Texas Democrats Leave the State to Prevent Redistricting Vote
The exodus could expose the Lone Star State lawmakers to fines, and other penalties—including the possibility of arrest.
FBI Expands Global Operations to Counter CCP With Australia, New Zealand Partnerships
The trip included the opening of a standalone office in Wellington, New Zealand.
White House Officials Say Trump Had ‘Real Concerns’ With Top Labor Official Before Firing Her
Erika McEntarfer, the former commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, responded to her termination in a social media post.
America in Photos: The Funeral of Didarul Islam, Tesla Diner Opening, and Indiana State Fair
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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The Secret Payments That Keep Global Ransomware Attacks Going
‘Ransoms are being paid left, right, and center,’ one tech expert said.
Trump Aide Says India’s Purchase of Russian Oil Is Financing War With Ukraine
‘People will be shocked to learn that India is basically tied with China in purchasing Russian oil,’ the White House official said.
Montana Shooting Suspect Still At Large
The search for former U.S. Army Sergeant and former Montana National Guard Member Michael Paul Brown enters its third day.
How Money Interests Influence the Newsroom: Sharyl Attkisson
Attkisson is a five-time Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist, the host of Full Measure, and the author of ‘The Smear’ and ‘Follow the Science.’
Social Security Rolling Out New Change in August, Says Policy Now Optional
The AARP estimated that roughly 3.4 million people would have been forced to go to a Social Security field office.
Gun Rights Groups File Lawsuit Challenging National Firearms Act
Second Amendment advocates say the reduction of the excise tax from $200 to $0 makes the Depression-era law an unconstitutional registry.
Plunder of Ghana’s Gold by Chinese Criminals Continues, Authorities Say
Africa’s top gold producer is frustrated by the ongoing presence of Chinese nationals mining illegally in West Africa, experts say.
Carney, Trump Likely to Speak in ‘Next Number of Days’: Canadian Trade Minister
While no Canada-U.S. trade deal was reached by the Aug. 1 deadline, Carney said Ottawa will continue to negotiate with the United States on trade.
5 Senate Races to Watch in 2026
While the midterms are still more than a year off, primary season will be on the horizon when lawmakers return from their summer recess.
Sciatica Relief at Home: Simple Exercises to Ease Pain From Back to Feet
Simple, at-home exercises can be performed to promote promote recovery from sciatic pain.
Tariff Rates ‘Pretty Much Set,’ Says US Trade Representative
‘I would say that, in fact, most countries in the world, they just have a tariff assigned to them,’ Greer said.
Senate Breaks for Summer After Failed Negotiations to Confirm Nominees
Republicans are considering pursuing a Senate rule change in order to speed up the confirmation of presidential nominees.
‘How Thoughts Become Things’: More Thoughts on ’The Secret’
Based on the popular New Age philosophy-based book “The Secret,” this follow-up documentary is dedicated to only one aspect of the secret of human existence.
‘The Naked Gun’: A Legacy Sequel Worth Your Time and Money
In his first ever comedic leading role, Liam Neeson holds his own and then some.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
Social Security Says It Won’t Eliminate Paper Checks for Some Beneficiaries
‘Where a beneficiary has no other means to receive payment, we will continue to issue paper checks,’ the agency says.

Trump Hikes Tariffs on Canada to 35 Percent
The White House cited Canada’s ‘failure’ to curb fentanyl trafficking and its continued use of counter-tariffs as reasons for the increase.
Trump Orders Nuclear Submarines Moved After Former Russian President’s Comments
The move was in response to ‘provocative statements’ made by a former Russian president, Trump says.

Beetroot Juice Reduces Blood Pressure in People Over 60
Changes in oral bacteria may help older adults get more heart health benefits from nitrate-rich foods.

The Secret to Ending Political Vitriol Is Found in Hallmark Movies
These predictable films look unrealistic, but their comforting formula is more culturally significant than it seems.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
Social Security Says It Won’t Eliminate Paper Checks for Some Beneficiaries
‘Where a beneficiary has no other means to receive payment, we will continue to issue paper checks,’ the agency says.

Trump Hikes Tariffs on Canada to 35 Percent
The White House cited Canada’s ‘failure’ to curb fentanyl trafficking and its continued use of counter-tariffs as reasons for the increase.
Trump Orders Nuclear Submarines Moved After Former Russian President’s Comments
The move was in response to ‘provocative statements’ made by a former Russian president, Trump says.
Smithsonian Says It Wasn’t Pressured to Remove Trump References From Impeachment Exhibit
‘We were not asked by any Administration or other government official to remove content from the exhibit,’ the Smithsonian said in a statement.

Senate Confirms Brian Burch as US Ambassador to the Holy See
Burch was nominated in December 2024 by President Donald Trump.

Volcano in Russia’s Far East Erupts for First Time in Centuries Following 8.8 Magnitude Earthqake
The eruption was accompanied by a 7.0-magnitude earthquake and prompted a tsunami warning for three areas of Kamchatka.
