Israel Calls Up Tens of Thousands of Reservists Ahead of Gaza Operation’s Next Phase
The move comes a day after Arab mediators said Hamas had agreed to cease-fire terms but that they were still waiting on an answer from Jerusalem.
Path of Potential Storm Behind Hurricane Erin Shifts to the North
Tropical storm warnings were issued for Virginia and North Carolina due to Hurricane Erin.
Rubio Leading Effort on Ukraine Security Guarantees, US Envoy Says
Gen. Keith Kellogg says Marco Rubio is assembling options for Trump and allied leaders as part of a peace push, while Russia warns Moscow must not be sidelined.
Day in Photos: Brushfire in Florida, Bus Crash in Afghanistan, and Sail-In Parade
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
In-Depth
How Managers Are Using AI to Hire and Fire People
An analysis showed that more than one in five managers who responded frequently let AI make final decisions without any human input.
Trump Criticizes Court Decision to Block Major Arizona Copper Mine Land Transfer
The land transfer for the mining project was originally approved by Congress and signed off on by President Barack Obama in 2014.
Minnesota Sues TikTok Over ‘Addictive’ Algorithms Targeting Young Users
The Minnesota lawsuit adds to a series of cases brought by both Democratic- and Republican-led states against the popular platform.
I Met the Syrian President, and Here’s What I Learned | Rabbi Abraham Cooper
Rabbi Abraham Cooper shares what he learned about the current leader and whether he believes a peace between Syria and Israel is possible in the near future.
Venezuela’s Maduro Mobilizes 4.5 Million Militia Members
The U.S. Department of Justice recently doubled its reward for information leading to the arrest of Venezuela’s president.
United, Delta Sued for Allegedly Selling ‘Windowless’ Window Seats
The airlines are accused of misrepresenting window seats in their seat maps shown on both their websites and mobile apps.
US Adds Steel, Copper, Lithium to High-Priority List Under Uyghur Forced Labor Law
There are 144 entities on the UFLPA Entity List that have been accused of using the forced labor of Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in Xinjiang, DHS said.
State Department Suspends Visa Processing in Zimbabwe, US Embassy Says
The department said the pause applied to all visa services except most diplomatic and official visas.
California Republicans File Suit to Block Democrats’ Redistricting Plan
Citing the state constitution, the plaintiffs asked the California Supreme Court to act by Aug. 20 to either rule on the case or bar any action for 30 days.
Scientists Accidentally Discover Laser-Free LASIK Alternative
A chance discovery could reshape how millions improve their eyesight.
Trump Calls for Fed Governor Lisa Cook’s Resignation Over Mortgage Fraud Allegations
Federal housing finance regulator Bill Pulte accused Cook of mortgage fraud.
Texas Legislature to Vote on New Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
In response to Texas’s redistricting, California has announced it will also redraw its congressional map.
Going Out Too Expensive? Here’s How to Have a Memorable Date at Home
In a world of inflation and distractions, the most romantic thing you can do might be simply lighting a candle and turning off your phone.
Checkmate: Capturing the Tale of the Lewis Chessmen
The potential discovery of a long-lost piece from the famous set of Lewis Chessmen was made in 2019.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
FDA Advises Americans Against ‘Mousse’ Sunscreens, Warns 5 Manufacturers
Sunscreen is not authorized to be marketed in a mousse form under the FD&C Act, said the agency.
6 Takeaways From Trump’s Meetings With Zelenskyy, European Leaders
Security guarantees, land swaps, and next meetings were discussed at a gathering of European leaders at the White House.
Trump Envoy Says Putin Agreed to US, Europe Offering NATO-Style Security Assurances for Ukraine
Witkoff said it ‘was the first time we had ever heard the Russians agree to that.’
Not All Proteins Are Equal–How to Maximize Your Protein Quality
A new scientific method for measuring the amino acid value of your foods can make smarter choices for your long-term health.
A Place to Belong: The Art of Making a House Into a Refuge
A home doesn’t just keep the rain out—it offers peace, quiet, beauty, connection, and belonging.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
FDA Advises Americans Against ‘Mousse’ Sunscreens, Warns 5 Manufacturers
Sunscreen is not authorized to be marketed in a mousse form under the FD&C Act, said the agency.
6 Takeaways From Trump’s Meetings With Zelenskyy, European Leaders
Security guarantees, land swaps, and next meetings were discussed at a gathering of European leaders at the White House.
Trump Envoy Says Putin Agreed to US, Europe Offering NATO-Style Security Assurances for Ukraine
Witkoff said it ‘was the first time we had ever heard the Russians agree to that.’
California Resident Infected With Plague After Camping in Lake Tahoe
Health officials say an infected flea might have bitten the camper. The last reported case of human plague in El Dorado County was in 2020.
Trump Admin Imposes New Sanctions on ICC Judges
The International Criminal Court targeted ‘nationals of the United States or Israel, without the consent of either nation,’ Secretary of State Marco Rubio said.
COVID-19 May Increase Aging of Blood Vessels Among Women: Study
Researchers found that women infected with COVID-19 were more likely to have stiffer, or aged, blood vessels.
Federal Reserve Says Clarity on Tariffs Will ‘Take Some Time’
The board minutes highlighted that ‘uncertainty remained about the timing, magnitude, and persistence of the effects’ of this year’s increase in duties.
Rookie Isaac TeSlaa Stands Out in Lions Camp
Detroit’s third-round pick in the 2025 Draft, a Michigan native who grew up a fan of the Lions, has impressed at camp and in the preaseason.
Duffer Brothers, Creators of ‘Stranger Things,’ Sign Exclusive Deal With Paramount
Matt and Ross Duffer will join Paramount once they conclude their current agreement with Netflix in 2026.
