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- Three more states ban sugary foods for SNAP purchases
Six states have now requested USDA waivers to bank “junk food” ...[TheTopNews] Read More.19 hours ago - Audiobook sales: $2.2 billion in double-digit growth; 51% of Americans listened
Audiobook sales revenue grew by double digits in 2024. Increase in audiobook sales revenue to $2.22 billion in 2024, 13% over the previous year. Sales increases continue to be driven by digital audiobooks. Click for more research stats from Edison Research on behalf of the Audio Publishers Association. Continue Reading → ...[TheTopNews] Read More.19 hours ago - MSNBC Analyst Says Newsom Has ‘Hard Argument’ In Legal Challenge To Trump’s LA Riot Crackdown
MSNBC analyst and law professor Jessica Levinson predicted California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is going to have a “hard argument” to make in his lawsuit against the Trump administration, objecting to the mobilization of National Guard soldiers to respond to Los Angeles riots. Newsom filed a motion for a temporary restraining order to block the Department of Defense from the deployment of soldiers to deal with immigration protests. The governor has claimed that during a phone call with President Donald Trump, he received no warning about troops being mobilized. Trump has denied this and said he did give Newsom fair warning. The White House defended the mobilization of troops on Wednesday, saying hundreds of illegal migrants had been arrested during the protests, as well as others for assaulting law enforcement officers. The demonstrations are in protest of the Trump administration’s ongoing ICE raids. Mediaite founder and and ABC News… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.19 hours ago - Pete Hegseth’s ‘Next Step Is to Ban Reporters Entirely’ From the Pentagon, Warns Veteran Corre...CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett sat down with veteran CBS Pentagon reporter David Martin this week to discuss to strict limits Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has put on reporters at the Pentagon. Garrett began the discussion on his show, The Takeout, by asking Martin, “What are the changes, and why does it matter to the ability of a day-to-day Pentagon correspondent to do his or her job?” “So I’m off the daily beat, but I was over there this afternoon, and it’s night and day. The rules are now that a reporter can only leave his booth or desk to go visit one of the public affairs officers for the various armed services and departments, and he has to be escorted in order to do that,” Martin replied, adding: There’s an exception for potty breaks, and you get to go to one food court. But basically, reporters… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.19 hours ago
- Brooke Shields Podcast Interview Criticizing Meghan Markle Mysteriously Removed
The actor made the admission while chatting with King Charles’ goddaughter India Hicks during an episode of the latter’s podcast. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.19 hours ago - What are ‘new collar’ jobs?
Consumers can find high-paying jobs without a college degree By Kristen Dalli of ConsumerAffairs June 11, 2025 New collar jobs are those that dont require college degrees, but also dont require manual labor. There are opportunities out there for consumers to find high-paying jobs without a college degree. Resume Genius put together a list of the top 10 highest-paying new collar jobs. Weve all heard of blue collar jobs and white collar jobs, but what about new collar jobs? Popularized by IBM several years ago, the term refers to jobs that dont require traditional four-year degrees, but also dont require physical labor. The result: high-paying jobs for those who may not have graduated from a four-year college. New-collar jobs are jobs that dont rely on physical labor (like many blue-collar jobs), but also dont require a college degree (like the… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.19 hours ago
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