coventry’s match.
Federal prosecutors charge 28 green card holders in California voting case, seek emergency court order
The DOJ charged 28 green card holders in California with illegal registration or voting and asked a federal court to block processing of certain ballots.
Why blood clots can bench elite athletes — what the evidence shows
Blood clots affect athletes too. Research shows recovery from DVT or PE often exceeds six months and requires careful medical management.
Trump Advances Plan to Close and Renovate D.C. Public Course Amid Legal Fight
President Trump moves to close and renovate East Potomac Golf Links in Washington, D.C., prompting legal challenges and concerns over public access.
Sitting on $4M but Still Worried: How to Decide Whether to Keep Working
A couple in their 60s, $4M in assets and an $8,000 Italy trip in dispute. Financial and personal factors to weigh before retiring.
U.S. lawmaker presses Israel to rein in settler violence in West Bank
Senator Marco Rubio says Washington has urged Israeli authorities to take stronger action against settler attacks in the West Bank.