Trump Says U.S. Is Working On ‘Massive’ Fertilizer Deal With Russian Ally Belarus
Trump claimed potash, which is mainly used as fertilizer, purchased from Russian ally Belarus would be substantially cheaper than the potash bought from Canada.
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Trump Drowned Out By Static Without TV Pool After Banning Major Outlets (Video)
Trump unveiled the new White House helipad in his first appearance without the White House TV pool on Monday.
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Zuckerberg’s Push For ‘Personal Superintelligence’ Adds $25 Billion To His Fortune
His single-day estimated gain outpaces every other move on the Forbes Real-Time Billionaires top 10 Monday.
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Drones Have Redefined Combat. Can Industry Help Soldiers Hold Ground?
As humans face machines more in combat, shrapnel and explosive drones pose risks to soldiers and force them to hide. Technological improvements can give soldiers an edge.
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Four A-10 Thunderbolt II Squadrons Deactivated At Davis-Monthan AFB
The Fairchild Republic A-10 close air support aircraft first arrived at the Arizona Air Force Base five decades ago.
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‘Ice Cream Man,’ Eli Roth’s First Film From His Indie Horror Company, Shifts To Streaming This Week
“Ice Cream Man,” director Eli Roth’s debut film from his new independent movie company The Horror Section, is coming to digital streaming this week after a limited theatrical run.
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As The Labor Battle Rages, Here’s The Timeline For An MLB Lockout
A lockout in MLB seems nearly certain when the current labor deal expires with the players. Here’s the timeline from the end of the 2026 World Series till the lockout ends.
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Jacob Bridgeman Claims Victory At Inaugural Biltmore Championship
Jacob Bridgeman wins the first ever Biltmore Championship by coming from behind for his second victory of the 2026 PGA Tour season.
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AG Settlement Clears Way For Paramount’s Hollywood Transformation
Paramount appears to have settled a suit by 12 states challenging its $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery deal. Next up: transforming Hollywood in a difficult transition.
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Natalie Harp Reportedly Showed Trump Critical News Coverage Before Media Ban
Trump said Friday he would ban reporters from the three outlets “effective immediately,” alleging they report “fake news.”