FBI, DHS Say ‘No Evidence’ New Jersey Drones Pose National Security Threat
The two agencies said some of the drone sightings are actually manned vehicles.
‘Universities Have Lost Their Way’: Ralston College President Stephen Blackwood
Universities today are increasingly plagued by ideological nihilism, bloated costs, and the growing infantilization of students, he says.
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.
‘Carry-On’: It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like ‘Die Hard’
On Christmas Eve, in Los Angeles, an unlikely hero needs to thwart a terrorist attack.
International Finalists’ Artworks Promote Realistic Art
The finalists’ of the 17th International Art Renewal Center Salon Competition are in.
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UnitedHealth CEO Reacts to Thompson’s Death, Acknowledges ‘Flawed’ US Health Care
The killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has drawn an emotional tribute from the group’s chief executive.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Hospitalized After Injury, Spokesman Says
The longtime Democratic congresswoman is currently visiting Luxembourg.
In a Switch From His 1st Term, Trump Says He Wants Filibuster to Stay
Meant to encourage compromise in the Senate, the filibuster requires most legislation to pass a 60-vote threshold to proceed to a final vote.
House Democrat Caucuses Weigh in on Race for Top Position on Oversight Committee
Reps. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) are vying to lead Democrats on the key panel next term.
New York Pet Stores Sue to Continue Selling Dogs, Cats, and Bunnies
Retailers argue that a new law that will soon ban the sales will strip pet stores of their prime revenue source and generate a black market.
West Point Apologizes, Confirms It Accepted Trump Nominee Pete Hegseth to the Academy
The academy had falsely said that Hegseth did not even apply to the school.
Religion in Schools Makes a Comeback in Some States, Shunned in Others
Bolstered by the 2024 election, proponents of Judeo-Christian context in school curricula expect more movement next year.
Biden Administration Announces Additional $500 Million in Military Assistance to Ukraine
The Biden administration has announced a $500 million military aid package to bolster Ukraine’s defense against ongoing Russian aggression.
New Jersey Governor Requests More Federal Resources for Drone Investigation
The New Jersey State Police have been taking drone reports since November, but information about the aircraft has been sparse.
‘Universities Have Lost Their Way’: Ralston College President Stephen Blackwood
Universities today are increasingly plagued by ideological nihilism, bloated costs, and the growing infantilization of students, he says.
US Signs Updated Science and Technology Pact With China
The renewal of the pact includes updates to protect U.S. intellectual property and no longer covers cooperation on cutting edge research.
In Secret Meeting, Xi Jinping Ordered New Strategy to Attack Falun Gong Globally
U.S. lawmakers have condemned a new transnational repression campaign against Falun Gong that spreads disinformation and co-opts the American legal system.
29 House Republicans Ask Trump to End IRS Direct File via ‘Day-One Executive Order’
The service is set to be expanded to 24 states starting with the 2025 filing season.
Federal Agency Advises Americans to Update Their IPhones, MacBooks After Security Update
Apple rolled out a number of security updates this week.
Security Experts Call for Stronger US Response to Counter China’s Cyber Espionage
‘We’re not on the winning side of the scoreboard here in the telecommunications and cyber espionage battle,’ said cyber expert James Lewis.
Blinken Makes Surprise Visit to Iraq as Questions Surround Post-Assad Syria
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has spoken with Jordanian, Turkish, and Iraqi leaders about preventing a surge in sectarian conflicts and terrorism in Syria.
US Homebuying Demand Surges as Mortgage Rates Decline
New home listings have risen as well, boosting property supply in the market.
US Senator Says He Witnessed Drones Flying Over New Jersey During Police Patrol
‘Sometimes they were solid white light, others flashed of red and green,’ Sen. Andy Kim said.
Teamsters Accuse Costco of Rejecting 98 Percent of Contract Demands
The union threatened that 18,000 employees will be on strike if the issue does not get resolved in time.
Protesters Rally in Belgrade Against Serbian Government
The Balkan nation has been beset by weeks of student protests following a deadly train station disaster last month.
Some Democrats Willing to Partner With Trump and GOP on the Border and Government Efficiency
The Republicans’ slim majorities, especially in the Senate, mean some Democratic support may be necessary to pass key initiatives.
SEC Wants Musk to Pay Money or Face Charges: Lawyer
The agency has also reopened a probe into the Musk-owned Neuralink, according to a letter.
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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In an effort to change the objective of a bureaucracy, you need to establish goals and rewards for success in achieving those goals.
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The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
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Elton John Speaks Out Against the Legalization of Marijuana
The ‘Rocket Man’ singer battled drug and alcohol addiction for 16 years before getting sober in 1990.
Elton John Speaks Out Against the Legalization of Marijuana
The ‘Rocket Man’ singer battled drug and alcohol addiction for 16 years before getting sober in 1990.
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Ancient Wisdom for Liver Health: Habits, Acupressure, and Herbal Teas
Preventative care of the liver is key as we often don’t know it’s not well until disease has progressed to an advanced stage.
Ancient Wisdom for Liver Health: Habits, Acupressure, and Herbal Teas
Preventative care of the liver is key as we often don’t know it’s not well until disease has progressed to an advanced stage.
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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.
Catherine Palace: Russia’s Homage to Great Queens
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a palace honoring the tsarinas of Russia.
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.
California Bans ‘Sell By’ Dates: What You Need to Know About Food Labels
“Sell by” doesn’t indicate when your milk will go bad—it’s to help grocers rotate stock.
Qantas Workers Strike Over Pay Dispute, Sparking Fears of Flight Delays
This comes just days after a flight from Brisbane to Adelaide was forced to make an emergency landing due to concerns about the braking system
Taking the Kids: Holiday Gifts for Your Favorite Travelers
Many gift givers are looking to provide experiences rather than products.
Don’t Become One of Thousands Who Forget About Their Gun in Carry-On Luggage
A gun found in carry-on luggage will result in a hefty fine and disruptions to travel plans.
Qantas Workers Strike Over Pay Dispute, Sparking Fears of Flight Delays
This comes just days after a flight from Brisbane to Adelaide was forced to make an emergency landing due to concerns about the braking system
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.
Jon Shabaglian: From Artist to Psalmist
Singer-songwriter Jon Shabaglian uses his faith and musical gift to unify and improve communities.
Ex Libris: George Washington
In this installment of ‘Ex Libris,’ we explore the books that influenced President Washington the most.
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