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Trump Golf Partner Describes 2nd Assassination Attempt: 'I Actually Feel Blessed That I Was There'

Apple announced a new set of AirPods Max during its event last week, updating them with USB-C and in a new set of colors. The switch to USB-C is a welcome one, to be sure, but Apple changed nothing else about them. And that feels weird, right? What gives? Apple’s high-end luxury headphones were impressive when they launched in 2020. They had all the features of the AirPods Pro and made clever use of the Apple Watch’s digital crown for volume control. They also sounded fantastic — still do, in fact! But the rest of the market didn’t sit still; alternatives from Sony, Bose, and more recently, Sonos, all offer comparable features and sound — most notably, they each compete with the AirPods Max when it comes to noise cancellation (Bose does... Continue reading…

The Series 10 bets big on a larger display and a more wearable design. As far as iterative updates go, that’s a savvy choice. Continue reading…

Former Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is launching her own radio talk show next week on SiriusXM that is set to air once a week at least through the inauguration of a new president.

The Kremlin said Tuesday that an order by President Vladimir Putin to transform Russia's army into the second largest in the world was needed to address growing threats on Russia's western borders and instability to the east.

Two months after Donald Trump narrowly survived an assassination attempt, a gunman hid undetected for nearly 12 hours on the edge of the golf course where Trump played Sunday under the protection of an agency that is being pushed to its limits.

Lawmakers are questioning the integrity of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) over the release of what they say appears to be deceptive data in the agency's reports on weather disasters.