America Is Finally Taking Extraterrestrials Seriously

America Is Finally Taking Extraterrestrials Seriously

There was nothing much happening in Jerome and Benno Leuer’s yard in Hamel, Minn. on August 11, 1948. It was noontime in the thick of summer and the boys, 10 and 8, were idly playing when, as they later described it, something overhead caught their eyes. They looked up and their jaws dropped.  Roughly 12…

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Supreme Court must go to bat for baseball great Roberto Clemente — and defend our property rights

Supreme Court must go to bat for baseball great Roberto Clemente — and defend our property rights

Roberto Clemente collected exactly 3,000 hits in his Hall of Fame career. Puerto Rico’s government collected something else from his name: roughly $15 million. In 2021, the commonwealth enacted laws requiring motorists to pay extra for license plates and registration tags bearing the baseball legend’s name, image, jersey number 21 and references to his hit…

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Congress May Phase Out Billions in Military Funding to Israel—but Deepen Ties Another Way

Congress May Phase Out Billions in Military Funding to Israel—but Deepen Ties Another Way

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D, N.Y.) has also criticized the proposal, warning that the provision would “merge parts of our military with the IDF.” “This amendment is an existential threat to American sovereignty and democracy,” Ocasio-Cortez said. Proponents of the provisions rejected Ocasio-Cortez’s characterization, arguing that the proposal does not merge the two militaries but increases…

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Milania Giudice’s Best Friend Victoria Zardoya’s Cause of Death Revealed

Milania Giudice’s Best Friend Victoria Zardoya’s Cause of Death Revealed

Milania Giudice’s BFF Victoria Zardoya Died in Tragic Fall at Florida’s Fort Dade Ruins New details surrounding Victoria Zardoya‘s fatal fall have emerged. The longtime friend of Milania Giudice died July 27 three days after sustaining injuries during a trip to Florida’s Fort Dade ruins, a spokesperson for the District 12 Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed to…

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Search for Amelia Earhart’s long-lost plane reignites with ambitious new expedition

Search for Amelia Earhart’s long-lost plane reignites with ambitious new expedition

Researchers are gearing up to resume their search for Amelia Earhart’s lost plane in the Pacific Ocean after setbacks delayed the search. Purdue University officials said in a recent statement that researchers will travel to Nikumaroro Island in the Pacific to investigate the Taraia Object, a satellite-imaged anomaly believed by some to be Earhart’s lost Lockheed Electra. The expedition,…

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The Quiet Miracles of Ordinary Life in New Syria

The Quiet Miracles of Ordinary Life in New Syria

What do we talk about in Syria? What was changing in Syria was not only what people were able to do, but what they were able to say. The shroud of silence and fear that enveloped Syria throughout the Assad decades was gone. Syrians were, finally, speaking freely about those dark decades. In Hama, a…

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Trump Labels Abdul El-Sayed a Hateful ‘Communist’

Trump Labels Abdul El-Sayed a Hateful ‘Communist’

Trump continued: “He’s a man of hate, and now he’s going around saying, ‘No, I love everybody.’ He doesn’t love everybody. Put him in office, you’re going to find out what he loves.” El-Sayed previously told TIME that he does not consider himself a socialist or communist, saying, “I actually think that at the small…

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