Trump Says He Has Ideas on Iran, but No Commitment to US Military Action Yet
The president said his patience with the Iranian regime has already run out and the opportunity for a fair deal has passed.
Collecting the Nation’s Cowboy and Western Heritage Art
The Prix de West Purchase Award will be announced at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum on June 21, 2025.
LilyLouTay: The Southern Star Cooking Up Love, Laughter, and Biscuits
When a love story unfolds over lunch and a biscuit makes you cry, you know you’ve found Hannah Taylor.
The Slave-Turned-Spy Who Infiltrated the Confederate White House
Thanks to her intelligence, ingenuity, and connections to the Van Lew family, Mary Jane Richards stood up for the abolitionist cause as a spy.
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5 Takeaways From Supreme Court Decision on ‘Gender-Affirming Care’
The court’s 6–3 ruling means other states that have passed or considered laws similar to Tennessee’s will likely survive legal challenges.
US Resumes Student Visas With Stricter Social Media Vetting
The State Department temporarily paused student visa interviews late last month as it considered adding social media vetting to the application process.
Trump Says Tucker Carlson Apologized as Republican Debate Over Israel–Iran War Continues
Republicans have been sharply divided over whether or not to intervene in the ongoing Israel-Iran war.
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US Ambassador Sends ‘Urgent Notice’ to Americans in Israel
The U.S. Embassy is attempting to evacuate US citizens from the country, says Ambassador Mike Huckabee.
Judge Denies Watchdog’s Request for Injunction in DOGE Lawsuit
The lawsuit challenges the Trump administration’s claim that DOGE records are shielded by the Presidential Records Act.
Day in Photos: New Flagpole, Protests in Argentina, and Royal Highland Show
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
What to Know About the Minnesota Shooting Suspect
The man accused of killing a lawmaker and her spouse had given sermons about valuing human life. Motives for his alleged crime spree are being probed.
The Science on Autism and Vaccines Is Not Settled: What Studies Are Missing
For too long we’ve been told that, without doubt, childhood vaccines are safe—but in reality—we do not know.
North Korea Sending 6,000 Army Personnel to Russia, Kremlin Says
Sending North Korean soldiers to other countries violates existing U.N. resolutions.
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Unraveling the CCP’s Playbook for Transnational Repression in America
The Chinese regime is engaged in a long-term campaign to target the spiritual group Falun Gong in the United States.
US Home Down Payments Fall for First Time in 2 Years
Sellers are now willing to accept lower down payments in a bid to offload their homes.
Federal Judge Blocks HHS From Terminating Health Funding for 4 Municipalities
The Department of Health and Human Services had argued that it terminated the funding because the pandemic is already over.
Rejecting Chinese From Security Jobs Not Racist, UK Tribunal Rules
The ruling comes after a Chinese scientist, Tianlin Xu, accused a British artificial intelligence company, Binary AI, of racism, after she was not hired.
Karen Read’s 2nd Trial Ends With Not Guilty Verdict on Murder Charge
The verdict in the highly watched case was handed down almost a year after a mistrial.
Federal Reserve Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged, Signals 2 Cuts This year
The U.S. central bank says the U.S. economy remains solid but the outlook has ‘diminished.’
Elon Musk’s X Sues New York Over Content-Moderation Law
The social media company called the New York law a ‘carbon copy’ of a California law it previously challenged.
Zero Illegal Immigrants Released Into US in May: CBP
Total nationwide encounters by Customs and Border Protection has hit the second-lowest average daily number in history.
Interior Department Proposes Opening Up 82 Percent of Alaskan Petroleum Reserve
The move will create more jobs and help reduce the country’s dependence on foreign oil, an official said.
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