Trump Visits Central Texas, Epicenter of Catastrophic Flood That Killed More Than 120
The president is expected to meet with local officials and families of victims.
The CCP’s Long Arm Targeting a Religious Group in America: Justin Butterfield and Lea Patterson
In recent years, the CCP has been escalating its tactics against targets on American soil.
Jamie Dimon Cautions on US Interest-Rate Hike
While the Trump administration calls for rate cuts, Dimon says that inflationary policies could lead to rate hikes instead.
Fetterman Backs ICE, Calls Abolition Push ‘Outrageous’
Sen. John Fetterman rejects calls to abolish ICE as “outrageous,” drawing rare praise from Republicans and highlighting tensions within the Democratic Party.
In-Depth
Why AI Service Agents Are Frustrating Customers
Businesses say the use of AI customer service agents is increasing efficiency and decreasing costs, but consumers are growing increasingly frustrated.
Mexican President Reacts to US Southern Border Shutting Down Following Screwworm Threat
Border ports will only be reopened if there is ‘additional progress’ in combating these pests in Mexico, said U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins.
Many Older Americans Still Take Daily Aspirin Despite Warnings, Survey Finds
Several years ago, the daily aspirin usage guidelines were changed, with officials saying that the practice can lead to a higher risk of bleeding.
How Shen Yun Is Restoring Culture the CCP Tried to Destroy: Jared Madsen
The Chinese regime has tried painting itself as the face of the “new China.” Yet behind this, the CCP established itself by waging war on true Chinese culture.
In Symbolic Move, PKK Lays Down Arms After Decades-Long Fight Against Turkey
In return for disarmament, the PKK and Turkey’s pro-Kurdish DEM Party expect Ankara to embark on a program of democratic reform.
Ukrainian Security Service Officer Shot Dead in Kyiv Parking Lot
‘A criminal investigation has been opened into the murder of an SBU employee,’ the Security Service of Ukraine said in a statement.
Rubio Says Odds for Trump–Xi Meeting Are High
Top U.S. and Chinese diplomats had their first in-person meeting, which Rubio described as ’very constructive‘ and ’positive.’
IRS Issues Tax Filing Request to Taxpayers Who Filed for Extensions
Those taxpayers have until Oct. 15 to file their taxes, the IRS said Friday.
Border Czar Says US Looking for More Countries to Accept Deportees
‘We’ll find a third, safe nation to send them to, and we’re doing it,’ Tom Homan says.
How to Make Carbs Healthy Again
Experts recommend considering multiple factors when choosing carbs.
OMB Director Questions Powell Over Fed HQ Renovation Spending
The $2.5 billion construction of the central bank’s headquarters has already overrun its budget by $700 million.
Americans Drive More Than Ever—and They’re Paying for It
The average total cost of owning and operating an automobile is more than $12,000.
Wordsworth’s ‘Among All Lovely Things My Love Had Been’
The Romantic poet celebrates how the simple things in life can show true love.
A Path to Healing Forges a Hero
After 9/11, Chris Meek endeavored to perform small acts of kindness. Over time, he’s made a tremendous impact on the lives of others.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Supreme Court Clears Way for Mass Federal Layoffs
The ruling lifts a lower court order halting Trump’s planned firings and restructuring of federal agencies.
Supreme Court Rejects Shielding Identities of Police Attending Jan. 6 Capitol Rally
Courts in Washington state have declined to protect the officers’ identities in ongoing litigation.
FDA Upgrades Recall on More Than 33,000 Bottles of Blood Pressure Drugs Nationwide
The FDA said that a generic version of metoprolol was recalled because it failed to meet the agency’s criteria.
The Popular Drug Millions Are Taking—What You Need to Know About GLP-1
Experts say a comprehensive understanding of popular weight loss drugs can help patients decide whether and how to consider them.
Debunking Common Myths About Maintaining a Home Orchard
The truth about dwarf trees and other common myths about growing fruit trees.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Supreme Court Clears Way for Mass Federal Layoffs
The ruling lifts a lower court order halting Trump’s planned firings and restructuring of federal agencies.
Supreme Court Rejects Shielding Identities of Police Attending Jan. 6 Capitol Rally
Courts in Washington state have declined to protect the officers’ identities in ongoing litigation.
FDA Upgrades Recall on More Than 33,000 Bottles of Blood Pressure Drugs Nationwide
The FDA said that a generic version of metoprolol was recalled because it failed to meet the agency’s criteria.
DOJ Shuts Down Investigation on T-Mobile-UScellular Merger
The decision came two days after T-Mobile said it was ceasing all DEI practices at the company.
Russia Downplays Cooling of Relations With US After Washington Threatens Sanctions
‘I am confident, they see our sincere desire to normalize relations,’ Moscow’s deputy foreign minister said.
US Requests Extradition of Drug Trafficker: Ecuadorian Court of Justice
‘He has been the leader of Los Choneros, one of Ecuador’s most violent drug trafficking and transnational criminal organizations,’ a DOJ statement said.
IEA Says Oil Market Tighter Than It Looks Despite Apparent Oversupply
Fuel production rises as summer travel drives demand across Northern Hemisphere.
Eagles’ Lane Johnson on Entering Year 13: ‘I Still Feel Young at Heart’
The two-time Super Bowl champion said the passion for the game is still there, and discussed how he makes it through the grind of training camp at age 35.
Musician Ed Sheeran Trades Sound Booth for Paintbrush in Support of Music Education
The English singer-songwriter is taking his love for painting to pay it forward with an exhibition in London.
