Staff Sgt. Benjamin N. Pennington, 26, of Glendale, Kentucky — the first Kentuckian killed in the U.S.-Iran conflict — was laid to rest Friday at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery in Radcliff. A community, a state, and a nation mourn.
Three weeks into the U.S.-Israel war on Iran, Americans are feeling it at the pump and in the grocery store. Here’s what’s happening and what’s coming next.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said Jesus Christ has no advantage over Genghis Khan. Christians worldwide are asking — is this a leader walking in faith, or one who has traded the Kingdom of God for the kingdom of power?
Corporate media won’t say it plainly: the U.S.-Israel war on Iran is about controlling the world’s oil trade — and starving China and the Global South of energy. Independent economists and investigative journalists break down the real agenda behind the conflict, and why 45 million people are going hungry because of it.
Compass Pathways just hit a second consecutive Phase 3 win for its synthetic psilocybin drug COMP360. An FDA application is now locked in for Q4 2026 — and treatment-resistant depression may never be the same.
Brain rot is not just a meme — it’s a psychological crisis backed by science. Here’s what dopamine addiction, screen overconsumption, and algorithm engineering are actually doing to your mind in 2026.
Tate Inc. has officially acquired the massive 211-acre former R.R. Donnelley facility in Glasgow, KY, launching the largest economic development project in Barren County in nearly two decades — and hiring has already begun.
Campbellsville’s own Kennedy Deener — a Taylor County High School freshman — wins the 2026 Gatorade Kentucky Girls Basketball Player of the Year award, then backs it up with a clutch 19-point Sweet 16 quarterfinal performance at Rupp Arena.
Former U.S. Army Defense Intelligence Agency analyst Harrison Mann is calling a potential Iran ground invasion a suicide mission — and mainstream media is burying the story. As a veteran, TEG Report is bringing you what they don’t want you to see.
New research reveals how AI chatbots are quietly rewiring human cognition — and how AI romance apps are converting loneliness into a billion-dollar dependency loop. Here’s what the 2026 science says.