Scott Galloway’s attack on Elon Musk moved from criticism of billionaire culture to comparisons involving Charles Lindbergh and the executed Rosenbergs, as threats and violence targeting Musk connected properties continue to fuel an increasingly hostile political climate.
Virginia voters approved Question 1 after amendment supporters spent as much as $5 million, replacing stricter requirements for later abortions with a single physician standard and broad exceptions involving physical health, mental health, and fetal viability.
Democratic victories and projected control of Congress rattled markets, sending major U.S. stock futures lower as investors considered possible changes to spending, taxes and regulation across artificial intelligence, Big Tech, banking, health care and cryptocurrency.
John Rich turned his dispute with Kathy Hochul’s renewable energy policies into “Dear Kathy,” a country protest song inspired by farmers who say state permitting authorities have stripped away local control over major solar and wind projects.
A filmmakers’ letter filed in court reveals private concerns that may have influenced Oprah Winfrey’s sudden withdrawal from “On The Record,” including disputed claims about accuser Drew Dixon’s motives and alleged relationship with Russell Simmons.
The Air Force is pressing industry to rapidly produce more than 1,000 Extended Range Attack Munitions, with initial deliveries expected within three months of a contract award and the entire order completed within 15 months.
Joint Base Andrews has received the first of 26 HH-60W Jolly Green II helicopters, launching a transition from its aging Hueys while crews prepare for training, mission modifications and full operational capability by 2030.
After complaints about food and housing, the D.C. National Guard changed vendors, enforced written standards and expanded apartment living, creating a quality of life model that raises uncomfortable questions for permanent Army installations.