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Foreign Semiconductors to Face Tariff of ‘Approximately 100 Percent’: Trump
The president said U.S. manufacturers will be exempt.
Russia Proposes Summit With Trump as White House Says New Sanctions Still Expected
The U.S. president described the meeting between special envoy Steve Witkoff and Russian President Vladimir Putin as ‘highly productive.’
Suspected Fort Stewart Shooter Identified as US Army Sergeant, Officials Say
Quornelius Radford was identified as a U.S. Army sergeant who allegedly opened fire and injured five soldiers.
Record US Honey Bee Losses and What Mite Be Behind Them
Bee colonies in the United States are being decimated by mites that have developed immunity to a key pesticide.
The Era of Online Age Checks Is Here–How Does It Work?
The UK recently rolled out a comprehensive national age‑verification regime, requiring adults to prove they’re over 18 to access certain content.
Trump Announces Apple’s Additional $100 Billion US Investment Plan
The announcement is part of Apple’s plan to reshore more of its supply chain and business operations.
Day in Photos: Massive Fires in France, Ice Production, and Lightsaber Up for Auction
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
How Clay Clark Helped Small Businesses Survive—and Thrive—During the Pandemic and Beyond
Clark has built several multi-million dollar companies. Now, he’s helping budding entrepreneurs turbocharge their business.
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Social Security Insolvency Projected 6 Months Sooner, Chief Actuary Says
The analysis cites the new law making the 2017 lower tax rates permanent and temporarily expanding deductions for older Americans.
What to Know About India’s Purchases of Russian Oil
India may be forced to choose between the United States and Russia.
Senators Ask Commerce Secretary to Investigate DeepSeek’s Ties to China
DeepSeek may pose a risk to the security of American personal and enterprise data, the senators wrote in a letter.
US Embassy in India Issues Warning on Visa Overstays
Penalties include visa revocation, possible deportation, and ineligibility for future visas, according to the embassy.
Nvidia Defends Chip Integrity Amid China Cybersecurity Probe: ‘No Back Doors, No Kill Switches’
In its probe, China’s cybersecurity regulator referred to recent U.S. legislative proposals calling for advanced chips to include location-tracking features.
Most COVID Lung Abnormalities Heal Over Time—New Guidelines Confirm
After infection, changes in the lungs that resemble scarring often heal on their own.
Hochul Touts Reform of Discovery Laws in NY Criminal Justice System
The New York governor said the changes are a win for survivors and public safety.
US Appeals Court Unanimously Upholds Texas Law Requiring ID to Cast Mail Ballots
‘The ID number requirement is obviously designed to confirm that each mail-in ballot voter is precisely who he claims he is,’ the judge wrote.
‘Murder at Gulls Nest’: A Gripping Mystery With Gothic Flourishes
A nun renounces her vows to discover the fate of a friend and stumbles onto a murder. The mystery will keep readers riveted and guessing throughout.
9 Simple Habits That Keep Your Home Clean
Taking just a few minutes a day to tidy up countertops, rooms, and sinks can make the difference between a messy home and a clean one.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Leave 8 Dead, 32 Sick in 4 States: Officials
Officials in Florida and Louisiana have reported dozens of cases of Vibrio vulnificus so far this year, while Mississippi and Alabama have each had one case.
Texas Governor Orders Arrest of Democratic Lawmakers Who Left State
The Republican House speaker said that he would sign civil arrest warrants to track the lawmakers down amid a fight over redistricting.
Social Security Rolling Out New Change in August, Says Policy Now Optional
The AARP estimated that roughly 3.4 million people would have been forced to go to a Social Security field office.
How Floor Sitting Can Improve Balance, Posture, and Longevity
Americans often overlook floor sitting as an option that is associated with better joint mobility and balance that can reduce fall risk.
Gateway City to the Arctic: Tromso, Amundsen, and the Heroic Age of Exploration
Roald Amundsen’s Arctic base still whispers tales of resilience, risk, and the race to places no one had dared go before.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Leave 8 Dead, 32 Sick in 4 States: Officials
Officials in Florida and Louisiana have reported dozens of cases of Vibrio vulnificus so far this year, while Mississippi and Alabama have each had one case.
Texas Governor Orders Arrest of Democratic Lawmakers Who Left State
The Republican House speaker said that he would sign civil arrest warrants to track the lawmakers down amid a fight over redistricting.
Social Security Rolling Out New Change in August, Says Policy Now Optional
The AARP estimated that roughly 3.4 million people would have been forced to go to a Social Security field office.
California Judge Orders UPS to Pay $1.4 Million Over Hazardous Waste Protocols
Prosecutors said UPS risked contaminating soil and water sources, and introduced hidden hazards to sanitation workers.
Texas Democrats Evacuate Chicago Hotel After Bomb Threat
The lawmakers said they will not be deterred.
European Central Bank Warns of US, Europe Overreliance on China for Critical Supplies
Bank said reliance on China for key raw materials leaves the United States and Europe exposed, urges targeted de‑risking.
Apartment or House? How Extra Costs Stack Up for Renters
A recent Realtor.com report reveals major differences in extra costs between renting a traditional apartment and a single-family home.
Super Bowl Champion Darren Sproles Gets Coaching Gig
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton said Sproles will take an internship with the team next fall.
Mel Gibson’s ‘The Passion of the Christ’ Follow-Up to Be Released in 2 Parts in 2027
‘The Resurrection of the Christ: Part One’ will debut on March 26, 2027, followed by the release of ‘Part Two’ on May 6, 2027.
