Israel, Hamas Reach Cease-Fire Deal, Now Awaiting Netanyahu Cabinet Approval
Qatar’s prime minister laid down the general terms of the six-week cease-fire, which includes swapping 33 hostages for an unspecified number of prisoners.
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In this latest chapter in our ‘Ex Libris’ series, we look at the books and authors who helped shape one of the world’s great poets, the Belle of Amherst
‘Somewhere in Montana’: Liberal Versus Conservative: Who Wins?
The film reminds us that America always intended to be a country where people could agree to disagree, extend each other an olive branch, and find peace.
Beat the Winter Blues With Orange Olive Oil Cookies
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Biden Delivers Farewell Address to the Nation
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Judge Orders DOJ to Submit Volume 2 of Jack Smith’s Report Into Trump Probes
Judge Aileen Cannon has directed prosecutors to submit volume two of Jack Smith’s report on President-elect Donald Trump for private court review.
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The Senate has begun the confirmation process for the president-elect’s new administration.
Iowa Governor Announces State DOGE to Cut Government Waste
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds announced the creation of a state DOGE to cut costs, eliminate inefficiencies, and align with federal efforts.
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The FDA has revoked authorization for Red No. 3 over potential health risks based on a comprehensive review of scientific studies.
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The Real Story of Shen Yun and Falun Gong—An Interview With Mr. Li Hongzhi
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Florida Mayor Moved by Beauty of Traditional Chinese Culture in Shen Yun
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Day in Photos: Israel–Hamas Cease-Fire Deal, Volcanic Eruption, and SpaceX Launch
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Speaker Johnson Removes Mike Turner as Chair of House Intel Committee
Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio) has been in Congress since 2003.
A Wildfire Preparedness Guide: Steps to Take Before, During, and After a Fire
The magnitude of California’s fires are bringing to light the importance of preparedness at all levels—from homeowners, to communities, to cities, and states.
Attorney General Nominee Bondi Testifies on Prospect of Jan. 6 Pardons
‘The pardons are at the direction of the president. We will look, and we will advise. I will look at every case on a case-by-case basis,’ Bondi said.
Safety Will Remain Top Priority With Aviation, Says Transportation Secretary Nominee
‘Boeing is a national security issue,’ Sean Duffy said. ‘Boeing is the largest exporter of American product. ... They need tough love.’
Los Angeles County Launches Online Tool for Residents to Check Status of Their Homes
Displaced fire victims searching for answers can look up their home address and view a photo of the damage.
Michigan Governor Warns Tariffs on Mexico and Canada Could Damage US Auto Industry
President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to initiate stiff tariffs on goods coming from Canada and Mexico over illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
Trump Administration Will Work With Indo–Pacific Allies Under Existing Partnership, Says Rep. Waltz
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Treasury Recoups $31 Million in Social Security Payments to Dead People, Calls It ‘Tip of the Iceberg’
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FTC and States Sue John Deere Over Alleged Repair Monopoly
An FTC lawsuit accuses the agriculture machinery giant of illegal repair restrictions that allegedly inflate costs and deny farmers timely equipment fixes.
The Music of Winter Words: Schubert, Schumann, and Strauss
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Settlement Reached Between Des Moines Art Center and Artist Over Sculpture Demolition
Mary Miss will receive $900,000 dollars in exchange for the dismantling of her environmental artwork.
Settlement Reached Between Des Moines Art Center and Artist Over Sculpture Demolition
Mary Miss will receive $900,000 dollars in exchange for the dismantling of her environmental artwork.
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Study Links Social Media Use to Rising Irritability Levels in Adults
Research of more than 42,000 adults shows platform-specific effects on mood.
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Exploring Florida’s Exciting New Cruise Ships Launching in 2025
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The president of the Weston A. Price Foundation shares ancestral advice for the modern kitchen, for real, whole nourishment.
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