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A former NASA administrator turned United Launch Alliance lobbyist endorses a Senate proposal to cap NASA launch funding at 50% per provider, aiming to boost competition among US launch firms, but critics say it could block SpaceX missions and favor incumbents in the evolving space industry.
As Trump heads to the State of the Union, voters show waning trust in his handling of the economy despite boasting about the stock market, while Zelenskyy grows frustrated by stalled peace talks in year five of the Russia-Ukraine war; the piece also highlights Stephen Miller’s expanding remit in the White House.
SportsLine's projection model simulated the 2026 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 10,000 times to generate a surprising leaderboard: Scottie Scheffler is the +300 favorite, Rory McIlroy returns as the defending champion at Pebble Beach (+1400), with Si Woo Kim, Tommy Fleetwood and Xander Schauffele also among the +2500 contenders. The model even suggests Chris Gotterup won’t crack the top 10, while Kim is projected to finish in the top two. It also highlights four players at +3000+ as top-10 threats, including a sleeper at +5000. For the full predictions and official picks, join SportsLine.
As life expectancy rises, Frank Tallis argues that midlife should be seen as a hinge toward mental growth: accept aging, listen to the unconscious for revelatory moments, resist outsourcing inner work to AI and constant distraction, and cultivate mindfulness, new experiences, and human connection to harmonize the outer self with deeper meaning.
Ultra-wealthy families increasingly bring millennial and Gen Z heirs into private investment firms, but pay is often contested—heirs may be underpaid due to loyalty or in some cases overpaid and stuck with golden handcuffs. Experts urge formal compensation structures, clearly defined roles, and written plans or committees to prevent resentment and disputes as family offices expand into more active investing.
President Donald Trump said he may impose tariffs on countries that don’t back the United States’ bid to control Greenland, offering few details on how any penalties would work.
Chicago erased a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat Green Bay 31-27 in the NFC Wild Card, ending the Packers’ season after Green Bay led 21-3 at halftime. Bears QB Caleb Williams led late drives and threw the deciding 25-yard TD to DJ Moore; Packers rookie Matthew Golden scored his first NFL touchdown, and Romeo Doubs piled up 124 receiving yards with a crucial second-quarter TD. Packers kicker Brandon McManus missed a 54-yard field goal at halftime, an extra point, and a 44-yard attempt in the fourth, contributing to the collapse and sealing Green Bay's exit as Chicago advanced.