Chinese Spy Case Sheds Light on State-Level Security Woes, Intelligence Experts Warn
The latest prosecution could be ’the tip of the iceberg' of Beijing’s influence campaign, experts said, calling for more vigilance and resources.
Isaiah Washington Talks About His Latest Role and Future Projects
The actor and director says faith, spirituality, and morality are his ‘recipe for sanity.’
How an Oversized Flag Resulted in the National Anthem
In ‘This Week in History,’ the British leave Washington in flames to take Baltimore, but American soldiers, militiamen, and a really large flag stand firm.
Truth Tellers: Mozart’s Laughter
The composer of such works as ‘The Magic Flute’ and ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ presents, through music, the joy that life brings.
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DHS Secretary Mayorkas Criticizes Texas’s Efforts to Secure the Border
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s office defends the state’s efforts to stop illegal immigration.
Trump Proposes Anti-Censorship Order, Change to 25th Amendment
The former president suggests a change to the U.S. Constitution and a pledge to increase by 10-fold the number government regulations to eliminate.
In Southern Appalachia, Voters Favor Trump but Harris Has Support
‘I think they need to get a good old redneck in the office to run the place,’ says one self-described hillbilly, as many others struggle to afford groceries.
CCP Bans Foreign Adoptions of Chinese Children
Beijing said it ‘will not continue to process cases at any stage,’ other than those covered by a narrow exception.
West Nile Virus: The Most Common Mosquito-Borne Disease—Here Are the Symptoms and Treatments
Primarily transmitted to humans via mosquito bites, most West Nile virus infections are asymptomatic or mild, but some cases can develop into severe illness.
Opposition Leader Leaves Venezuela, Granted Political Asylum by Spain
Edmundo González faces arrest over charges of allegedly forging election documents and attempting to undermine Venezuela’s Electoral Council.
Day in Photos: A Historic Race, Blooming Spring, and Playa Basin
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Manhunt in Kentucky Underway After Shooting Near Interstate 75
The Laurel County Sheriff’s Office identified the person of interest in the shooting as Joseph A. Couch, warning he is ‘considered armed and dangerous.’
Trump, Harris Endorse Tariffs on China, With Differing Approaches
The next administration will be likely pro-tariff. The conversation has shifted from whether tariffs are necessary to how they can best be implemented.
CIA, MI6 Directors Tout Partnership to Counter Russia and China
CIA Director Bill Burns and MI6 Director Richard Moore said the CCP is ’the principal intelligence and geopolitical challenge of the 21st century.’
Thousands Protest in Sao Paulo Against X Ban in Brazil
Brazil’s Supreme Court ordered X’s operations in the country to cease amid an ongoing dispute over the Brazilian government’s content moderation requests.
Spy Case in New York Should Serve as Warning to CCP Agents in US Government: Experts
Civil servants ‘are supposed to help their country, state, and city—not foreign countries,’ says a former Department of Defense official.
US LNG Production Surge Will Double Exports by 2028: EIA
The projected boom in exports comes as Canadian, Mexican, and American projects come online and federal regulators approve first export permit in 7 months.
Colorado’s Aurora Reports Armed Venezuelan Gangs Taking Over Apartment Buildings
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman is seeking a court order to clear the criminal activity before the situation grows much worse.
House GOP Introduces Stopgap Bill to Avert Government Shutdown, Block Noncitizen Voting
House Republicans have introduced a stopgap bill to prevent a government shutdown, but its voter fraud provisions face Democrat opposition.
The Man Who Saved the World From World War III
Lt. Col. Stanislav Yevgrafovich Petrov could have called for nuclear retaliation but didn’t.
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A History of the American Nation
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Don Johnson Says He Lived ‘Below the National Poverty Level’ Before Landing Breakthrough Role on ‘Miami Vice’
The actor played Detective James ‘Sonny’ Crockett in the hit ‘80s NBC crime drama series.
Don Johnson Says He Lived ‘Below the National Poverty Level’ Before Landing Breakthrough Role on ‘Miami Vice’
The actor played Detective James ‘Sonny’ Crockett in the hit ‘80s NBC crime drama series.
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Mental State Linked to Digestive Discomfort, IBD: Expert Tips
Research shows there is a two-way relationship between our gut function and mental states, which play a role in normal functioning and disease.
Mental State Linked to Digestive Discomfort, IBD: Expert Tips
Research shows there is a two-way relationship between our gut function and mental states, which play a role in normal functioning and disease.
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Elfego Baca: Skilled Gunfighter and Brave Lawman
A lawman from an early age, this Hispanic American was never killed or even wounded in shootouts and protected the citizens of the early Southwest.
