Anger boiled over in Havana after neighborhoods endured more than 60 hours without power. Residents banged pots, chanted for electricity and freedom, and warned the island’s rulers they have had enough.
Australian biotech Cortical Labs says clusters of human neurons grown on a chip learned to play the 1993 game Doom. Researchers translated game signals into electrical patterns the neurons could respond to. The system, called CL1, could point to new forms of biological computing and raises ethical and security questions conservatives should watch closely.
President Donald Trump publicly mocked U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer after Britain offered to send two aircraft carriers to the Middle East. Trump called the offer too little too late and warned that the U.S. will remember allies who only join after victory.
Jennifer Welch used her GLAAD acceptance to blast ICE, President Donald Trump, and call for Free Palestine and saving trans kids. The moment went viral and sparked predictable reactions from both sides.
Multiple tornadoes struck southwest Michigan, killing four people, injuring a dozen more, and leaving major destruction. Video shows roofs torn off, cars lifted, and communities reeling.
Rep. Nancy Mace says she will pursue a probe into outgoing DHS Secretary Kristi Noem over alleged misuse of taxpayer funds and lavish PR spending. She praised President Donald Trump and urged accountability within the party.
Rep. Tim Burchett blasts Sen. Lindsey Graham after Graham urged President Donald Trump to bomb Lebanon and hit Hezbollah following the Iran strikes. Burchett calls Graham a war hawk and urges caution.
President Donald Trump says Cuba is scrambling for a deal after U.S. moves cut off Venezuela oil and money. He hints big changes could be weeks away as Washington talks with Havana and pressures mount on the island’s leadership.
Corey Lewandowski, an adviser to Kristi Noem and former Trump campaign manager, is leaving the Department of Homeland Security after President Donald Trump removed Noem as DHS Secretary amid controversy over a $200 million ad contract and reported concerns about her testimony to Congress.
Oliver Darcy says CNN employees have grumbled about conservative commentator Scott Jennings. Here is a plain look at the claim, the context, and why the left’s complaints tell us more about them than Jennings.
The Department of War confirmed additional deaths of Army Reserve soldiers in Kuwait during Operation Epic Fury. Names, service details, and the ongoing investigation are now public.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck challenged The View panel with a simple question: if a TV audience must be screened, why not the nation? She used studio security and border statistics to press for stronger immigration controls, leaving liberal hosts scrambling to respond.
In a major Republican primary upset, State Rep. Steve Toth defeated Rep. Dan Crenshaw in Texas District 2. Toth led by a wide margin as returns rolled in, and the race looked to avoid a runoff. The result signals growing power of the conservative base and raises questions about Crenshaw’s standing in the GOP.
Texas Democrat Jasmine Crockett says voters were cheated after precinct changes left many turned away. A judge extended polling hours in Dallas amid confusion and crashing websites. Here is what happened and why this matters.
House Oversight Chairman James Comer has expanded his Epstein probe, calling seven high profile figures including Bill Gates and Kathryn Ruemmler to give transcribed interviews as investigators push for answers for survivors and the public.