Unbiased Updates

An 8.8-magnitude earthquake rocks the Pacific. Now, tsunami threats stretch from Alaska to Hawaii — and even California.

Plus, the New York City gunman meant to target the National Football League (NFL). But he got off on the wrong floor. Who he killed instead, and what we’re learning about the plan.

Also, a major rollback on pollution rules. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reverses course on clean air standards for cars, power plants and factories.

These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Wednesday, July 30, 2025.

Four people are dead — including an NYPD officer — after a gunman in body armor stormed the lobby with an assault-style rifle.

Plus, President Trump says the images out of Gaza show children truly starving, directly contradicting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s claim that “there is no starvation.”

And it’s been called “Epstein Island” for years. Now Trump is revealing he was invited, but insists he never went.

These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Tuesday, July 29, 2025.

Authorities say the man accused of stabbing 11 people in a Michigan Walmart could soon face federal terrorism charges. Quick-thinking bystanders helped stop the attack before more people were hurt.

Plus, the U.S. and Europe narrowly avoid a trade war. A new deal sets 15% tariffs on most European imports — and could mean higher prices for American consumers.

And more than 130 million Americans are under heat alerts today, as scorching temps stretch from the South to the East Coast, with no relief in sight.

These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Monday, July 28, 2025.

President Macron makes a surprise pledge to recognize a Palestinian state, drawing a sharp rebuke from both the U.S. and Israel. Why he says the moment is now.

Plus, an unusually tense visit to the Federal Reserve — with cameras rolling — as President Trump hands Jerome Powell a note mid-tour. What it said… and how the Fed Chair pushed back.

And Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime associate meets privately with the Deputy Attorney General for six hours. What investigators are hoping to learn and why Democrats are raising red flags.

These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Friday, July 25, 2025.

President Trump was told he’s in the Epstein files, now the DOJ is set to visit Gishlaine Maxwell behind bars today.

Plus, Tulsi Gabbard accuses Obama of pushing “manufactured intelligence.” Why the Intelligence Director says Obama helped fake the 2016 Russia meddling report to spark a “coup” against Trump

And Uber adds safety feature for women riders. The app is launching a “Women Preferred” setting to let women request female drivers.

These stories and more highlight your Unbiased Updates for Thursday, June 26, 2025.

The files are sealed, but the pressure’s mounting. Meanwhile, Trump says the Epstein controversy is helping him instead of hurting him.

Plus, Trump goes on the offensive, accusing Barack Obama of treason — without providing any evidence to back the allegation. We cover the claim, the context and the fallout — and Obama’s response.

And the Prince of Darkness takes his final bow. Ozzy Osbourne has passed away at 76, after one last show for the fans. How the long ride on a crazy train is now over for the legendary rocker.

Staff stripped, kids marched out. The World Health Organization accuses Israel of deliberately targeting its Gaza compound.

Plus, a quarter-million documents on Dr. King’s death will now become public. Why his family says: Handle with care.

And: It’s brutal, blistering and spreading. Who’s in the bullseye as the heat dome expands across the United States?

A notorious drug lord is now on U.S. soil. Why “Fito” was extradited, and the federal charges he’ll face in court today.

Plus, Russia says it’s open to peace talks, but with big strings attached. Why Ukraine and its allies are not buying it.

And a glitch shuts down Alaska Airlines nationwide. What went wrong?

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Plus, Trump gets a win on the Hill, with $9 billion in spending cuts to public broadcasting, foreign aid and more.

And CBS pulls the plug on Stephen Colbert, an iconic voice in political comedy. The network says it’s not about politics — just the bottom line.

Slashed and passed. The Senate takes a $9 billion bite out of foreign aid. And that’s just the start.

Plus, the Epstein files, and a sharp turn away from Trump. What he’s now saying about his own supporters, and the message he’s sending if they keep digging.