What Happens When a Member of Congress Can’t Do the Job? Nothing, Officially.

What happens when a member of Congress becomes too sick, too injured, or too impaired to do the job — but doesn't resign? The surprising answer is: almost nothing happens automatically. There is no rule.
A Roundup of the Eugene Horsch Case

It all started with a routine traffic stop near the Liberty Bell. Weeks later, the case still continues to sprawl into a larger federal investigation of homicides and missing persons.
Are Recent U.S. Navy Deployments Stretching to the Limit?

In recent months, public and military attention has turned to the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72), whose extended time at sea has reignited a critical debate within defense circles: How long are naval deployments supposed to last?
The 13 Best Film Adaptations of Ancient Texts and Myths

Long before cinema existed, humanity was already obsessed with a handful of stories. These tales have outlived their original communities. We've adopted them and adapted them to modern times.
Stopping the Clock: What Would Permanent Daylight Saving Time Mean for America?

In mid-July 2026, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Sunshine Protection Act by a bipartisan vote of 308–117, reviving a yearslong push to end the twice-a-year ritual of changing clocks. The bill, championed by Florida Congressman Vern Buchanan and…
The World Cup and Soccer’s Biggest Teams, Explained in NFL Terms

For most Americans, the hardest part of following the World Cup isn't understanding soccer. It's understanding the context. Who's good? Who's supposed to win? Who are the superstars?
LSU Sparks College Football Chaos Over Ex-NFL Players

Just two days before LSU’s season opener, the Southeastern Conference sued one of its own founding members. The target was LSU, and the reason was strange: the school wanted to put former NFL players on its college football roster. A…
Stars We Lost This Year

Saying goodbye to heroes like Dolly Parton and these other trailblazers and pop culture figures is never easy.
Sports Numbers That Will Break Your Brain

From legendary records that may never be broken to jaw-dropping salaries in professional leagues, the numbers in sports can truly blow your mind.
Actor from Murder in a Small Town TV Series Found Murdered in a Small Town

Canadian actor Stewart "Stew" McLean (Virgin River, Murder in a Small Town) has been found dead at 45. Read the latest updates on the active homicide investigation in Lions Bay, B.C.
Actors Who Didn’t Actually Sing in Movies

Here’s a secret: sometimes the actors you see on screen aren’t really the ones singing those famous tunes. Get ready to be surprised by who really hit those high notes!
States With the Most Deportations in 2025

We’ll explore the 15 states with the highest number of unauthorized immigrants, which puts them most at risk for increased deportations, along with their sanctuary status. Information on the number of unauthorized immigrants by state comes from Statista and the Migration Policy Institute.