AI Data Centers Could Push U.S. Power Bills 30% Higher by 2028
Federal Reserve research warns that the rapid rise of AI data centers may hike U.S. electricity costs by up to 30% by 2028, adding a hidden monthly burden for consumers.
ICE and Iran Collaborated to Deport 100+ Iranians in 2025
New emails reveal U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement worked with Iran to return over 100 Iranian nationals in 2025, despite rising tensions between the two countries.
Salad Companies Brace for Low Earnings Amid Cyclospora Outbreak
Salad producers face a tough summer as a cyclospora outbreak forces recalls and cuts sales, putting pressure on earnings and prompting industry leaders to rethink safety protocols.
Bryson DeChambeau & Mikayla Demaiter: Dating Rumors Heat Up
Golf star Bryson DeChambeau and hockey goalie Mikayla Demaiter are the latest celebrity couple on the radar, as new evidence fuels speculation and fans buzz across social media.
Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin’ Texas’ Tops Billboard Hot 100 for 18 Weeks
Ella Langley's hit "Choosin' Texas" has spent 18 consecutive weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, setting a new record for a female artist in a non‑holiday spot.
Cavaliers Sign Peyton Watson to 4‑Year, $88M Deal After Multi‑Team Trade
The Cleveland Cavaliers added former Nuggets guard Peyton Watson in a multi‑team deal, securing him on a four‑year, $88 million contract. Watson’s move follows a $6.5 million qualifying offer from Denver.
Grandmother Vanishes in Las Vegas After Mysterious Bitcoin Texts
A New York grandmother disappeared after leaving a Las Vegas apartment, leaving family baffled by cryptic texts demanding Bitcoin and gas money. Investigators search for answers.
Flash Flood at Thailand’s Mae Sa Waterfall Forces Tourists to Hold on
A sudden flash flood at Mae Sa Waterfall in Chiang Mai left tourists clinging to each other as water rushed them downstream. The incident, captured on video, highlights the danger of sudden weather changes in popular tourist spots.
Cuba’s Economic Collapse Conceals a Military Threat Near Florida
A new report warns that Cuba’s ties with Russia, China and Iran pose intelligence and military risks just 90 miles from Florida’s coast, amid the island’s economic turmoil.
Alina Habba Declines White House Press Secretary Rumors, Shifts Kalshi Odds
Attorney Alina Habba publicly denied speculation she would replace Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary, causing a sharp move in Kalshi betting markets.