NEWSNATIONNOW (Andrew Dorn) - 10 jobs set to shrink over the next decade
Employment in office and administrative support jobs is expected to drop more than any other occupational group.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Carrie Perricone) - Malik Polk's disappearance: An abandoned car, dashcam turned off
Malik Polk's mother says the circuit pane in her son's apartment had been turned off.
YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - WATCH LIVE: Trump makes LARGEST drug discount in ‘HISTORY OF MEDICINE’
President Donald Trump announces new measures aimed at making health care more affordable for Americans from the Oval Office. #foxbusiness #trump
YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - 'QUITE COMICAL': Lawmaker hits out at Dem candidate's Piker remarks
Rep. Lisa McClain, R-Mich., joins 'Varney & Co.' to discuss Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's remarks regarding Hasan Piker and GOP campaign efforts in Michigan. 00:00 - Abdul El-Sayed responds to Hasan Piker controversy 00:48 - Lisa McClain reacts to El-Sayed’s "whiny" response 01:23 - McClain outlines El-Sayed’s "radical" agenda 02:08 - Republicans on Michigan voters and the 2024 election 03:04 - JD Vance and the Trump campaign event in Michigan
THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Parasite Confirmed to Have Sickened 17,000 Americans, Over 500 Hospitalized.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported over 17,000 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis in the United States.
A major cyclosporiasis outbreak attributed to contaminated lettuce imported from Mexico has sickened over 17,000 people, according to recent data from the CDC. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - DETAIL: According to the CDC, over 17,180 cases of cyclosporiasis have been confirmed in the U.S. The CDC also confirmed that 11,844 cases are still under investigation. The CDC also confirmed that 517 people have been hospitalized as a result of the outbreak. The parasite, Cyclospora, causes severe gastrointestinal symptoms and spreads through contaminated food or water. Symptoms can last for several weeks. According to recent data, Michigan and Ohio are the most affected states, with the former reporting two deaths. The parasite was traced to…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Researchers reconstruct sounds of Jurassic insects from fossilized wings
Scientists have used fossilized insect wings and advanced modeling to recreate the strange calls that once filled Jurassic forests, offering a glimpse into a long-lost world that challenges our assumptions about the past. A team led by Dr. Fernando Montealegre-Zapata from the University of Lincoln analyzed 20 fossils from nine insect species, all found in […] The post Researchers reconstruct sounds of Jurassic insects from fossilized wings appeared first on American Almanac .
Scientists have used fossilized insect wings and advanced modeling to recreate the strange calls that once filled Jurassic forests, offering a glimpse into a long-lost world that challenges our assumptions about the past. A team led by Dr. Fernando Montealegre-Zapata from the University of Lincoln analyzed 20 fossils from nine insect species, all found in China’s Inner Mongolia region and dating back roughly 165 million years. These ancient bugs, ancestors of today’s grasshoppers and katydids, left behind wing structures with microscopic ridges and a scraper known as a plectrum, clues that helped the team reconstruct their calls. Using microscope scans, laser measurements, computer modeling, and machine learning, the researchers…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Physician says DMV error left her stranded in Canada for months; lawsuit dismissed after return
A Maine physician was kept out of the United States for over four months and forced to live in Canada after a bureaucratic mistake with her visa extension, raising questions about government accountability and border enforcement. Dr. Behnoosh Dashti, a 52-year-old dual citizen of Iran and Canada, crossed into Canada from Maine on April 8 […] The post Physician says DMV error left her stranded in Canada for months; lawsuit dismissed after return appeared first on American Almanac .
A Maine physician was kept out of the United States for over four months and forced to live in Canada after a bureaucratic mistake with her visa extension, raising questions about government accountability and border enforcement. Dr. Behnoosh Dashti, a 52-year-old dual citizen of Iran and Canada, crossed into Canada from Maine on April 8 expecting a quick trip. But when she tried to re-enter the United States through the Fort Fairfield port just minutes later, she was detained by U.S. Border Patrol for 10 hours, then released into Canada and told she could not come back, according to allegations in her federal lawsuit. Dashti, who had lived and worked legally in Maine since 2022, claimed she was left stranded for months due to an issue…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Woman saves two children moments before flash floods strike in Nepal mudslide disaster
A woman in Nepal pulled two children to safety just seconds before a torrent of mud and water swept through their street, as the country faces a deadly cascade of flash floods and landslides that have left thousands dead or missing. In dramatic footage described by the Daily Mail, a woman is seen grabbing two […] The post Woman saves two children moments before flash floods strike in Nepal mudslide disaster appeared first on American Almanac .
A woman in Nepal pulled two children to safety just seconds before a torrent of mud and water swept through their street, as the country faces a deadly cascade of flash floods and landslides that have left thousands dead or missing. In dramatic footage described by the Daily Mail , a woman is seen grabbing two children near a roadside and dragging them uphill, barely ahead of a surging mudslide that demolished a home moments later. The children’s relationship to the woman is not clear, and their names and ages are not provided, but her quick action almost certainly saved their lives. This close brush with disaster came as Nepal and neighboring Tibet have been battered by a series of catastrophic floods, glacial collapses, and mudslides…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Randy Quaid blasts Anne Hathaway’s casting in Days of Thunder 2, calls for Nicole Kidman’s return
Randy Quaid has sharply criticized the decision to cast Anne Hathaway opposite Tom Cruise in the upcoming Days of Thunder sequel, arguing the role should go to Nicole Kidman and warning the film risks alienating its core audience. In a series of posts on X this past Saturday, Quaid, who played team owner Tim Daland […] The post Randy Quaid blasts Anne Hathaway’s casting in Days of Thunder 2, calls for Nicole Kidman’s return appeared first on American Almanac .
Randy Quaid has sharply criticized the decision to cast Anne Hathaway opposite Tom Cruise in the upcoming Days of Thunder sequel, arguing the role should go to Nicole Kidman and warning the film risks alienating its core audience. In a series of posts on X this past Saturday, Quaid, who played team owner Tim Daland in the original 1990 Days of Thunder, took aim at both the casting and the direction of the long-awaited sequel, now slated for a June 2028 theatrical release. He did not hold back, calling Hathaway “a leftist, woke, horrible choice for DAYS OF THUNDER NASCAR audience who are MAGA,” and insisting, “The sexy older chick for Tom in this film needs to be Nicole.” Quaid’s comments come after Hollywood announced Hathaway,…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Queensland court rules on surrogacy after woman delivers twins with different genetic parents
A Queensland woman gave birth to twins with different biological parents, one from her own natural pregnancy, one from an IVF surrogacy, forcing an Australian court to untangle unprecedented legal and family questions. In November 2025, an unnamed woman in Queensland, Australia, delivered twins by C-section: one child conceived naturally with her partner, and one […] The post Queensland court rules on surrogacy after woman delivers twins with different genetic parents appeared first on American Almanac .
A Queensland woman gave birth to twins with different biological parents, one from her own natural pregnancy, one from an IVF surrogacy, forcing an Australian court to untangle unprecedented legal and family questions. In November 2025, an unnamed woman in Queensland, Australia, delivered twins by C-section: one child conceived naturally with her partner, and one created through in vitro fertilization as part of a surrogacy agreement with another couple. The case, believed to be the first of its kind in Australia, brought the complex intersection of science and law into sharp relief when the matter reached the Queensland Children’s Court for a parentage ruling. According to reporting from The U.S. Sun , the arrangement began when the…Open