A Thanksgiving Message from Bari and the Year’s Best Offer
As Thanksgiving approaches, Bari took a moment to reflect on the meaning of the holiday and share a personal note with her audience. Writing on the eve of Thanksgiving, she expressed a deep sense of gratitude that has been on her mind. A Message of…
Dark Web Sale of Driver’s License Scans Traced to ID Verification Vendor
An illicit website reportedly spent this week offering driver’s license scans, including the infrared and ultraviolet images banks use to detect fake IDs, before the site went offline. The service, called Nexus, claimed to hold more than 153…
Macy’s Labor Day Sale 2026: Shop Up to 75% Off Home, Fashion, and More
Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, and retailers are already rolling out fall promotions. Macy’s has officially launched its Labor Day sale, offering up to 75% off across home and kitchen appliances, skincare, bedding and bath essentials,…
Michael Shermer and Coleman Hughes Discuss Science, Skepticism, and Truth at the Comedy Cellar
In an era where artificial intelligence can replicate our voices, a significant portion of the internet believes the moon landing was staged, and nearly every group chat features a relative who is “just asking questions,” the boundary between fact and…
The Clarity Act: A Step Toward Regulatory Certainty for Banks in the Digital Asset Era
The financial system has always evolved faster than the rules governing it. The Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, designed to track large cash transactions, has been amended over the decades to address new challenges—from the Money Laundering Control Act of 1986…
Two Workers Rescued Alive from Nepal Tunnel Nine Days After Devastating Floods
In a rare moment of hope amid widespread devastation, two workers were pulled alive from a hydropower tunnel in Nepal on Friday, roughly nine days after catastrophic floods swept through the Himalayan region, leaving thousands dead or missing. The…
Coleman Hughes Live in Atlanta: A Conversation on Nonviolence at Ebenezer Baptist Church
In a time marked by rage bait, polarization, and lethal political violence, the concept of nonviolence might seem outdated or even naive. But what if it is actually the most radical approach we have left? On March 9, author and podcaster Coleman Hughes…
How TradePMR by Robinhood Pitches Financial Advisors and RIAs
Robinhood’s acquisition of wealth management custodian TradePMR may not have matched the reported $4 billion price tag of Vanguard’s deal for Altruist, but the industry is watching closely. The roughly $300 million deal, completed last year,…
Missouri House Candidate Accused of Plotting to Plant Cocaine on Opponent
A Missouri state House candidate is facing federal charges after authorities say he attempted to have cocaine and Adderall planted on a political opponent. Thomas Christopher Ross, 37, was charged Thursday with one count of conspiring to distribute a…
How a Snapchat Campaign Shifted Teens’ Views on Gun Safety
In 2022, the violence prevention organization Project Unloaded launched its first social media-focused campaign with a clear goal: to challenge the belief among young people that guns make them safer. Four years later, the organization has concluded that…