Posts by Amelia Frost
Three Airports Plan to Ditch T.S.A. Amid Push for Private Security
Three U.S. airports have become the first to opt in to the Transportation Security Administration’s new private screening model, prompting staunch opposition from the union that represents thousands of T.S.A. workers. The airports — Tampa International Airport, Des Moines International Airport and Charleston International Airport — plan to transition to the new voluntary public-private screening…
Read MoreTrump’s Latest Truth Social Move Is Facing Renewed Scrutiny After a Lawmaker Calls On The SEC To Investigate
Trump Media & Technology Group’s plan to sell institutional investors real-time access to posts on Truth Social has drawn scrutiny, with a member of Congress requesting that securities regulators examine whether the product raises concerns related to market fairness and investor protections. Rep. Ritchie Torres, a Democrat from New York, sent a letter Monday to…
Read MoreTrump’s New Trade Fights (and Deals)
Andrew here. For years, Warren Buffett has warned that the proliferation of nuclear weapons represents “the great problem of mankind.” The news that the U.S. has agreed to a broad nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia is likely to cause consternation in Omaha. It should also prompt the rest of the world to consider the implications.…
Read MoreMarijuanaville Discusses the History of Medical Cannabis in Maine
Maine has one of the longer medical cannabis histories in the country, a story that stretches back decades and that helps explain why the state’s program looks the way it does today. For patients and curious residents alike, knowing how the system developed offers useful context for the choices available now. Marijuanaville, a medical cannabis…
Read MoreThese Petite Dress Pants Hit My 5’2″ Frame Exactly Right Without Any Tailoring
Finding the best petite dress pants can feel like a compromise. Too often, hems drag, rises hit awkwardly, and trousers that look polished online end up throwing off your proportions in real life. A tailor can shorten an inseam, but they can’t fix proportions that are off from the start—and yet so many occasions in…
Read MoreDada Pey’s Guide to Building Wealth Through Property Investment
Real estate has created more everyday millionaires than almost any other asset class, and it’s done so without requiring a finance degree or Wall Street connections. According to Dada Pey, the appeal is straightforward: real estate is a tangible asset that can generate income while you sleep and steadily appreciate over time. Yet beneath that…
Read MoreThe Most Popular Pants in Fall 2026 Won’t Be Brown, Black, or Blue
Yellow pants are the trend everyone will want to follow in the coming months. As summer flies by, the trends that will be big in fall-winter 2026–2027 are gradually being revealed. Some of the trends already known include the ’80s aesthetic, the color aubergine, the scarf worn as a shawl, white tights, and color blocking.…
Read MorePlayStation 6 Release Date Leak: Sony Patent Reveals Crucial Next Gen Hardware Cooling Upgrade
Sony’s next-generation PlayStation 6 could ship with a radically upgraded cooling system, according to a newly published Sony patent that surfaced this week and is already being linked to the PS6 by industry watchers. The patent, spotted online in July and filed by Sony Interactive Entertainment, describes redesigned heat pipes intended to keep a future…
Read MoreSouth Carolina Tattoo Rules Face First Amendment Lawsuit Over Face And Neck Ink Ban
Getting a tattoo above the shoulders is a crime in South Carolina, and a new federal lawsuit argues the state is unconstitutionally restricting artistic expression through its tattoo laws. A New York tattoo company and a Greenville couple filed suit in federal court on Friday challenging two of the state’s restrictions: a criminal ban on…
Read MoreRoger Summit, Who Invented an Early Online Search Service, Dies at 95
In 1966, to pass the time on a long family road trip, Roger Summit pulled out a tape recorder and began dictating some thoughts about an idea he had been kicking around at work. Mr. Summit, a research scientist for Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, described a computer system that would allow users to remotely…
Read MoreAmerica’s Enterprising Spirit Is Booming After Decades-Long Slump
Cassidy Winkler was working as a flight attendant on private jets when inspiration struck. It was the offseason for the professional hockey players she helped ferry around, and things at her job were slow. Eager for a diversion and missing the Pilates she had come to love as a college student, she went searching for…
Read MoreAndy Burnham Has Become The British Labour Leader. He Will Become Prime Minister Next
Andy Burnham was elected as leader of Britain’s Labour Party, taking another step towards becoming prime minister. Burnham was elected at a “special conference” on Friday as the current British prime minister, Keir Starmer, readies to step down next Monday. He warned that his leadership could be the party’s last chance to regain the trust…
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