When Jillian Michaels opened her mouth on CNN to explain America’s history of slavery, she may have thought she was “cutting through the noise.” Instead, she regurgitated debunked talking points that flatten history, distort economics, and insult the lived experiences of generations of Black Americans. Her comments, arguing slavery isn’t “tied to one race,” claiming […]
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The Proposal That Shook Baseball MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred recently floated an idea that could reshape professional baseball as we know it: if the league expands to 32 teams, it might abandon the traditional American and National League format in favor of geographic conferences. Think NBA or NHL, East vs. West, regionally defined divisions, and
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A Sonic Revolution in Tumor Treatment 1. Why This Treatment Matters—Now More Than Ever Imagine treating cancer without heat, radiation, or incisions, just targeted bursts of sound. HistoSonics’ histotripsy brings that vision to reality. It allows physicians to noninvasively destroy tumors through accurate mechanical cavitation, sparing surrounding veins, arteries, and bile ducts. Precision is everything
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In a stunning and deeply unsettling move, former President Donald Trump fired Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Commissioner Erika McEntarfer on August 1, 2025, just hours after a disappointing jobs report showed the economy added only 73,000 jobs in July. Even more troubling were downward revisions to May and June job numbers, totaling a loss
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Could There Be an MLB Lockout? As tensions simmer between Major League Baseball’s owners and players, the looming specter of a lockout has returned to the national pastime. While a lockout is not yet official, signs point to a brewing standoff that could once again stall America’s game. Why Would There Be an MLB Lockout?
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Donald Trump promised the American people lower prices and economic relief. Instead, in 2025, U.S. grocery prices have surged to record highs, with everyday families footing the bill. In a now viral set of images, Trump stands flanked by American flags and tables stacked with grocery staples: Honey Bunches of Oats, eggs, butter, white bread,
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A new national poll has been released from AtlasIntel, one of the most accurate and consistently reliable pollsters in recent years. It was conducted between July 13 – July 18, 2025, and reveals a sharp public backlash against the Republican Party’s immigration agenda, particularly former President Donald Trump’s signature hardline policies. Immigration, once considered a
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We stream our favorite shows, store family photos, train AI models, and run businesses all “in the cloud.” But that cloud isn’t floating in the sky, it’s anchored in sprawling warehouses known as data centers. These unassuming giants are the physical backbone of our digital lives, and yet for most people, they remain out of
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The floodwaters that tore through Central Texas over the July 4th weekend left behind more than destroyed homes and shattered families, they unearthed something darker and far more persistent: the erosion of public trust in government, and the political weaponization of misinformation. At least 144 people are dead after torrential rainfall caused the Guadalupe River
The Injured Generation: Are Pro Athletes Training Too Hard—Or Too Smart? There’s a paradox happening right in front of us in every major sport, and no one seems to have a clear answer for it. Today’s professional athletes are training with more precision than ever before. They have hyper personalized diets, tech-assisted recovery protocols, biometric
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