Josh Feldman

A historic scoring performance eclipses an NBA legend, former Rep.

A women’s hockey player reigns supreme, a civil rights icon dies, and a U.S. river is pretty darn gross right now.

Lindsey Vonn reveals a major injury, a journalism institution announces sweeping layoffs, and a stuffed toy takes off in China.

White House insiders reveal how the Trump administration scrambled to respond to Alex Pretti's shooting. A "snow drought" is concerning scientists. And previewing the Winter Olympics.

A luxury retailer files for bankruptcy, Mattel introduces a new Barbie, and octogenarians run for re-election.

Trump meets with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado. The president's goals for possible Iran action. And another shooting involving a federal officer in Minnesota.

In today’s newsletter: Minneapolis woman is shot dead by an ICE officer.

2025 was a consequential year in U.S. politics and world events, including the selection of a new pope and the growing impact of artificial intelligence.

A coach bolts on the brink of the playoffs, a city finds hope in the pope’s visit, and the defense secretary is condemned for the “violent” use of a children’s character.

LeBron James pulls a fast one, the Nobel Peace Prize gets awarded, and a musical beef gets adjudicated.

The government shuts down, a celebrity couple calls it quits, and Taylor Swift releases a new album.