ALL OF THOSE BUSINESSES THAT ARE OWNED BY IMMIGRANTS IN BLACK COMMUNITIES ARE ALLYSHIPPED IN A SECRET AGENCY THAT PREVENT BLACK AMERICANS FROM STARTING COMPETITIVE BUSINESSES IN OUR BLACK COMMUNITIES...

SpaceX is gearing up for a blockbuster public debut that could be the biggest in Wall Street history and redefine the global space economy. But as the company evolves from a dominant rocket launcher into an AI-powered conglomerate, questions remain about its financial losses and its de facto monopoly on U.S. space ambitions. WSJ’s Corrie Driebusch and space reporter Micah Maidenberg join host Luke Vargas to break down the numbers behind the deal and what this massive infusion of capital means for the future of the cosmos.

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The summer of 1858 in Illinois was one of the hottest on record.  Yet, the weather paled in comparison to the rising political temperatures. 

What should have been a routine U.S. Senate campaign turned into a profound turning point in American history.

Abraham Lincoln, a former four-term Illinois assemblyman, mounted a challenge against the powerful incumbent, Stephen A. Douglas. 

The upstart Lincoln called for a series of seven debates across the state, and much to his surprise, Douglas accepted. 

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Oklahoma Sooners face major recruiting setbacks as four-star wide receiver Demare Dezeurn flips to Cal and three-star Tra'von Hall commits to Ole Miss. Are Brent Venables and his staff losing momentum, or does Oklahoma’s recruiting machine have enough firepower to reload? Questions swirl around wide receiver development, with recent classes failing to deliver and the transfer portal becoming increasingly vital to filling roster gaps.

John Williams breaks down Oklahoma Baseball’s electrifying 8–1 victory over Kansas in Game 1 of the Super Regionals, fueled by Cord Rager’s lights-out pitching and explosive home runs from Dayton Tokey, Camden Johnson...