Two missiles were fired at a vessel off the southeast coast of the Yemeni city of Aden on Thursday‚ causing a fire onboard‚ Britain's maritime agencies said‚ as Houthis keep up attacks on shipping to show support for the Palestinians in the Gaza war.

During a fundraiser for his reelection campaign Wednesday night‚ President Joe Biden called Russian President Vladimir Putin a "crazy SOB" and took aim at former President Donald Trump's comments comparing himself to the Russian opposition leader who died last week.

Smartwatches and rings that claim to measure blood sugar levels for medical purposes without piercing the skin could be dangerous and should be avoided‚ the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned Wednesday. The caution applies to any watch or ring‚ regardless of brand‚...

The head of a prominent group of American Christian media broadcasters on Wednesday urged members in the association to cease using the term "West Bank" when reporting about Israel's biblical heartland.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said Thursday credit card companies' interest on loans was at an all-time high‚ costing customers about $25 billion extra each year.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said former President Donald Trump should not play "identity politics" when choosing his 2024 running mate and said he's concerned about the people Trump would surround himself with if he returns to the White House.

A spacecraft built and flown by Houston-based company Intuitive Machines sailed around the moon Thursday headed for an attempt at the first U.S. touchdown on the lunar surface in more than half a century and the first ever entirely by the private sector.

The Justice Department on Thursday named its first official focused on artificial intelligence as the department grapples with the potentially transformative affects of AI on federal law enforcement and the criminal justice system.

Attorneys prepared to make opening statements Thursday at the first trial related to the fatal shooting of a cinematographer by actor Alec Baldwin during a rehearsal for the Western film "Rust."

In a bizarre twist of political theater‚ Senate leaders Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer have joined forces under the banner of “MUGA” (Make Ukraine Great Again)‚ ostensibly to combat the rising influence of MAGA (Make America Great Again). Amidst efforts to push through yet another hefty aid package‚ this time a whopping $95 billion for Ukraine while allocating a grand total of $0 for addressing domestic border issues‚ McConnell and Schumer unveiled their newfound unity in a move that left many scratching their heads. “As the MAGA movement threatens to upend the political establishment‚ it’s imperative that we unite under the MUGA banner to defend our interests abroad‚” declared McConnell‚ donning a conspicuous blue hat adorned with the MUGA logo. “We must prioritize the needs of Ukraine over those of our own citizens to maintain our standing on the global stage.” Schumer echoed McConnell’s sentiments‚ emphasizing the importance of bipartisanship in the face of the MAGA insurgency. “By banding together under the MUGA banner‚ we send a clear message to the MAGA deplorables that their divisive agenda will not divide us‚” he proclaimed‚ adjusting his own MUGA hat. They had considered making it MALA (Make America Last Again) but thought that would be too blatant. As part of the MUGA initiative‚ McConnell has proposed implementing a mandatory dress code for MUGA senators‚ insisting that they wear their blue hats at all times during official Senate proceedings. “We want voters to easily identify which senators are committed to the MUGA cause‚” explained McConnell‚ as he distributed hats to his colleagues on the Senate floor. Political pundits have characterized the MUGA alliance as a desperate attempt to cling to power at the expense of addressing pressing domestic issues. “This is our generation’s Waterloo moment‚” remarked one analyst. “The MUGA senators are scrambling to maintain their grip on power‚ even if it means neglecting the needs of their own constituents.” Critics have lambasted the MUGA initiative as a thinly veiled effort to prioritize foreign interests over those of the American people. “It’s absurd that McConnell and Schumer are more concerned with bolstering Ukraine than securing our own borders and addressing domestic crises‚” remarked one detractor. As McConnell and Schumer forge ahead with their MUGA alliance‚ the American public can only watch with a mixture of bemusement and bewilderment as the political landscape descends further into absurdity. Whether MUGA or MAGA ultimately prevails remains to be seen‚ but one thing is certain: politics has never been more surreal. Other MUGA Senators include: Sen. John Boozman (Ark.) Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (W.Va.) Sen. Bill Cassidy (La.) Sen. Susan Collins (Maine) Sen. John Cornyn (Texas) Sen. Kevin Cramer (N.D.) Sen. Mike Crapo (Idaho) Sen. Joni Ernst (Iowa) Sen. Chuck Grassley (Iowa) Sen. John Hoeven (N.D.) Sen. John Kennedy (La.) Sen. Mitch McConnell (Ky.) Sen. Jerry Moran (Kan.) Sen. Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) Sen. James Risch (Idaho) Sen. Mitt Romney (Utah) Sen. Mike Rounds (S.D.) Sen. Dan Sullivan (Alaska) Sen. John Thune (S.D.) Sen. Thom Tillis (N.C.) Sen. Roger Wicker (Miss.) Sen. Todd Young (Ind.) The post BREAKING: McConnell and Schumer unite under MUGA (Make Ukraine Great Again) banner to combat MAGA appeared first on Genesius Times.