Posts by Amelia Frost
Meghan Markle Brought Back the Most Extreme Version of Bootcut Pants for 2026
The pants of your teenage years are back, according to Meghan Markle. Throughout its 41-year history, Sundance has become synonymous with winter elegance. Compared to its more formal counterparts (like Cannes, Venice, or award ceremonies such as the Golden Globes or the Oscars), the events in Park City tend to be more relaxed. If you’re…
Read MoreI Trained With AI Fitness Apps for 6 Months—and This Is the Surprising Result
In January, like every year, I make resolutions and promise myself I’ll really stick to them this time. Finally, this will be the year I exercise regularly, live healthier, and establish a routine! But this time, I actually had a strategy: AI fitness apps. Since June of last year, I’ve been testing whether artificial intelligence…
Read MoreLeaked Google Documents Spark Backlash Over Alleged Plan to Win Lifelong Loyalty Through Schools
Newly surfaced internal Google documents suggest the company viewed schools as a strategic gateway to building long-term brand loyalty among children. A heavily redacted internal presentation from November 2020, revealed through a child safety lawsuit, indicates that onboarding students into Google’s ecosystem could foster “brand trust and loyalty over their lifetime.” Lawsuit Targets Tech Companies…
Read MoreAnalysts Warn That Trump Would Accept a ‘Tolerable’ Dictatorship in Venezuela to ‘Avoid Chaos’
Analysts and former officials warn that U.S. policy toward Venezuela may be shifting toward an arrangement that prioritizes stability over democratic transition, potentially leaving the country under an authoritarian system without Nicolás Maduro. In a new opinion column for The Miami Herald, political analys Andrés Oppenheimer cited Washington insiders who say Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy…
Read MoreArizona AG Faces Backlash After Warning State Self-Defense Laws Could Allow The Use Of ‘Lethal Force’ During ICE Encounters
Concretely, Kris Mayes said in an interview this week that the state’s “stand your ground” laws could create a “combustible situation” when it comes to encounters with masked ICE agents. “It’s kind of a recipe for disaster because you have these masked federal officers with very little identification … wearing plain clothes and masks,” Mayes…
Read MoreTrump Reveals Name He Has Given To Key Weapon Used In Raid To Capture Maduro: ‘Not Allowed To Talk About It’
President Donald Trump President Donald Trump revealed the name he has given to a key weapon used in the operation that captured Venezuela’s authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro earlier this month. Speaking to the New York Post, Trump said he calls the weapon the “Discombobulator” but he is “not allowed to talk about it.” “They never…
Read MoreAnalysts Claim Kristi Noem Is Not the Most Powerful Person at DHS: “She Is the Face, Corey Is the Brains”
Corey Lewandowski / Krisi Noem Analysts and current and former officials say the balance of power inside the U.S. Department of Homeland Security increasingly points not to Secretary Kristi Noem but to senior adviser Corey Lewandowski, whose influence has expanded despite his status as a temporary government employee. Lewandowski, a former campaign manager for President…
Read MoreSmartphone Cameras 2026: How AI and Advanced Features Outperform Megapixels
Smartphone cameras 2026 have shifted the conversation from raw megapixels to intelligent processing and versatile features. Leading devices now pack 1-inch sensors, variable apertures, and periscope zooms, while AI in smartphone photography handles low-light enhancement, real-time scene detection, and post-capture editing. Flagship phones deliver DSLR-like quality in handheld form, and mid-range devices adopt similar tricks…
Read MoreMajority of Americans Says ICE Operations Are ‘Too Tough’ and Making Communities Less Safe, Survey Finds
A majority of Americans now describe Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations as “too tough” when stopping and detaining people and say those actions are making communities less safe, according to new survey by CBS News that points to growing discomfort with how President Donald Trump‘s deportation program is being carried out. While views of the…
Read MoreCuba Is Buying Fuel in Africa as Venezuelan Oil Supplies Dry Up, Sattelite Images Show
Cuba has turned to Africa for fuel supplies after the loss of regular oil shipments from Venezuela and dwindling deliveries from Russia and Mexico, according to satellite-tracking data cited by Colombian outlet Semana. The move underscores the strain on the island’s energy system following the disruption of Venezuelan exports after the capture of Nicolás Maduro…
Read MoreMaria Corina Machado Says U.S. Officials Want Delcy Rodríguez to ‘Dismantle’ Maduro’s Corrupt Regime
Since a Jan. 3 military operation in Venezuela resulted in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, the South American country has been run by interim President Delcy Rodríguez, who served as vice president under Maduro’s regime and is now cooperating with the United States amid concerns of facing the same…
Read MoreFAA Bans Drone Flights Near DHS and ICE Facilities And Vehicles, Could Impose Criminal Charges
The Federal Aviation Administration has imposed new drone flight restrictions creating no-fly zones around Department of Homeland Security facilities and mobile assets, a move that extends aviation security rules traditionally reserved for military bases to immigration enforcement operations across the country. According to a notice to airmen published by the FAA, the restrictions prohibit drone…
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