Senate Republicans Create ‘Make America Healthy Again’ Caucus As RFK Jr. Continues Capitol Hill Tour
They said the caucus was formed to cultivate partnerships with officials at the local, state, and federal levels who are interested in MAHA initiatives.
Sebastian Gorka: How the Trump Admin Will Tackle Terrorism and National Security Threats
Gorka will serve as Trump’s deputy assistant and senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council.
The Chinese Communist Party Has Infiltrated My Community: New York District Leader
Martha Flores Vazquez says the Chinese regime has infiltrated her community—and she won’t stand for it.
The Dreams of Children: Christmas During the Great Depression
Some children were happy just to have food for Christmas. Others dreamt about items illustrated in the Sears & Roebuck Christmas catalog.
Three Versions of ‘Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas’
The somber show tune performed by Judy Garland morphed into a transcending holiday hit.
What Makes a Work of Literature Universal?
Many have called for the cancelation of the Western literary canon, but this is a bad idea. Here’s why.
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House Rejects Trump-Backed Deal as Shutdown Looms
The new deal was negotiated after Trump opposed a previous bill.
Artemis Accords: What to Know About NASA’s 51-Nation Strong Space Agreement
Neither Russia nor communist China have signed the accords. The United States is the only signatory with human spaceflight capabilities.
US Should Abolish the Debt Ceiling, Trump Says
‘The Democrats have said they want to get rid of it. If they want to get rid of it, I would lead the charge,’ Trump said.
Opinion: CCP's Cultural Genocide Aimed at Falun Gong, Shen Yun: Part 1
Xi convened a secret meeting in 2022 to develop a new strategy to more effectively target Falun Gong worldwide.
Russia Strikes Multiple Sites in Ukraine in Response to Long-Range Missile Attacks
Targets reportedly included a command center operated by the Ukrainian Security Service.
Attacks on Falun Gong Reveal CCP Influence in America
Chinese leader Xi Jinping launched a new strategy to target the spiritual group in the United States.
Georgia Appeals Court Disqualifies Fani Willis From Trump Election Case
‘We conclude that it erred by failing to disqualify DA Willis and her office,’ the state’s court of appeals writes.
Sebastian Gorka: How the Trump Admin Will Tackle Terrorism and National Security Threats
Gorka will serve as Trump’s deputy assistant and senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council.
The Road to Damascus: After Assad, Turkey Braces for Host of Challenges in Syria
Despite its support for the rebels that conquered Damascus, Ankara rejects claims that it seeks domination—military or otherwise—in its war-torn neighbor.
What to Know About a Government Shutdown
Some essential workers are not furloughed and continue with the basic duties of government, such as protecting the homeland.
Aide to California Politician Arrested, Charged With Conspiring With Chinese Spy to Infiltrate US Politics
The man, and a local city council member, were part of a ‘basic team’ dedicated to promote Beijing’s interests in the U.S., a Chinese agent allegedly said.
ICE Deports the Most Illegal Immigrants Since 2015
ICE’s annual report released Dec. 19 showed more than 271,000 deportations in fiscal year 2024.
Texas Governor Announces Ad Campaign in Mexico and Central America Aimed at Deterring Illegal Immigration
The billboard ads will highlight the dangers of making the journey to the U.S. southern border.
Pentagon Puts Number of US Troops in Syria at Around 2,000
There are twice as many American troops in Syria than previously acknowledged, according to the Pentagon.
Underwater Drone Identifies Drag Marks Along Chinese Ship’s Path Over Damaged Baltic Cables
Two underwater telecommunications cables were damaged last month, as the Chinese cargo vessel Yi Peng 3 transited the Baltic Sea.
Neil Cavuto to Leave Fox News After 28 Years
He has been with the network since its inception in 1996.
Immigration Drives US Population Growth to Fastest Rate in Over 20 Years: Census Bureau
Immigration drove U.S. population growth to more than 340 million residents, the Census Bureau reports.
Senators of Both Parties Have Mixed Reactions to RFK Jr.’s Nomination
Republicans and Democrats are concerned about Kennedy’s views on issues including vaccinations, pesticides, and abortion.
Day in Photos: Cyclone Chido, Pelicot Verdict, and Santa Visits Hospital
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Elderberry: The 'Medicine Chest' That Helps Fight Colds and May Aid Chronic Conditions
Used for centuries and referred to as a ‘medicine chest’ by Hippocrates, elderberry can reduce cold and flu duration and may help with chronic disease.
Trump Tariffs Could Slash Deficit by Trillions, With Modest Impact on Inflation, Economic Output : CBO
The nonpartisan agency’s analysis examines three possible scenarios under Trump’s proposed tariffs.
‘O Pioneers!’ Demonstrates That Love Can Abide Despite Loneliness
In Willa Cather’s novel, heroine Alexandra Bergson’s life might seem tragic, but she lives it with calm resignation and abundant love.
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The couple believes physical intimacy isn’t something that should be “shared with just anyone.”
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An anonymous survey of NFL executives, including 17 general managers, reveals their picks for the top awards.
NFL Execs Survey: Josh Allen Is the MVP, Saquon Barkley the Offensive Player of the Year
An anonymous survey of NFL executives, including 17 general managers, reveals their picks for the top awards.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Is Coming to Town as Santa Claus in New Christmas Film
The award-winning actor and former California governor stars alongside Alan Ritchson in the forthcoming holiday film ‘The Man with the Bag.’
Arnold Schwarzenegger Is Coming to Town as Santa Claus in New Christmas Film
The award-winning actor and former California governor stars alongside Alan Ritchson in the forthcoming holiday film ‘The Man with the Bag.’
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Antipsychotics Worsen Behavior in Nursing Home Residents, Especially Those With Dementia: Study
Up to 26 percent of nursing home residents in North America are prescribed antipsychotics, but recent research finds these drugs often add fuel to the fire.
Antipsychotics Worsen Behavior in Nursing Home Residents, Especially Those With Dementia: Study
Up to 26 percent of nursing home residents in North America are prescribed antipsychotics, but recent research finds these drugs often add fuel to the fire.
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How a Small Town Saved Christmas in America
The season wouldn’t be the same without Shiny Brite glass bulbs.
This Condiment Is the Only Sauce You'll Need to Hack the Holidays
Toum is a dip typically made with garlic, oil, salt, and lemon, processed or pummeled until it transforms into a smooth, white paste.
The Effervescent Joy of Dog Sledding
It’s hard to imagine a jollier scenario (barring Santa’s own globe-trotting tour) than taking to the trails with high-spirited Alaskan sled dogs.
A Man Full of Trouble, Philly’s Oldest Surviving Revolutionary-Era Bar, Is Open for the First Time in Decades
Colonial Philly was bursting with bars but only A Man Full of Trouble survives to this day.
Christmas Caroling With the Von Trapps in Vermont Evokes ‘Sound of Music’ Nostalgia
The famed Austrian family brought to the U.S. their love of the mountains, beer, and holiday cheer.
The Effervescent Joy of Dog Sledding
It’s hard to imagine a jollier scenario (barring Santa’s own globe-trotting tour) than taking to the trails with high-spirited Alaskan sled dogs.
Ex Libris: The Wright Brothers
In this latest installment in our ‘Ex Libris’ series, we look at a library and a book that impacted the two men who would give wings to the world.
‘Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella’ Thrills Young Audiences
The timeless fairy tale is brought to life in Marriott Theatre’s end-of-year production of ‘Cinderella.’
The Surprising Odyssey of ‘The Christmas Song’
A hot summer day helps create an enduring Christmas classic.
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