GOP Senator’s Jack Smith Accusation Falls Apart Over Confusing Atlanta Hawks And Iowa Hawkeyes
Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee grilled Jack Smith on Tuesday about his investigations into President Donald Trump.
Economy
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Former Chick-Fil-A Leader Says Stop Chasing New Customers And Focus On Retention
Customer retention drives sustainable growth. Learn how to reduce churn, build customer loyalty, and turn existing customers into lifelong customers.
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Miley’s New Album Breaks Her Perfect Top 10 Streak
Miley’s ‘Bass Persuades’ debuts at No. 13 on the Official Albums chart, becoming her first traditional studio album to miss the top 10.
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‘Line Of Fire’ Opens Hot With A Secret That Could Break The Hollingsworths
The first two episodes of Line of Fire introduce the Hollingsworths just as tragedy strikes, opening the door to a family secret with major consequences if it’s found out.
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Carnival Stock Jumps 12% After Cruise Giant Posts Record Revenue
The stock is still sitting well below its pre-pandemic high after COVID-19 decimated the cruise industry.
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Cabot’s Newest Course, Revelstoke, Rises In The Canadian Rockies
Cabot opens preview play at Revelstoke, its first mountain golf destination in British Columbia, designed by Rod Whitman in the Canadian Rockies.
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Macklemore’s Decade-Old Smash Becomes A Major Hit Again
Macklemore’s “Can’t Hold Us” returns to the Official Singles chart for the first time in more than a decade, reentering at No. 100.
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NASCAR Champion Keselowski’s RFK Exit Creates A Very Interesting Problem
Brad Keselowski is leaving the No. 6 Ford after five seasons. The curious part? He still owns part of the team, making this NASCAR breakup rather unusual.
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Everything Coming To Netflix In October 2026, And What To Watch
Everything coming to Netflix in October 2026, including new movies, TV shows, Netflix originals, returning series and major catalog additions.
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PHL Variable Should Not The Be The Only Insurer Under Scrutiny
Private equity’s deep integration into the U.S. insurance industry, particularly life and annuity sectors, should prompt more intensified regulatory scrutiny.