A recent online post from Donald Trump saying the US owns the moon has stirred fresh concern and confusion about what American law actually allows in space. What is confirmed is the post itself, while legal experts and longstanding treaties say national ownership of the moon is not recognized.
The U.S. labor market added more jobs than expected in August, but the broader picture still includes roughly 1 million people who have left their jobs this year. The latest data shows steady hiring alongside ongoing churn across the workforce.
After 25 years at Adobe, engineer Jeff Butterworth was laid off and took a new job driving a school bus. His story reflects how long tech careers can change quickly after workforce cuts.
Several European countries are again debating where national gold reserves should be held, with calls focused more on bringing bullion home than sending it to the United States. The discussion reflects security, sovereignty, and trust concerns that have grown sharper in 2024 and 2025.
A Georgia police officer who fatally shot a baby donkey named Hee Haw after the animal charged at him has now been publicly identified. The case in Douglas has drawn attention as local officials continue to outline what happened.
Daniel Kahneman’s last public warning about overconfidence, distraction, and how people judge their own lives is getting a fresh look after his death in 2024. His comments are raising questions because they challenge some of the most common assumptions people make every day.
A woman who fatally shot a man during a parking-space confrontation in Houston will not face charges after police reviewed the case. Investigators said the shooting followed a dispute outside a family gathering.
A past Dolly Parton interview is getting renewed attention after the death of her husband, Carl Dean, at age 82. Her comments about time, love, and stepping back now read very differently in light of what has happened.
