G. Robert Blakey has died at 90. He drafted RICO, led a government investigation into the Kennedy assassination and later criticized the CIA.
"Thought he could hide in Africa, but little did he know we had sources who kept us informed on what he was doing," Trump said.
A Syrian man has been found guilty of raping a 19-year-old woman in a portable toilet on a British beach after offering her a ride home on his E-bike.
A Syrian man has been found guilty of raping a 19-year-old woman in a portable toilet on a British beach after offering her a ride home on his e-bike. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Mohammed Abdullah, a 19-year-old Syrian migrant, was convicted of rape and assault by penetration after attacking a young woman on Bournemouth Beach in Britain. The incident occurred after Abdullah offered the intoxicated victim a ride home on his e-bike, but instead lured her to a porta-potty, where the assault took place. WHEN & WHERE: The attack took place in the early hours of July 6, 2025, on Bournemouth Beach as the victim, celebrating her 19th birthday, became separated from friends and stranded without a working phone. DETAIL: Prosecutors said the…Open
The country seems to be tiring of the Trump era. Now what?
Could we English majors have a future after all?
The era of ever-expanding workplace perks is ending. It's not just free kombucha and laundry — policies like paid parental leave and retirement matches are on the chopping block. Why it matters: Corporate America spent the labor-shortage years competing to offer the most generous workplace benefits. Now, with health-care cost soaring, workers leverage shrinking and an AI reckoning , some employers are rolling them back. The big picture: First it was the return to the office . Now benefits that became standard during COVID and workforce shortages — from fertility subsidies to 401(k) matches — appear on shakier ground in an era dominated by AI spending and rising health costs. What's happening: Deloitte and Zoom are among the…
The era of ever-expanding workplace perks is ending. It's not just free kombucha and laundry — policies like paid parental leave and retirement matches are on the chopping block. Why it matters: Corporate America spent the labor-shortage years competing to offer the most generous workplace benefits. Now, with health-care cost soaring, workers leverage shrinking and an AI reckoning , some employers are rolling them back. The big picture: First it was the return to the office . Now benefits that became standard during COVID and workforce shortages — from fertility subsidies to 401(k) matches — appear on shakier ground in an era dominated by AI spending and rising health costs. What's happening: Deloitte and Zoom are among the…Open
"Thought he could hide in Africa, but little did he know we had sources who kept us informed on what he was doing," Trump said.
Photo Credit: U.S. Naval Academy There is nothing new about America’s conflicts with Islam. That aggressive theocratic system has been at war with America almost since the U.S. was born.
Photo Credit: California National Guard It’s profoundly wrong that we have government policies that support so-called “transing” children, and that needs to stop now.
It’s graduation season, a time of aspiration and anxiety. Today is about the aspiration — the wisdom to be gleaned from great commencement addresses.