News for November 21, 2025

Dan Farah’s new documentary “The Age of Disclosure” argues the U.S. has hidden what it knows about UAPs and aliens, and it is pushing viewers to demand answers.

A federal judge temporarily blocked the IRS from sharing taxpayer information with ICE, ruling that the policy was likely unlawful.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy backed a new female crash test dummy that could improve federal vehicle safety testing for women.

New York Times Cooking shares a quick cranberry chutney recipe that is bright, sweet, and ready in about 25 minutes.

The New York Times Cooking shared a skillet caramel-apple crisp recipe that uses caramel in the filling and as extra sauce on top.

This recipe shows how to make a simple fall salad with apples, cheddar, and crispy sage, with a honey-lemon dressing.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he ordered the CDC to change its vaccine and autism guidance, drawing sharp criticism and deepening a dispute over public health policy.

Trump is pointing to a drop in SNAP enrollment as proof the economy is improving, but the article says the decline may reflect policy changes and other factors more than real gains for low-income Americans.

Big Tech helped lift U.S. stocks back up on Friday, but the market still ended a choppy week lower amid mixed signals about jobs, inflation, and interest rates.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy launched a civility campaign for air travelers, but experts doubt it will change behavior.

A new play called “Kramer/Fauci” will explore the tense but important relationship between Larry Kramer and Dr. Anthony Fauci during the AIDS crisis.

Volkswagen restored a vintage blue VW bus that became a symbol of resilience after surviving a California wildfire, and Megan Krystle Weinraub saw it returned in like-new condition.