Trump to Inherit Years of Steep Inflation: 4 Things to Know
The incoming administration is faced with consumers who are struggling with high debt, high interest rates, and wages that haven’t kept up with inflation.
How to Protect Civil Rights in Schools Without a Department of Education: Fmr. Assistant Sec. Kenneth L. Marcus
“I think the question is how the American people can best be served,” said Kenneth L. Marcus.
Joseph Pulitzer, a British Editor, and the First Crossword Puzzle
In ‘This Week in History,’ a struggling newspaper became the nation’s largest and gave the world its first crossword puzzle.
‘Truths’: Vivek Ramaswamy’s Take on the Future of American Politics
The author discusses how to heal the political division in America, chiefly, by looking at pressing issues honestly.
A Tale of Two Eulogies: George Washington’s and Our Own
How we’re remembered comes down to more than words on a page.
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White House Outlines Biden’s To-Do List for Final Weeks in Office
The president’s priorities include expanding clemency, providing student debt relief, and allocating remaining funds from his signature law.
Schumer Calls on Feds to Deploy Declassified Technology That Can Identify Drones
‘New Yorkers have tremendous questions about it. We are going to get the answers for them,’ Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said.
Federal Officials Will Deploy High-Tech System to New York After Drones Shut Down Airport, Governor Says
‘I am grateful for the support, but we need more,’ New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said regarding the rash of recent drone swarm sightings.
US Needs to Go on Cyber Offense, Says Waltz
The United States need to impose real costs on foreign bad actors, said Rep. Mike Waltz, the incoming national security adviser.
Biden Tells Democrats to ‘Get Up’ Quickly After Election Loss
President Joe Biden says at the DNC’s holiday party he and Vice President Kamala Harris are not going anywhere.
New CDC, FDA, and NIH Nominees–Where Do They Stand on Key Health Issues?
With American’s trust in its health agencies hovering low, their newly nominated leaders have a large task before them.
New Mass Shooting Threats Made Against US Arts Group Shen Yun
The performing arts group with a mission of presenting authentic Chinese culture was targeted with a series of similar, false threats earlier this year.
Conservative Artists See Doors Opening With Trump’s Electoral Victory
In a creative world dominated by political correctness, two painters, a poet, and a standup comedian share their experiences.
Autonomous AI Poses Existential Threat—And It’s Almost Here: Former Google CEO
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said that there could come a time to consider ‘unplugging’ such systems.
New Vehicle Prices Jump in November: Kelley Blue Book
Electric car prices dropped in contrast with other vehicles as incentives piled up to ‘the highest level since the pandemic.’
Post-US Election, CCP Intensifies Campaign Against Falun Gong in United States
China’s Minister of Public Security hosted a secret video conference instructing US-based CCP agents to drive a wedge between Falun Gong and the US government.
2 Men Arrested After Drone Operates ‘Dangerously Close’ to Boston’s Airport, Police Say
A third man fled the scene in a ’small vessel,' authorities said.
Federal Appeals Court Judge Rescinds Retirement
U.S. Circuit Judge James Wynn is the third judge to do so since the November election.
Stress Has 3 Stages–Here’s How to Conquer Each of Them
There are three distinct stages to how a person deals with stress. Learn how to recognize the mind and body signs of each stage.
Feds Have Limited Authority to Shoot Down Drones Seen Over New Jersey, Mayorkas Says
The Homeland Security secretary gave an extensive interview on Sunday about the rash of recent sightings.
Infertility: 5 Main Causes and 5 Natural Approaches
Affecting about 15 percent of U.S. couples, infertility is a complex condition with many possible causative factors—and rates appear to be on the rise.
Realtor Association Reveals Top 10 Hottest US Housing Markets for 2025
Mortgage rates at 6 percent are expected to be the ‘new normal’ next year.
Family Members Say Wards of the State Lost Rights and Assets Under Guardianship
Probate Court judges and the guardians they appoint have wide-ranging authority over a ward’s life and can even ignore a ward’s advance directives.
US Indo-Pacific Air Bases Vulnerable to Chinese Missile Attacks: Report
Chinese missiles can delay U.S. responses if a conflict breaks out in the region, the report said.
Boeing’s Failed Plea Deal: What Happens Next
‘A weak plea deal will do nothing to effectuate major change within the company,’ Applebaum said.
This Italian Chef Bakes 20 Different Kinds of Cookies Every Christmas. She Revealed Her Secrets for Success
“Ciao Italia” host Mary Ann Esposito shares essential tips and three family favorites from her recipe box.
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Cutting the Budget
In an effort to change the objective of a bureaucracy, you need to establish goals and rewards for success in achieving those goals.
There Was a Time
Someday, maybe, God will decide we’ve suffered enough, and ... then we will return.
The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
A History of the American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
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Jaguars Tight End Is the Latest Casualty in Team’s Injury-Riddled Season
Evan Engram, whose shoulder injury has ended his season, joins a slew of offensive players whom Jacksonville has lost.
Jaguars Tight End Is the Latest Casualty in Team’s Injury-Riddled Season
Evan Engram, whose shoulder injury has ended his season, joins a slew of offensive players whom Jacksonville has lost.
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This Holiday Season, Nurture Relationships for Better Health and Lasting Happiness
There are physical and emotional benefits to sharing holidays in a community, and experts offer strategies on how you can and should take the initiative.
This Holiday Season, Nurture Relationships for Better Health and Lasting Happiness
There are physical and emotional benefits to sharing holidays in a community, and experts offer strategies on how you can and should take the initiative.
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‘Samurai Rebellion’: Duty, Love, and Defiance in Feudal Japan
Renowned Japanese director Masaki Kobayashi dives deep into themes of loyalty, duty, and defiance.
Edward Flanagan: Founder of Boys Town
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young parish priest who helped homeless boys in Omaha, Nebraska and built a town of his own to do so.
‘With a Song in My Heart’: Jane Froman’s Heroic Comeback
Susan Hayward draws from personal experience to bring a courageous singer to the silver screen.
‘Samurai Rebellion’: Duty, Love, and Defiance in Feudal Japan
Renowned Japanese director Masaki Kobayashi dives deep into themes of loyalty, duty, and defiance.
Cuccidati (Sicilian Fig Cookies)
These festive cookies are always part of Mary Ann Esposito’s Italian Christmas cookie tray.
Hurkle-Durkling: The Latest Travel Trend and Where to Do It
The first of our 12 days of travel trends for 2025.
Packing Gifts for Those on the Go
We live out of our suitcase while on the go, so using the best equipment will make travel easier.
Hurkle-Durkling: The Latest Travel Trend and Where to Do It
The first of our 12 days of travel trends for 2025.
How Wilma Rudolph Surmounted the Considerable Odds Against Her
Thirty years after her death, the track and field star’s legacy still stands out as a symbol of inspiration.
Ex Libris: James Madison
In this latest installment in our ‘Ex Libris’ series, we look at the books and writers who influenced the father of the Constitution.
How Imperialist Thought Corrupted the CIA’s Original Mission
In ‘The CIA: An Imperial History,’ Hugh Wilford identifies how the agency attained an imperialist posture despite America’s post-WWII anti-imperialism.
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