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Why Did Stocks Rise After a Weak Jobs Report—and What Does 29,000 New Jobs Really Mean?
The U.S. added only 29,000 jobs in September. That sounds like bad news. So why did stocks go up? And there is another question hiding behind that one: if hiring…
Did Plague Leak From a Russian Lab? What the WHO Has—and Hasn’t—Confirmed
A young laboratory worker dies from a mysterious form of pneumonia. She works at a Russian research institute that studies some of the world’s most dangerous infectious diseases. Then reports…
Did Trump Know the Iran War Would Raise Gas Prices? What Chris Wright Actually Said
Did Trump know Americans could end up paying more at the pump when he decided to attack Iran? According to Energy Secretary Chris Wright, yes—at least in the broad sense…
Tesla Beat Delivery Forecasts—So Why Were Its Q3 Deliveries Still Down From Last Year?
Tesla delivered more vehicles than analysts expected. So why did another headline say Tesla’s deliveries were down? Both can be true because they compare the same quarter with two different…
Why Is Missouri Using Its Old Congressional Map After Holding the Primary Under a New One?
Missouri voters already cast their congressional primary ballots under one set of district lines. So how can they vote in the November general election under a different map? And when…
Why Are Homebuilders Cutting Prices While American Homes Remain So Expensive?
You see a newly built house with a price reduction posted outside. Maybe the builder is even offering help with your mortgage. That sounds like good news for someone trying…
How Did Sovereignty Win the Breeders’ Cup Classic a Year After a Fever Forced Him Out?
A year ago, Sovereignty was supposed to compete in one of the biggest races of his life. Then a fever appeared, and his chance was gone before he could even…
Brazil Election 2026: Why Did Flávio Bolsonaro Finish Ahead of Lula—and What Happens in the Runoff?
Wasn’t Brazil supposed to be watching President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva try to win one more term? So how did the election turn into Lula versus Bolsonaro all over…
Trump Announced a Russia–Ukraine Energy Ceasefire. Why Are Strikes Still Happening?
If Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop attacking each other’s energy facilities, why are power plants still being hit? That’s the question raised by President Donald Trump’s surprise announcement…
How Did a Lettuce Outbreak Sicken Nearly 13,000 People—and Why Is Cyclospora So Hard to Trace?
How can investigators find the parasite in the same growing and processing environment—and still say they do not know exactly how the lettuce became contaminated? That sounds like a contradiction….
Congress Voted on Trump’s Iran War Powers Again—What Can a War Powers Resolution Actually Do?
Didn’t Congress already vote on this? And if Congress tells a president to stop using U.S. forces in a war, doesn’t that mean the fighting has to stop? Those questions…
Can the FDA’s New Jemperli Approval Help Some Rectal Cancer Patients Avoid Surgery?
Could someone diagnosed with rectal cancer really avoid surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation—and still have no detectable signs of cancer? For years, that would have sounded like an extraordinary possibility. Rectal…