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YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Watch live: Trump in Georgia give remarks on affordability

President Trump is set to deliver remarks in Georgia on Wednesday afternoon highlighting his administration's economic agenda, as concerns around affordability rise ahead of the midterms. During the Peace State trip, the president is expected to promote the recently launched child investment funds, dubbed "Trump accounts." He is expected to be joined by Reps. Mike Collins (R-Ga.) and GOP gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson. Collins is running for the Senate, looking to unseat Democratic incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff (Ga.) in what is expected to be a battleground race this November. A budding rivalry between Ossoff and Trump will loom over the visit as the president has ramped up his rhetoric on election security and fraud claims. #trump…

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Republican Jewish Coalition backs Darline Graham

Gov. Henry McMaster, R-S.C., appointed Graham to replace her brother, the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., who died unexpectedly earlier this month.

JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - OpenAI says its AI models are behind hacking of open-source developer platform

A combination of a released AI model and a more capable one that hasn't been released escaped a testing environment, gained access to the internet, and hacked into open-source developer platform Hugging Face's systems.

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Prince George heads to Eton this fall with a private room, tight security, and family minutes away

Britain's future king will follow his father's footsteps into the elite boarding school this September, but navigating adolescence under the glare of social media presents challenges Prince William never faced. Kensington Palace officially confirmed that Prince George, 13, will attend Eton College starting this fall, ending months of speculation about whether the young royal would […] The post Prince George heads to Eton this fall with a private room, tight security, and family minutes away appeared first on American Almanac .

Britain's future king will follow his father's footsteps into the elite boarding school this September, but navigating adolescence under the glare of social media presents challenges Prince William never faced. Kensington Palace officially confirmed that Prince George, 13, will attend Eton College starting this fall, ending months of speculation about whether the young royal would choose the storied all-boys school or Marlborough College, his mother's alma mater. George currently attends Lambrook, a private prep school in Berkshire near the family's Windsor home. The decision carries weight beyond school choice. Eton, founded in 1440 by King Henry VI, has educated 20 British prime ministers and generations of royals, including Prince…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - William Shatner and his daughter fought stage 4 cancer at the same time — and both survived

William Shatner, 95, and his youngest daughter Melanie, 61, have revealed they battled stage 4 cancer simultaneously, and both emerged cancer-free by late 2024. The actor best known for playing Captain Kirk in the original Star Trek series sat down with his daughter for a joint People magazine interview in which the two described overlapping […] The post William Shatner and his daughter fought stage 4 cancer at the same time — and both survived appeared first on American Almanac .

William Shatner, 95, and his youngest daughter Melanie, 61, have revealed they battled stage 4 cancer simultaneously, and both emerged cancer-free by late 2024. The actor best known for playing Captain Kirk in the original Star Trek series sat down with his daughter for a joint People magazine interview in which the two described overlapping diagnoses, grueling treatments, and a bond that carried them through what could have been a death sentence for either one. Shatner was diagnosed in June 2023 with stage 4 malignant melanoma that had already spread to his lungs and brain. His daughter had been fighting HER2-positive breast cancer since mid-2022. Neither knew, when Melanie first found her lump, that her father would soon face the same…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Jason Alexander apologizes to Courtney Stodden over 2012 sketch filmed when she was 17

The "Seinfeld" actor issued a public apology after Stodden called him out on Instagram for a comedy sketch she says included sexual jokes directed at her when she was a minor, and she's now pushing California to ban child marriage. Jason Alexander told Variety he "completely agree[s]" that a 2012 Funny or Die sketch he […] The post Jason Alexander apologizes to Courtney Stodden over 2012 sketch filmed when she was 17 appeared first on American Almanac .

The "Seinfeld" actor issued a public apology after Stodden called him out on Instagram for a comedy sketch she says included sexual jokes directed at her when she was a minor, and she's now pushing California to ban child marriage. Jason Alexander told Variety he "completely agree[s]" that a 2012 Funny or Die sketch he filmed with Courtney Stodden was "inappropriate," calling it a source of deep regret. Stodden was 17 at the time. Alexander, best known for playing George Costanza on "Seinfeld," did not dispute the substance of Stodden's account. The apology followed an Instagram post by Stodden that resurfaced the sketch and described what happened during filming. She said Alexander repeatedly rubbed his cellphone across her breasts…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alan Benson) - R. James Woolsey, former CIA director who warned of post-Cold War threats, dies at 84

Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey, who led American intelligence through the turbulent early post-Cold War years and spent decades arguing that the collapse of the Soviet Union had made the world more dangerous, not less, died Tuesday at his home in Washington, D.C. Woolsey suffered a fatal stroke, his wife Conchita Sarnoff Woolsey told […] The post R. James Woolsey, former CIA director who warned of post-Cold War threats, dies at 84 appeared first on American Almanac .

Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey, who led American intelligence through the turbulent early post-Cold War years and spent decades arguing that the collapse of the Soviet Union had made the world more dangerous, not less, died Tuesday at his home in Washington, D.C. Woolsey suffered a fatal stroke, his wife Conchita Sarnoff Woolsey told The Washington Post . She also said his health had been declining from the effects of Havana syndrome, the mysterious condition that has afflicted dozens of U.S. intelligence and diplomatic personnel. He was 84. His death closes a chapter in American intelligence history that began when the Cold War ended and the country struggled to figure out what came next. Woolsey had an answer from the start, and…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - West Virginia flash floods swamp homes and roads as governor deploys National Guard

Torrential rains dumped up to seven inches on parts of West Virginia Tuesday night, triggering flash floods that swamped homes and businesses, washed out bridges, and forced the governor to declare a statewide emergency across all 55 counties. Governor Patrick Morrisey sent 100 National Guard members into the hardest-hit areas of northern West Virginia overnight, […] The post West Virginia flash floods swamp homes and roads as governor deploys National Guard appeared first on American Almanac .

Torrential rains dumped up to seven inches on parts of West Virginia Tuesday night, triggering flash floods that swamped homes and businesses, washed out bridges, and forced the governor to declare a statewide emergency across all 55 counties. Governor Patrick Morrisey sent 100 National Guard members into the hardest-hit areas of northern West Virginia overnight, with another 200 expected to arrive by late Wednesday morning. Emergency crews pulled dozens of people from submerged vehicles as floodwaters tore across Lewis and Upshur counties, two rural counties with a combined population of roughly 40,000. No deaths were immediately reported, but the damage was severe enough that Morrisey urged residents statewide to stay home. The…Open