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Exploring 'The Gilded Age': Travel Guide to New York and Newport
August 6 @ 8:35pm ET  
Dive into 'The Gilded Age' with a travel guide to New York City and Newport, Rhode Island. Explore historic mansions and cultural sites from the HBO series' third season.
Stanford Daily Sues Over Deportation Threats to Pro-Palestinian Students
August 6 @ 8:04pm ET  
The Stanford Daily has sued the Trump administration over deportation threats to pro-Palestinian students. The lawsuit claims this use of immigration law violates First Amendment rights.
Lindsey Vonn's Inspiring Return: Aiming for Gold at 2026 Olympics
August 6 @ 7:15pm ET  
Lindsey Vonn, at 40, has made a stunning comeback to ski racing, aiming for gold at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympics. Her resilience inspires many Americans as she trains with new coach Aksel Lund Svindal for success.
Trump Hints JD Vance as Likely Successor to MAGA Leadership
August 6 @ 6:30pm ET  
President Trump has hinted that Vice President JD Vance is the 'most likely' successor to lead the MAGA movement. This statement, made on August 6, positions Vance as a key figure for the 2028 election and beyond.
Trump's Title IX Strategy Targets Antisemitism on College Campuses
August 6 @ 5:45pm ET  
The Trump administration is using Title IX to combat antisemitism on college campuses, building on Obama-era frameworks. Investigations and settlements with universities like Columbia highlight a strict enforcement approach.
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival Halts 2025 Season After Tragic Accident
August 6 @ 5:01pm ET  
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival canceled its 2025 season after a tragic workplace accident claimed the life of Production Manager Kat Sirico on August 1. The Berkshires community mourns as investigations into safety protocols continue.
Travis Kelce's Bold Dating Rules Resurface Amid Taylor Swift Romance
August 6 @ 4:51pm ET  
Travis Kelce's bold dating deal breakers from a 2016 interview have resurfaced, sparking interest amid his romance with Taylor Swift. The Kansas City Chiefs star's past comments contrast with his current committed relationship.
Georgetown Researcher Badar Khan Suri Wins Temporary Reprieve in Deportation Fight
August 6 @ 3:30pm ET  
Badar Khan Suri, a Georgetown scholar, reached a settlement with the Trump administration to return to work while fighting deportation. His legal status was reinstated amid ongoing litigation over his arrest in March.
Tragic Crash of Medical Transport Plane in Arizona Claims Four Lives
August 6 @ 2:45pm ET  
A medical transport plane crashed on August 5 at Chinle Municipal Airport in Arizona, killing all four on board. The FAA and NTSB are investigating the cause of this tragic incident.
Howard Stern's SiriusXM Future Hangs in Balance with $500M Contract Expiring
August 6 @ 2:21pm ET  
Howard Stern's $500 million SiriusXM contract nears its end in 2025, leaving his show's future uncertain. Reports of declining listenership from millions to 125,000 add pressure to ongoing negotiations.
Justice Department Probes Trump-Russia Investigation Origins
August 6 @ 2:05pm ET  
Attorney General Pam Bondi has launched a grand jury probe in Florida into the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation. This follows a referral from Tulsi Gabbard, aiming to address claims of a conspiracy against President Trump.
ICE's Brief Bonus Plan for Deportations Sparks Controversy Under Trump
August 6 @ 1:15pm ET  
ICE briefly offered cash bonuses to agents for swift deportations to meet President Trump's targets, but withdrew the plan within hours. The move highlights the intense pressure on the agency amid a broader immigration overhaul.
Google Gemini AI Hacked via Calendar Invite to Control Smart Homes
August 6 @ 12:45pm ET  
Security researchers hacked Google's Gemini AI using a poisoned calendar invite to control smart home devices. This unprecedented breach in Tel Aviv raises serious concerns about AI and smart home security.
Federal Judge Halts Trump Administration's $4 Billion FEMA Fund Reallocation
August 6 @ 12:30pm ET  
A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked the Trump administration from reallocating $4 billion in FEMA disaster mitigation funds. The ruling protects communities from natural disaster risks, as argued by 20 states in a lawsuit.
Apple's Massive $100 Billion Boost to U.S. Manufacturing Under Trump
August 6 @ 12:16pm ET  
Apple is investing an additional $100 billion in U.S. manufacturing, as announced by President Trump on August 6. This brings their total commitment to $600 billion, promising significant job creation and economic growth.
Tennessee Quadruple Homicide Suspect Austin Drummond Captured After Manhunt
August 6 @ 10:15am ET  
Austin Drummond, suspect in a Tennessee quadruple homicide, was arrested on August 5 after a weeklong manhunt. The killings of four family members and abandonment of a baby shocked the community.
Federal Workers Freed from Weekly Accomplishment Memos Under New Policy
August 6 @ 7:15am ET  
Federal workers are no longer required to submit weekly memos listing five accomplishments, as the Office of Personnel Management ends the controversial program. This policy shift follows months of feedback highlighting its impracticality.
Christina Applegate Faces New Health Crisis with Painful Kidney Infection
August 6 @ 6:50am ET  
Christina Applegate has been hospitalized for a severe kidney infection after a trip to Europe, experiencing intense pain she feared was her appendix bursting. Her ongoing battle with multiple sclerosis adds to this new health crisis.
Nebraska Rep. Mike Flood Faces Backlash at Town Hall Over Trump Bill
August 6 @ 6:30am ET  
Rep. Mike Flood faced intense backlash at a Nebraska town hall over Trump's domestic policy bill on August 4. Boos and chants of 'Tax the Rich!' erupted as constituents challenged his support for the legislation.
Trump Administration Violates Law by Blocking NIH Research Funds
August 6 @ 5:45am ET  
A watchdog report reveals the Trump administration illegally withheld $8 billion in NIH funding, canceling over 1,800 grants. This has delayed critical research on cancer and other diseases, drawing bipartisan criticism.
Virginia Teachers Dive into NASA's Hands-On STEM Training
August 6 @ 4:00am ET  
Virginia educators embraced NASA's hands-on STEM training on June 24-25, despite a heat wave. This initiative aims to inspire students by integrating real-world science into classrooms.
Tennessee Executes Byron Black Amid Heart Implant Controversy
August 6 @ 3:30am ET  
Tennessee executed Byron Black on August 5 despite concerns over his heart implant causing pain. His case raises ethical questions about capital punishment protocols for inmates with medical devices.
Colorado Funeral Home Owner Pleads Guilty to Fraud in Decaying Bodies Case
August 5 @ 8:01pm ET  
Carie Hallford, owner of a Colorado funeral home, pleaded guilty to fraud after stashing nearly 200 decaying bodies and sending fake ashes. The couple misused nearly $900,000 in federal funds for personal luxuries.
Chris Gallant Challenges Rep. Nick LaLota in Long Island House Race
August 5 @ 5:07pm ET  
Chris Gallant, an Army veteran and Black Hawk pilot, challenges Rep. Nick LaLota for New York's 1st District seat. His campaign aims to flip the long-held Republican stronghold on Long Island.
Trump's 2025 Immigration Policy Shifts Focus to Family Separations
August 5 @ 5:05pm ET  
Trump's 2025 immigration policy revives targeted family separations, echoing past controversies. New rules also limit resources for undocumented families amid legal and public challenges.
Montana Manhunt: How Terrain Shields Shooting Suspect from Capture
August 5 @ 4:15pm ET  
A manhunt for Michael Paul Brown, accused of killing four at a Montana bar, continues into its fourth day. The rugged terrain around Anaconda poses significant challenges for authorities searching for the suspect.
Trump's New Drone Rule Aims for American Airspace Supremacy
August 5 @ 4:08pm ET  
The Trump administration's new rule on beyond visual line of sight drone flights aims to boost American dominance. Announced on August 5, it promises innovation in delivery and security.
FAA and NTSB Clash Over Fatal Midair Crash Investigation in DC
August 5 @ 3:30pm ET  
Tensions between the FAA and NTSB have escalated over the investigation of a fatal midair crash near Reagan National Airport in January. The collision between an Army helicopter and a passenger jet claimed 67 lives, sparking urgent calls for safety reforms.
Trump Administration Moves to Restore Confederate Statue in Washington, D.C.
August 5 @ 2:45pm ET  
The Trump administration plans to reinstall the Albert Pike Confederate statue in Washington, D.C., toppled in 2020. The National Park Service aims to complete this by October, sparking renewed debate over historical symbols.
Trump's Policy Shift: Deported Farm Workers May Return Legally
August 5 @ 2:15pm ET  
President Trump's policy may allow some deported farm workers to return legally, addressing labor shortages. Farmers face severe challenges as raids disrupt the agricultural workforce.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Urges Commutation of George Santos' Prison Term
August 5 @ 1:15pm ET  
Marjorie Taylor Greene has requested a commutation of George Santos' seven-year sentence, calling it 'excessive.' Her appeal to the U.S. Pardon Attorney has sparked debate over judicial fairness and political loyalty.
DOJ Pushes to Reveal Epstein and Maxwell Grand Jury Testimony
August 5 @ 1:03pm ET  
The DOJ, led by Attorney General Pam Bondi, has requested to unseal five days of Epstein and Maxwell grand jury testimony. This move in New York follows past denials in Florida, reigniting public interest.