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Many Republicans Find Ally in RFK Over Vaccines, but Remain Loyal to Trump
While many Republicans disagree with Trump's stance on COVID-19 vaccines, only some have switched their preference to RFK Jr., a vaccine safety activist.
INFOGRAPHIC: Trump’s Legal Challenges Explained
Former President Donald Trump is battling four criminal indictments and at least 11 consequential lawsuits.
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Many Republicans Find Ally in RFK Over Vaccines, but Remain Loyal to Trump
While many Republicans disagree with Trump's stance on COVID-19 vaccines, only some have switched their preference to RFK Jr., a vaccine safety activist.
INFOGRAPHIC: Trump’s Legal Challenges Explained
Former President Donald Trump is battling four criminal indictments and at least 11 consequential lawsuits.
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Media Matters Sues Texas AG in Maryland Over Investigation of Its Report on Musk's X
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced an investigation into Media Matters for 'potential fraudulent activity' in its recent report.
Missouri Attorney General Opens Investigation Into Media Matters
He cited 'serious allegations that your firm falsely and deceptively manipulated the algorithm on X (formerly known as Twitter).'
Trump Draws a Mega-Sized Crowd in Liberal New Hampshire Seacoast College Town
Presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump was met with pro-Palestinian protesters on the campus of the University of New Hampshire.
Trump Heads for Rally in One of the Bluest Towns in New England
The former president is holding a rally on the University of New Hampshire campus, where students marched in 2016 to protest his election.
Smoking Shrinks the Brain, and Quitting Doesn’t Restore Size: Study
The findings help explain why smokers have a higher risk of developing age-related cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease.
Secondhand Smoke Causes Cancer in Cats
Cats don't leave the house like we do so they're in the smoke filled house all day.
US Space Command Reaches Full Operational Capability
It's the Pentagon’s newest and 11th combat command.
Biden Rejects Trump-Era Plan to Relocate Space Command HQ From Colorado to Alabama
The headquarters of U.S. Space Command will remain in Colorado Springs, Colorado, instead of moving to Huntsville, Alabama.
Death by PowerPoint
It continues to be a real hazard of military—and civilian—life.
Thanks to This Volunteer Organization, Fallen Veterans Are Honored Every Christmas With Wreaths
Volunteers pay tribute to our fallen soliders by laying millions of wreaths at their final resting places.
The CCP’s Diplomacy in 2023 Characterized by Setbacks, Containment, Expert Says
The West is de-risking from China. An expert warns the 'axis of evil'—the CCP, Russia, Iran, and North Korea—has actually taken shape, threatening global peace.
CCP's Persecution of Falun Gong a 'Top Priority' Amid Renewed Focus on Safeguarding Political Power: Report
'Such official rhetoric elevating Falun Gong as a target for repressive security operations has correlated to intensified persecution.'
Psychiatrist From Gender Clinic Warns: 'Gender-Affirming Care' Will Lead to Mass Sterilization
Dr. Az Hakeem likens 'affirmation' of gender dysphoria to grooming with the goal of "transitioning" children to a new gender identity.
Parents' Personality Disorders Driving Surge in Trans Kids: Psychiatrists
'Transhausen by proxy' describes narcissistic parents who may push transgenderism because they enjoy the attention from having a 'trans kid.'
Israel Vows to Continue War in Gaza After 3 Hostages Mistakenly Killed
IDF commander says it's impossible to bring the rest of the hostages back without continuing the war.
US Extends Deployment of Aircraft Carrier in Mediterranean Amid Israel-Hamas War
Aside from the Ford, the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower carrier strike group is also stationed in the Middle East.
Boston Mayor Defends Decision to Host a Holiday Party Excluding White People
Mayor Michelle Wu held the party and posted a picture to Instagram.
DEI Is Just Discrimination by Another Name and 'Must Die': Elon Musk
Elon Musk said that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is simply another form of discrimination and should be abolished.
House Formalizes Biden Impeachment Inquiry
The House of Representatives has formalized its impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden, giving it legal teeth amid expected court battles.
Biden Responds to House Impeachment Inquiry, Calls It 'Baseless Political Stunt'
President Joe Biden has accused Republicans of 'attacking me with lies,' as the House formalizes its impeachment inquiry against him.
Sen. Rick Scott Urges FDA to Probe If Lead-Tainted Cinnamon Was Sourced From China
The Republican senator says that China has 'a history of engaging in economic adulteration.'
Nearly 65 Children Sickened by Fruit Pouches Tainted With Lead: FDA
The reports span 27 states and involve children under the age of 6, the FDA announced in its latest update on the investigation.
The Enigma: The Newborn or a Christ
“The Newborn Child” is an illuminating and tender painting by 17th-century French artist Georges de La Tour.
The Enigma: The Newborn or a Christ
“The Newborn Child” is an illuminating and tender painting by 17th-century French artist Georges de La Tour.
Republican Senator Calls Out Companies for Remaining on TikTok While Boycotting X
Earlier this year, FBI Director Christopher Wray said TikTok 'screams' of national security risks.
TikTok Part of CCP's 'Cognitive Warfare' Strategy Against US: Rep. Gallagher
'In Xi Jinping’s view, the war has already started on the most important battlefield: your mind,' Mr. Gallagher said.
Sickle Cell Disease: The Cause and 5 Treatment Modalities
Sickle cell disease is the most common inherited blood disorder in America.
First Ever CRISPR Gene-Editing Therapy Approved in the US
Clinical trial findings showed both treatments could reduce pain from vaso-occlusive events, hallmarks of sickle cell disease.
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A Great Leap Forward for Western Pennsylvania
Most of us know, coal is the end product of ancient decayed vegetation.
Letter From Alaska
We need to be constantly reminded that totalitarianism of whatever stripe can be voted in, but it can’t be voted out.
The Most Harmful Threat America Now Faces
Thoughts and ideas with no genuine evaluation or veracity can become “viral” in a day.
Nuclear Fiasco Exaggeration
Nuclear reactors have been very safe and dependable
Our Voice
We have enough common sense to decide what is best environmentally and for our wallets.
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Tips for Delaying Joint Aging and Improving Arthritis
Help protect joint health and delay joint aging with the following daily routines.
Tips for Delaying Joint Aging and Improving Arthritis
Help protect joint health and delay joint aging with the following daily routines.
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‘My Heart Is Like a Child’: Ellen Clapsaddle, the Queen of Postcards
Before World War I, Ellen Clapsaddle's illustrations were the most famous of all those created during the postcard craze.
Love, Outlaws, and a Killer Christmas Party
In this installment of This Week in History, we see that the Wild West doesn’t get much wilder than around “The Bandit Queen.”
'We’re No Angels’: O Hilarious Night
When good-heartedness appears in the form of shopkeeper and his family, a forger and his prisoner pals do some good for once in their lives.
The Best History Books of 2023
Here is our selection of the most interesting history books of the year.
ESOL Teacher Shares Stories of Gratitude From Students Who Cherish Freedoms in America
What's so great about America? These students taking English as a foreign language have answers.
'Silent Night': The History of a Beloved Carol
Rev. Joseph Mohr's musical gift to his congregation became a lasting message of peace.
The Castle-Like Glencairn Museum Has Family, Faith, and Nation as Its Keystones—Quite Literally
Glencairn in southeastern Pennsylvania whisks visitors to the Middle Ages.
‘My Heart Is Like a Child’: Ellen Clapsaddle, the Queen of Postcards
Before World War I, Ellen Clapsaddle's illustrations were the most famous of all those created during the postcard craze.
Say Hello to Your New Favorite Pancake Recipe
Fragrant, buttery, toasted oats is the game-changer in this pancake recipe.
New Year's Eve Serendipity in Arizona
There's plenty to invoke thoughts of Europe on this serendipity.
DFW Airport’s Future Could See the Arrival of ‘Self-Service’ TSA Checkpoints
This self service system will take years before it is used widely but the main objective is to reduce wait times while still detecting dangerous articles.
20 Do's and Don'ts of Traveling With Kids
Traveling with kids can be tricky business but we do it out of love.
New Year's Eve Serendipity in Arizona
There's plenty to invoke thoughts of Europe on this serendipity.
