In today’s newsletter: Trump’s State of the Union tackled the economy and immigration as his approval ratings on both issues fall. The president’s surgeon general choice faces a tough Senate hearing today amid claims she’s not qualified. And NBC News visits tunnels under Gaza which Israel says need to be destroyed before the enclave can

Trump didn’t say the words “climate change” during the State of the Union, but it loomed large over his 108-minute speech as he touted his “drill, baby, drill” agenda and derided Joe Biden’s “green new scam”. Toward the beginning of his address, the president discussed last year’s flooding at Camp Mystic in Texas, saying they

In a city known for flash and nine-figure price tags, Miami’s most coveted waterfront neighborhood features addresses that start at $60 million—and a near guarantee that you’ll never be able to visit.  Indian Creek Island, also known as Billionaire Bunker, is a 300-acre, manmade strip of land in Biscayne Bay just north of Miami Beach

In a combative State of the Union speech – the longest in modern history at about 108 minutes – United States President Donald Trump defended his administration’s economic performance and hardline immigration agenda amid sagging poll numbers before the midterm elections. Trump boasted that inflation is plummeting and gas prices are lower. He also defended

President Donald Trump went to a hockey victory party on Tuesday night and a State of the Union Address broke out. Trump weaved a pageant of national unity, rampant prosperity and American greatness in the opening stanzas of his annual report on “the hottest country in the world” at a moment when his popularity is

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has taken his purge of the country’s military to the very top, targeting his highest-ranked general in a stunning move last month. But Xi’s shake-up cuts across a much wider swath of his armed forces –– with more than 100 officers potentially ousted since 2022. A new report from a prominent

As the U.S. amasses warships, bombers, and fighter jets within striking distance of Iran, President Donald Trump said Tuesday night that, despite the U.S. and Israel’s strikes that he said “totally obliterated” Iran’s nuclear program last year, he believes Iran intends to restart its nuclear program and is “working to build” missiles that could reach

A while back, we asked members of the BuzzFeed Community to tell us about the most interesting celebrity Wikipedia page they know of. And then more people responded in the comments. Here are everyone’s funny, upsetting, and truly shocking responses: BTW, this should probably go without saying, but because this information all comes from Wikipedia,

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Trump’s speech would be “painful and tedious for the American people,” and that the president would blame Democrats and the Supreme Court for the nation’s troubles. “America is deeply unhappy with Trump’s leadership, and he’ll blame everyone else for our country’s troubles. He’ll blame Biden, he’ll blame the Supreme

In the midst of what could be looked at as the most dishonest, polarizing and combative administration in United States history, more and more people feel powerless in the face of the total lack of accountability of our supposed “public servants.” Justice used to be a guaranteed truth, but it has become a distant fantasy.

A California federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought by Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI, accusing OpenAI of poaching staff to steal trade secrets. In a ruling released on Tuesday, US District Judge Rita Lin sided with a request to dismiss the case filed by the Sam Altman-led AI company behind ChatGPT, citing the lack

The Hollywood Trust Sign Those who keep up with current events may often feel emotionally drained as headlines that feel far too outlandish and devastating continue to flood publications across the nation.  Unfortunately, this is just the reality of the current world. In response to the fast-paced environment, many media consumers may feel quick to