Quick Summary Kim Jong Un’s journey to China aboard his iconic armored green train is a modern continuation of a three-generation tradition. The slow but secure train ride symbolizes North Korea’s rigid control, strategic diplomacy,...

When asked on September 1 whether the government should reopen mental institutions for people with “serious mental illness,” President Donald Trump said, “Yeah, I would.” His offhand remark quickly spiraled into one of his trademark...

Quick Summary Pentagon Pizza Report flagged unusual spikes in pizza orders near the Pentagon on Friday. The so-called Pentagon Pizza Index dates back to Cold War-era spycraft, when delivery data was rumored to signal government...

Quick Summary India’s first bullet train, running between Mumbai and Ahmedabad, will debut by 2027 with Japan’s E10 Shinkansen series. The E10 runs at 320 kph and includes earthquake-proof safety systems, advanced braking, flexible seating,...

Quick Summary Valentina Gomez, a Republican candidate in Texas, burned the Quran in a video, sparking global condemnation. Born in Colombia in 1999, she moved to the U.S. in 2009 and later worked in real...

What’s Happening? Fox programming could disappear from YouTube TV as soon as Wednesday, Aug. 27, at 5 p.m. ET if Google and Fox fail to reach a new carriage agreement. Google, which owns YouTube TV,...

Quick Summary Alex Acosta, former U.S. Labor Secretary and ex-U.S. attorney, approved a 2008 non-prosecution deal that allowed Jeffrey Epstein to avoid federal sex trafficking charges. The deal let Epstein plead to state charges and...

The United States Air Force is preparing to phase out the B-2 Spirit stealth bomber and replace it with the B-21 Raider, a new aircraft designed to dominate 21st-century skies. Developed under the Long Range...

Quick Summary Putin’s bodyguards reportedly carried a “poop suitcase” at the 2025 Alaska summit with Trump. The practice, first reported in 2022, involves collecting and transporting his waste back to Russia to prevent foreign intelligence...

Quick Summary The 85% rule sets speed limits based on how fast 85% of drivers go. Once considered the safest method, it’s now criticized for fueling higher speeds and accidents. States like California, Wisconsin, and...