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Left-wing politician Jill Stein announced a surprise presidential bid under the Green Party ticket on Thursday. Stein launched her bid on Twitter, saying that the current political status quo does not work, and that the populace needs another option. “The political system is broken. Over 60% of us now say the two-party establishment has failed

Former U.S. Sen. Martha McSally claimed Tuesday that she was sexually assaulted while out jogging that morning. A man allegedly came up behind the former senator along the Missouri River, “engulfed” her in a “bear hug” and then “molested and fondled” her until she “fought him off,” according to a video McSally posted to Instagram.

Dean MacAdam for the Washington Examiner The political world was sent atwitter when the New York Times and Siena College released a series of polls from key swing states showing former President Donald Trump with a comfortable lead over President Joe Biden. The widely regarded poll confirmed what many others have shown so far this cycle

In May 2008, the recently formed Marvel Studios released its first movie—and changed the face of modern cinema. Iron Man wasn’t even the highest-grossing superhero film of the year (Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight took that crown), but it was a kernel that has exploded into an all-consuming entertainment juggernaut. Fifteen years later, the Marvel

It’s flu season. At state health departments and academic medical centers, and at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, epidemiologists are intently watching two sets of data: the number of flu cases and the number of Americans taking flu shots. So far, the balance between them looks good. In most of the US

Black Friday is traditionally the season when you shop for televisions or Christmas presents, and not so much for outdoor gear. But that has changed in the past few years with REI’s Get Up Get Out Sale. Ostensibly, this is because REI wants you to skip Black Friday entirely and go outside in two weeks

when the 24-inch iMac first debuted in 2020, it felt like the sun finally breaking through the clouds on an overcast day. The candy-colored lineup was a sweet respite from Apple’s monotonous aesthetic in a sea of silver and space-gray computers. The desktop was finally exciting again. The moment, however, was fleeting. Cut to 2023.

GOP debate highlights Trump ambiguity on TikTok plans November 10, 2023 06:30 AM The competition among Republican presidential candidates on the debate stage to signal eagerness to ban TikTok drew a contrast with the lack of clarity about front-runner Donald Trump’s intentions for the ubiquitous social media platform. The presidential candidates who appeared onstage Wednesday

Anti-abortion groups blame messaging for losses in 2023 postmortem November 10, 2023 06:00 AM After a bruising night for the Republican Party in statewide elections across the country, anti-abortion organizations are pointing to GOP messaging about the issue as the reason for defeat. Several anti-abortion activist groups, and even Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), whose home

Biden courts coveted UAW endorsement as counter to Trump’s Midwest blue-collar appeal November 10, 2023 05:30 AM President Joe Biden may have locked his last big union holdout. No less than 17 different unions endorsed Biden in June, including most of the big names and acronyms of organized labor. Notably absent was the Detroit-based United