The White House strongly denies reports claiming President Trump plans to remove FBI Director Kash Patel, raising new questions about agency independence and political tension.
Discover the story of Bethany MaGee—her background, the devastating November 17 2025 attack aboard a CTA Blue Line train, her family’s GoFundMe drive for medical bills, and what this case means for public-safety and transit crime in Chicago.
Explore the newly agreed 19-point peace framework between the U.S. and Ukraine, how it substantially differs from the original 28-point draft under Donald Trump, what the changes mean for Kyiv’s sovereignty and Europe’s role, and why this could reshape the peace process.
Texas Mom Fired by Boss in Late-Night “Drunk” Text: What Happened and Why the Story Is Spreading.
On November 19, 2025, federal prosecutors unveiled an extraordinary charging document: 50-year-old Lawrence Reed of Chicago was charged with committing a terrorist attack on a mass-transportation system, after he allegedly doused a 26-year-old woman with gasoline and set her ablaze aboard the CTA Blue Line train near downtown Chicago
A detailed investigation into the quietly approved 28-point peace plan that may redefine the Russia–Ukraine war. This expanded analysis breaks down the plan’s four pillars, its hidden trade-offs, strategic logic, international reactions, risks, scenarios, and what the proposal means for global security.
Inflation cooled in 2025, but Americans still struggled. Explore how sticky prices, rent, and utilities fueled a real-life economic crisis.
Learn the new rules of survival in America: mobility, AI adoption, geographic arbitrage, and micro-entrepreneurship.
Explore the 10 turning points that reshaped America in 2025—from AI and housing to politics and culture—and what these shifts mean for 2026.
This article takes a deeper look at who the hidden homeless really are, why this group is growing so fast, how close the average American is to joining them and what solutions might look like.
This article examines why progress is so rare in the United States, then takes a close look at the cities that broke the pattern and what lessons the rest of the country can take from them.
This article explores that system in a deep, objective, and practical way. It brings together real-world experience, data, expert insights, and the lived reality of millions to explain why the richest nation in the world struggles so much with homelessness.
