Kyiv Mayor Says Ukraine May Have to Temporarily Cede Land to Secure Peace
Heavyweight boxer turned politician Vitali Klitschko made the statement after the Ukrainian capital suffered its worst attack this year.
Traditional Cooking Fats Are Making a Comeback—Here’s How to Cook With Them
From butter to lard to tallow, modern cooks are rediscovering the flavor, nutrition, and health benefits of these old-school fats.
A Triumph in Wood: Sweden’s ‘St. George and the Dragon’
Stockholm Cathedral’s ‘St. George and the Dragon’ oak sculpture depicts the eternal battle of good and evil.
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Prosecutors File Notice to Seek Death Penalty for Luigi Mangione
Attorney General Pam Bondi previously directed federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty for Mangione.
DOGE Says Nearly 11 Million Social Security Records Updated in Major Cleanup
DOGE has been conducting the cleanup operation for several weeks.
Department of Transportation Eases Safety Regulations for Self-Driving Cars
The transportation secretary said slashing red tape would help the United States in the innovation race with China.
US, South Korea Agree to Pursue Trade Deal Ahead of Tariff Deadline
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the high-level meeting was ’very successful.’
▶How America Betrayed Its Children During the Pandemic: David Zweig
David Zweig is the author of ‘An Abundance of Caution: American Schools, the Virus, and a Story of Bad Decisions.’
USDA Withdraws Proposed Rule to Limit Salmonella in Raw Poultry
The withdrawn rule was intended to reduce an estimated 125,000 salmonella infections from chicken and 43,000 from turkey each year.
9 Things to Know About UK Supreme Court Ruling on Sex, Gender
Britain’s highest court has put into question the use of ‘gender recognition certificates,’ which legally recognizes a person’s chosen gender identity.
What to Know About Trump’s Orders to Boost US Fishing Industry
Prior regulations on commercial fishing were detrimental to the industry in U.S. territories like American Samoa, the White House has said.
▶Persecuted in China, Young Shen Yun Artists Find New Meaning on the World Stage
Stories of persecution and resilience behind the performing arts company that’s become a global sensation.
A Peaceful Appeal in China 26 Years Ago Still Echoes Today
A parade and a vigil were held in New York to commemorate a 1999 event known as the April 25 appeal, when about 10,000 people gathered in Beijing.
Beijing’s Cyberattack Allegation Against NSA Adds to Signs of US–China Decoupling: Analysts
After raising tariffs on U.S. products and warning citizens to rethink U.S. travel plans, Beijing accused a U.S. government agency of hacking infrastructure.
Amid Universities Battle, Some in Higher Education See Funding and Academic Freedom Differently
Leaders from Hillsdale College, the University of Austin, and Harvard’s Republicans diverge from a left-leaning culture.
US Warns Foreign Nationals Over Birth Tourism
The State Department states it will deny tourist visas to individuals who travel to the U.S. primarily to give birth and obtain citizenship for their child.
▶Shen Yun Artistry ‘Beautifully Done,’ Says Company President
‘Beautiful’ is what theatergoers say after seeing Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa, California, on April 19.
Day in Photos: VE Day Rehearsal, Candlelight Vigil in India, and NATO Chief Visits Pentagon
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Trump Denies China’s Claim That Talks on Trade Haven’t Happened
‘They had a meeting this morning,’ the president told reporters.
DNC Chair Rebukes Vice Chair David Hogg’s Push to Unseat Incumbent Democrats
A political organization co-founded by Hogg is dedicating $20 million to primary Democratic incumbents.
Trump Orders Agency Heads to Overhaul Probationary Reviews for Federal Workers
The order directs agencies to certify that continuing employment for any probationary employee ‘advances the public interest’ before they can gain tenure.
DNC to Contribute $1 Million to State Parties Every Month
Each state party will receive a baseline of $17,500 a month.
Election Officials Question Agency About Trump’s Overhaul of Election Standards
A federal judge has halted the implementation of a new proof-of-citizenship requirement for voter registrants.
Trump Signs Order to Surge Deep-Sea Mineral Mining
The minerals in certain areas of the Pacific Ocean are valued in the trillions of dollars, according to a recent scientific report.
For This Mother-Daughter Cooking Duo, Home Is Where the Kimchi Is
When Korean American Sarah Ahn set out to document her mother’s recipes, she found the home she'd been missing. Now she’s sharing them with the world.
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