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    White House drops CNN from Air Force One press pool travel▼Press pool dispute escalates as White House cuts CNN from Air Force One travel✉newsLifeTravel9 min ago

    The White House has removed CNN from the press pool traveling on Air Force One, escalating an ongoing dispute between the administration and the press corps over access to the president. The move, reported by NPR, marks a significant step in the growing conflict over which news organizations get to cover presidential travel, raising concerns among journalism groups about press freedom and equal access.

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    Stocks Climb Back To Par●Stocks Climb Back To Par https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/stocks-climb-back-to-par-598f973c?mod=rss_markets_main # MarMmastodonBusinessMarkets31 h ago

    The Wall Street Journal reports that stocks have climbed back to par, meaning major market indexes have recovered to previous levels after earlier losses. Investors are watching whether equities can hold onto these gains, with market participants weighing the recovery as a sign of renewed confidence in the market's direction.

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    Mystery Man Reported Shadowing Kimberly Guilfoyle Across Europe●The Mystery Man Shadowing Kimberly Guilfoyle as She Pushes Deals Across Europe✉newsBusinessMarkets1 h ago

    The Wall Street Journal reports that Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former Fox News host and Trump ally now serving as US ambassador to Greece, is being accompanied by an unidentified man as she pursues business and investment deals across Europe. The report raises questions about the figure's role and the nature of the dealings Guilfoyle is promoting during her travels through the continent.

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    Coastal storm floods Long Neck neighborhood●Long Neck neighborhood flooded by coastal storm✉newsEnvironmentWeather3 h ago

    A coastal storm has flooded a neighborhood in Long Neck, Delaware, with the local paper, The News Journal, reporting water inundating streets and homes in the community. Residents in the low-lying area near Rehoboth Bay are dealing with the aftermath as floodwaters recede. The extent of damage and whether anyone was displaced has not yet been detailed.