Tatiana Schlossberg, the youngest granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy, has died at age 35 following a courageous fight against a rare form of leukemia. A Yale and Oxford-educated author and journalist, she leaves behind a grieving family and a legacy of intellect and grace.
The Trump-era U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has abruptly halted all child care payments to Minnesota, alleging millions in taxpayer money were funneled to non-existent daycares. A $4 million ghost facility is now at the center of a nationwide payment overhaul.
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s tragic assassination, a new witness, Mitch Snow, has made startling claims that have reignited public debate. Candace Owens is now calling for verified timelines and solid proof, not speculation, to set the record straight.
High-profile attorney Alex Spiro has sent a blistering letter to Governor Gavin Newsom, condemning California’s proposed 5% one-time wealth tax as ‘unconstitutional confiscation’ that will trigger a mass exodus of billionaires, innovators, and investment. With the measure headed for the ballot, the stakes for California’s economy have never been higher.
Once hailed as a ‘model minority,’ Indian Americans in 2025 faced a stark new reality: systemic othering, media caricatures, and political scapegoating that normalized anti-India sentiment across campuses, legislatures, and newsrooms. This isn’t just about bias—it’s about belonging in a nation that once promised inclusion.
Tech titans Peter Thiel and Larry Page are reportedly preparing to abandon California in response to a proposed 5% wealth tax that could cost them up to $12 billion. Their potential exit signals a growing rift between the state and its ultra-wealthy innovators.