FOUND: 12 - What They Never Told You

D.C.'s Crime Drop Didn't Require a Military Deployment

A new study finds the National Guard deployment to Washington, D.C., cost taxpayers over $300 million and failed to return even $1 for every dollar spent.

Reason · Jun 4

Trump has become DC’s developer-in-chief

500 DAYS OF TRUMP: The White House says Trump is beautifying the capital, but, writes Brendan Rascius, Democrats and other critics claim he’s skirting standard approval processes and squandering taxpayer funds on self-indulgent boondoggles

The Independent UK · Jun 4

Hezbollah chief rejects truce as Israel vows continued operations in south Lebanon

Hezbollah on Thursday rejected the latest ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Lebanese government, demanding a complete Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon as more fighting there hampered efforts to end the Iran war. The Hezbollah announcement came as Israeli strikes killed at least eight people, according to Lebanese authorities, and a…

France 24 · Jun 4

Memorial Day 2026 events: Here are major highlights at DC, Chicago, Boston, San Diego, Philadelphia and Colorado Springs

Memorial Day 2026 will feature nationwide parades, ceremonies, and gatherings honoring fallen U.S. military members. From Washington D.C.'s National Memorial Day Parade to unique tributes in Hawaii, communities will blend solemn remembrance with patriotic celebrations. The holiday weekend also unofficially marks the start of summer for many families.

The Economic Times · May 25

Why fiber is the real secret to scaling intelligence in artificial intelligence factories

AI factories can’t scale on silicon alone; dense fiber is the real intelligence layer.

TechRadar · May 25

Mary McCormack replaces Joe Mantegna as National Memorial Day Concert co-host in last-minute change

McCormack and Gary Sinise will host the live PBS broadcast

The Independent UK · May 24

Why Hunter Biden loves Candace Owens

The right's most hated podcaster keeps growing her audience through controversy

Salon · May 23

“We were going to open for the Descendents on a huge summer tour… and our singer decides he’s going to go do graduate school”: The rise and fall of Dag Nasty – and the making of a melodic hardcore classic

Brian Baker took a gamble. He used his college fund to buy a van, hit the road and pursued a life making hardcore punk, and with Can I Say, he had a different vision for its sound

Guitar World · May 23

Temporary Visas No Longer Guarantee Easy Path to Green Cards? Trump's Post-Shooting Review Produces Major Policy Shift'

USCIS moves to end temporary visas as an easy path to Green Cards, as a Trump‑era review after a DC shooting reshapes 2026 US immigration rules for Indian and other workers.

International Business Times UK · May 22

Ionna Is Slashing EV Charging Prices In Half For Memorial Day Weekend

From Friday through Monday, Ionna’s DC fast chargers might be the cheapest ones in America.

InsideEVs · May 19