Abdul El-Sayed Criticizes Trump's Tactics, Calls President an 'Idiot'
The Michigan Senate candidate argued that Trump and his allies use bullying tactics and a desire for attention to mask a lack of substance.
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Siblings With Albinism Share Experiences of Stigma and Resilience
A Coventry family with albinism received a Guinness World Record for the most siblings with the condition, highlighting a journey from childhood bullying to societal acceptance.
Joseph Duggar Case: Prosecutors Reveal New Evidence, Including Private Phone Recording
New evidence, including a private phone recording, has been disclosed by prosecutors in the child molestation case against former reality star Joseph Duggar.
Kim Kardashian Reveals Throat Surgery Due to Irregularities, Echoes Father's Cancer Battle
The reality star disclosed her medical condition on 'The Kardashians,' linking it to her late father Robert Kardashian's esophageal cancer diagnosis.
Conservative Groups Warn Unchecked AI Web Crawling Threatens News Outlets, National Security
An amicus brief argues that without compensation, AI giants could undermine creators and empower foreign adversaries.
Alphabet Stock Plummets $500 Billion Amid AI Fears
The tech giant experienced its worst stock reaction ever as AI chatbots impact its core Search business and cash reserves dwindle.
Alaska Governor Launches Probe Into Democratic Senate Candidate Mary Peltola
The investigation into Peltola's campaign raises questions just days before the midterm elections.
GOP Faces Potential House Majority Loss Amidst Close Races and Controversies
Several swing districts feature incumbents embroiled in scandals and facing rematches, potentially tipping the balance of power in Congress.
US Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Level in Over a Month
The average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage decreased for the second consecutive week, reaching 7.24%.