Compare The Press

A Republican sheriff in California launched an investigation into alleged fraud in the state's November 2025 special election, but the California Secretary of State and Attorney General have criticized the investigation, arguing the sheriff lacks the authority and expertise to conduct such a probe.

Viral videos show non-paying guests helping themselves to complimentary hotel breakfast buffets, which hospitality experts say can negatively impact the quality and experience for actual hotel guests.

Minnesota Wild reporter Jessi Pierce and her three children were killed in a house fire in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.

President Donald Trump mocked Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., for mistakenly calling for urgent funding of Immigration and Customs Enforcement instead of the Transportation Security Administration, as the government shutdown continues to impact airport operations across the country.

The expert, James Agresti, says that California Gov. Gavin Newsom's claims about California being more tax-friendly than Florida and Texas do not align with the data, which shows that California imposes significantly higher taxes than those states.

Massive TSA lines are choking airports nationwide as the government shutdown fuels staffing shortages during peak spring break travel season.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing backlash for a proposal to significantly reduce the estate tax exemption and sharply increase the top estate tax rate, which critics argue could negatively impact middle-class families and lead to the exodus of residents and their wealth from the city.

Cuba is preparing for possible U.S. aggression, but the Cuban government says it is open to negotiations with the U.S. to have a respectful relationship.

The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Orlando Magic in a close game, with Luka Doncic receiving a technical foul after getting into a heated exchange with Magic center Goga Bitadze, who claimed Doncic cursed at him in Serbian about his family.

A New York City content creator flew to Jamaica for just eight hours, visiting a waterfall and beach, eating local food, and returning home the same night after spending a few hours on the island.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told President Donald Trump to "keep his reckless mouth shut" in response to the president's comments calling the Democratic Party the "greatest enemy" in America.

Brooks Nader, a "Dancing with the Stars" contestant and SI Swimsuit model, revealed that she regrets undergoing liposuction in the past, as it created unwanted dimples and ripples.

Chili's responded to Ruth's Chris Steak House's "business casual" dress code policy, stating that the only dress code at Chili's is that customers have to be dressed, sparking a debate on the different approaches of the two restaurant chains.

Brooks Koepka rushed to comfort a young girl who was hit by a golf cart at the Valspar Championship, and he spoke about the incident after his round, saying the girl was going to be okay.

Detroit launched a "no strings attached" cash aid program for new and expectant mothers, with over 1,000 mothers quickly enrolling, highlighting the demand for such programs to provide economic stability during pregnancy and a child's first year.

Getting the recommended amount of sleep does not always leave people feeling refreshed, as sleep quality is more important than quantity, and factors like alcohol, caffeine, and stress can contribute to poor sleep quality.

The article reports that a 25-year-old Venezuelan migrant, identified as Jose Medina-Medina, is allegedly being questioned by Chicago police in connection with the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Loyola University freshman Sheridan Gorman, who was previously apprehended and released by U.S. Border Patrol under the Biden administration before being arrested for shoplifting in Chicago.

Ethan Hawke shared life-changing advice on unrequited love during a red-carpet interview, stating that the one who is in love always wins and that it is better to feel something than nothing.

Iran is reportedly charging $2 million for tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, a key global shipping choke point, as President Trump warns that the U.S. could target Iranian power plants if the strait is not fully reopened within 48 hours.