President Trump’s TrumpRx website launched in February with discounts on 92 brand-name drugs, but represents fewer than 12% of over 800 drugs made by participating pharmaceutical companies.

The Federal Highway Administration removed bike lanes and speed cameras from its list of proven safety measures, drawing criticism from safety advocates who say the decision undermines evidence-based approaches to reducing crashes.

The word ‘gossip’ originated from Old English ‘godsibb,’ meaning sponsor or godparent, but gained negative connotations around the 16th century as a gendered term for women spreading rumors.

An ACLU report documents widespread use of force by ICE officers across eight states, finding force deployed in nearly a third of over 1,200 immigration enforcement operations examined.

The Department of Homeland Security pledged to deploy body cameras for immigration agents following deadly shootings in January, but nearly six months later the rollout remains incomplete despite recent fatal incidents.

Eleven people died and 19 others were injured in a fire at a foster care facility in Algiers early Thursday. The blaze occurred amid a regional heatwave that has sparked nearly 1,000 fires in a week.

Romantasy, a blend of fantasy and romance, has become a publishing phenomenon dominated by female authors and readers under 35, reflecting young women’s disillusionment with modern dating.

Tourists in Bucharest are booking illegal short-term rentals in buildings classified as extremely seismically vulnerable, with platforms Airbnb and Booking.com failing to disclose structural risks despite Romanian law prohibiting such arrangements.

Sam Neill, the acclaimed New Zealand actor best known for Jurassic Park and Peaky Blinders, died from pneumonia at age 78 in a Sydney hospital earlier this week.