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Prominent Fox Journalist Reveals He’s Dealing with Post-Traumatic Stress: ‘Altered My Life and Mind Forever’Reporting — Feb 28, 2023Reporting from the front lines of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has left one Fox News journalist with lasting trauma, he revealed Saturday. Trey Yingst disclosed the effects of his experience in an opinion piece for USA…

North Korea Fires Projectile Toward East Sea — 3hNorth Korea fired missiles toward the East Sea on Sunday, with reports identifying either an unidentified projectile or an identified one and without immediate details on range or type. The launches come amid ongoing regional military drills among South Korea, the United States, and Japan and follow a string of earlier tests, signaling heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

Derek Foss All sides need to dial back these military moves instead of matching each provocation with more exercises.

Interpol silver notice helps 82 countries identify 36 million euros in assetsWorld — 1dInterpol rolled out the Silver Notice to let 196 member states share information to locate and seize criminals' assets—cash, crypto, cars, property and more—with 82 countries already identifying at least €36 million in illicit wealth through trials. The first notice was requested by Italy for a mafia member, and officials say the system, trialed since January 2025 and set for full adoption in Hong Kong in November, will enhance cross-border cooperation and recover a larger share of hidden funds.

Trump to Create AI Force Modeled on Space Force — 15hTrump posted Saturday he is forming an AI Force modeled on Space Force and will name an AI czar, saying only High I.Q. individuals need apply and vowing not to stifle growth.

Maya Lindstrom Using current laws for bad actors while pushing growth seems smarter than creating fresh regulations.

Trump Plans Nationwide Medicaid Drug Pricing Model — 1dTrump will announce Friday that all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico join the GENEROUS model tying some Medicaid drugs to other countries’ prices; CEA projects $27.6B in state savings over a decade.

Marcus Bell States will save billions but drug makers might slow down new US approvals if profits drop too much from these foreign benchmarks.

AI Leaders Clash Over Safety and Regulation — 4dElon Musk urged the world’s leading AI labs, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and major Chinese firms, to establish a shared test harness that would let rivals evaluate each other’s models before public release to bolster safety amid a push for slower frontier AI development. The coverage also notes investor caution around AI hype and risk, with some seeing buying opportunities in tech and bonds despite ongoing calls for stricter regulation and safety reviews.

Man sentenced to 14 months for spraying vinegar on Ilhan Omar — 2dAnthony Kazmierczak got 14 months after leaping from the front row and spraying Ilhan Omar with vinegar while yelling “You must resign.”

Reader He should have used Holy Water.

Macklemore Pledges $1 Million for Palestinian Relief — 3dMacklemore pledged his $1M Loop Tour earnings to six Palestinian relief groups, saying "Palestinian lives are worth protecting," and invited Kraft to match; Kraft pledged $2M after a Sheeran call.

Derek Foss Macklemore donating his full tour earnings directly to those six groups sets a strong example for other artists.

Mbappé Leaves Nike to Join On for Football Expansion — 1dMbappé left Nike after a deal dating to 2006 for On, saying football "led me to one of the biggest changes in my life"; first boots planned for 2027.

Jared Kim Mbappé ending a long Nike deal to try On feels like a risky bet, especially waiting until 2027 for the first boots.

Despaigne edges Tuivasa by split decision in UFC heavyweight bout — 11hRobelis Despaigne beat Tai Tuivasa by split decision at UFC 331, extending Tuivasa's losing streak to eight fights and tying Tony Ferguson's UFC record.

Sam Okafor Tuivasa's eight fight skid is brutal, he needs a serious change before the next one.

Weather Cancels Bristol Qualifying, Larson Gets Pole — 1dNine points behind Hamlin, Larson gets the Bristol pole after rain wipes out qualifying.

Maya Lindstrom Larson on pole is fine by me since he has been the best car lately and the points system puts the right guys up front.

Nearly a Third of U.S. Adults Report Trying Sleep Divorce — 1dAbout one in three American adults have slept apart from a partner to improve rest as the so-called ‘sleep divorce’ goes mainstream, driven by partner disruptions and snoring according to the 2025 Global Sleep Survey and related studies. While many report sleep quality gains from sleeping separately, researchers caution that the benefits for relationship dynamics are nuanced and depend on individual sleep issues and preferences, with some evidence also noting advantages of shared sleep.

Early House Recess Delays Hegseth Impeachment Vote — 3dSpeaker Mike Johnson canceled Thursday’s votes and will likely send members home for a seven-week recess ahead of the midterms, delaying action on key items like Russia sanctions and AI concerns. The decision unfolds as Republicans face pressure over impeachment efforts against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Rep. Massie pushing a privileged resolution that could force a floor vote and Democrats accusing the move of dodging impeachment.

Burns Enters 23rd NHL Season, Chases Ironman Record — 3dBrent Burns, the 41-year-old Colorado Avalanche defenseman entering his 23rd season, revealed a trimmed beard, shorter hair and no front teeth at training camp as he chases his first Stanley Cup. The ironman forward is 57 games from tying Phil Kessel’s consecutive-games record after playing 1,007 straight, while the team leans on his leadership and leadership of a younger forward he hosted this summer.

Trump proposes splitting some childhood vaccines into five separate doses — 1dTrump said Sept. 18 his administration will recommend splitting some childhood vaccines into five 20% doses six months apart, saying it will bring a massive reduction in autism.

Tom Gallagher Spreading out the vaccines over time could lower any risks involved, even if the autism link needs more proof.

Second Fin Whale Found Aboard Alaska Cruise Ship — 2dMultiple reports confirm a dead fin whale was found on the bow of Norwegian Joy in Sitka, Alaska, triggering NOAA and the Alaska Marine Mammal Stranding Network to investigate and delaying the vessel’s itinerary. Authorities are coordinating removal and necropsy to determine the cause, with ongoing collaboration among maritime operators, scientists, and regulators.

US Acknowledges Undisclosed On-Orbit Weapons — 5dChina condemned the United States for deploying on‑orbit space weapons, urging Washington to halt preparations for space warfare and to uphold global strategic stability. Beijing reaffirmed its commitment to peaceful space use and warned against weaponising outer space or triggering an arms race, a view echoed as the US, and its allies, pursue space security capabilities.

Harris Keeps 2028 Options Open, Focuses Midterms — 3dKamala Harris is deliberately delaying a firm 2028 decision, signaling she will focus on the 2026 midterms while pursuing a low-profile, Malibu-based strategy and occasional public support for Democrats. Her allies say she controls her timeline, with fall campaign stops planned in Michigan, Nevada, and Georgia, even as other Democrats weigh 2028 bids and debates over a possible contested primary continue.

MLB Sets Multiple Weekend Matchups Including Giants at Dodgers — 2dThis round of MLB previews highlights upcoming September games across several teams, including Giants at Dodgers, Nationals at Cardinals, Royals at Pirates, Brewers at Orioles, and Mariners at Rockies, with listed start times and accompanying ticket and broadcast details. The articles repeatedly promote StubHub tickets and game broadcasts as part of the schedule coverage.

Syracuse Coach Brown Flagged During 27-13 Pitt Loss — 1dFran Brown was flagged after moving his head at a referee as if to make him flinch and saying officials were 'effing cheating' in Syracuse's 27-13 loss to Pitt.

Creed Takes Lead on Overtime Restart to Win at Bristol — 1dSheldon Creed extended his O'Reilly Series points lead by winning the Food City 300 at Bristol, with a late surge past William Sawalich while Kvapil faced a brake failure hindering his finish, and the race featured a weather-canceled qualifying session that left Creed on the front row alongside Jesse Love. The Bristol weekend also highlighted a $11.23 million Cup Series purse for 2026, and a pole position for Love with Creed on the front row once qualifying was canceled due to bad weather.

Jared Kim Creed's late pass on that restart showed why he's leading the points, weather or not.

Reports Debate Alleged Racist Violence Across CountriesPolitics — 3dAcross the US, UK, and India, discussions around 'modern-day lynching' and racially motivated violence are intensifying, with US lawmakers urging investigations into a wave of hangings while critics argue many cases are suicides or misrepresented; in the UK, Amnesty International calls for a stronger government response to escalating racist violence, especially against asylum seekers; in India, a new report documents widespread mob violence from 2014 to 2024 and argues for a broader definition of lynching beyond targeted acts.

Iran Executes Man Convicted of Spying for Mossad, Judiciary Says — 1dIran executed Hossein Pedaran for allegedly relaying Isfahan missile-site information to Mossad during the 12-day war, after the Supreme Court upheld his death sentence. The case appears amid a broader rise in executions in Iran linked to the wartime period and domestic protests.

Macron Warns of Intensifying Russian Hybrid Threats — 5dEuropean security is being stretched by Russia’s hybrid warfare, with drone incursions, espionage, cyber attacks and economic coercion prompting Europe to pursue coordinated diplomacy and a pan-European missile defense while national leaders debate NATO’s role and potential responses. At the same time, public fear online about a Russia-led war contrasts with assessments that Russia’s conventional capacity is limited, even as politicians warn of escalating conflict and seek steadier support for Kyiv.

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