NASA’s revised Artemis schedule reveals deep technical troubles and risky ambitions, raising urgent questions about America’s commitment to sustainable lunar exploration and national leadership in space.

Washington state’s Department of Licensing substitutes an accented English AI for promised Spanish service, underscoring costly tech missteps that undermine public trust and accessibility.

An 8-year-old’s heartfelt letter to the Toronto Blue Jays uncovers the often-overlooked family impact behind professional baseball transactions, raising questions about how player moves affect American families tied to their teams.

The father of nursing student Laken Riley alleges the University System of Georgia and property managers ignored clear risks, leading to her tragic murder by an illegal immigrant near campus.

A fatal tram derailment in Milan highlights critical safety lapses that demand scrutiny beyond Italy’s glittering facade—raising urgent questions about infrastructure oversight and public accountability.

A Maryland man employed by the U.S. Embassy in Burkina Faso received a life sentence after being convicted of sexually assaulting two minor girls living in poverty—highlighting urgent failures in protecting American diplomatic personnel and vulnerable communities overseas.