What Do Democrats and Republicans Want in Government Shutdown Dispute?
Democrats say they’re protecting health care subsidies, which Republicans say would restore loopholes that let illegal immigrants access taxpayer-funded care.
Judge Recuses Himself in Lawsuit Over Trump’s Deployment of Troops in Oregon
The federal judge, Michael Simon, is married to a Democratic congresswoman who has criticized the deployment plan.
Amid High-Tech Arkansas ‘Lithium Boom,’ a New Business Emerges From (Chicken) Scratch
Lafayette County has an abundance of ‘litter’—a fertilizer mix of chicken products, straw, and more—that has potential as an energy source.
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$17,000 per Month: How Sky-High Prescription Prices Take Toll on Patients
Insurance and financial stability don’t always insulate people from the impact of high drug prices.
Trump Notifies Congress of ‘Armed Conflict’ With Drug Cartels
Pentagon officials informed members of Congress of the development after strikes were carried out on boats in the Caribbean.
Caught Between Washington and Beijing, Chinese Students Face a Hard Choice
U.S. visa crackdowns and Beijing surveillance turn study abroad into a high-stakes test for China’s youth.
How the CCP Monetizes the Bodies of Its Prisoners | Matthew Robertson
‘The CCP created a market in the organs of their political enemies,’ Robertson says. He’s been investigating the CCP’s organ trade for over a decade.
Trump Admin Asks 9 Colleges to Agree to New Rules for Preferential Funding
The move is aimed at combating liberal influence in higher education.
Venezuela Alleges 5 US Fighter Jets Approached Its Coastline
The alleged sighting near Maiquetia comes weeks after U.S. military strikes on Venezuelan-linked vessels tied to narcotrafficking.
Trump Hints at Pressing China on Soybean Purchases
China had not made any purchase of new crops from the United States as of Sept. 11, according to U.S. government data.
2 Killed in UK Synagogue Terrorist Attack, Suspect Shot by Police
The attack took place on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, when worshippers traditionally spend the day fasting and in prayer.
Google, NBCUniversal Strike Agreement for Shows on YouTube TV
YouTube will also provide access to NBCUniversal’s Peacock streaming service in its Primetime Channels on the YouTube app.
Not All Overeating Is the Same: What That Means for GLP-1s
Weight-loss medications don’t address root causes of emotional eating, which can be complex.
FDA Approves Another Generic Abortion Pill
Conservative politicians and pro-life groups criticized the move.
First State Opts in to Federal School Choice Tax Incentive
Several states with existing tax credits for school vouchers could decide based on the success of their own programs.
24 Hours in Anchorage
In Anchorage, city comforts go hand in hand with glaciers, mountains, and wildlife.
‘Broken Mary: The Kevin Matthews Story’: The Healing of Chicago
“Broken Mary” is about Chicago’s most popular deejay—his rise to fame, loss, redemption by Christ, healing, and new ministry. He now goes by “Mary’s roadie.”
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
Impact of Government Shutdown on Social Security: What to Know
Checks will keep coming for 70 million Americans, although some agency services will pause as thousands of employees are furloughed.
5 Takeaways From Trump and Hegseth’s Address to Military Leaders
The president and the secretary of war spoke of their efforts to strengthen the forces, tighten standards, and cut ‘woke’ programs in the military.
Appeals Court Allows Department of Education Jobs Cuts at Civil Rights Office
The three-judge panel cited a July Supreme Court ruling lifting a block on the Trump administration’s layoffs.
6 Exercises That Look Funny but Benefit Different Muscles
Funny-looking exercises can free more function. They can make you laugh and grow stronger and more limber at the same time.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Impact of Government Shutdown on Social Security: What to Know
Checks will keep coming for 70 million Americans, although some agency services will pause as thousands of employees are furloughed.
5 Takeaways From Trump and Hegseth’s Address to Military Leaders
The president and the secretary of war spoke of their efforts to strengthen the forces, tighten standards, and cut ‘woke’ programs in the military.
Appeals Court Allows Department of Education Jobs Cuts at Civil Rights Office
The three-judge panel cited a July Supreme Court ruling lifting a block on the Trump administration’s layoffs.
Iowa Superintendent Charged With Possessing Guns While in the US Illegally
Ian Andre Roberts had a gun in his Jeep, according to authorities.
Students Hold Walk-Out Protest Over California School Bathroom Policy
California law allows transgender students use girls’ restrooms. Opponents said the U.S. government should start pulling federal funding based on Title IX.
What Pacific Leaders Had to Say About Climate Change at the UN
Beijing’s incursion into the region did not rate much of a mention from the Pacific leaders.
Longtime Hockey Broadcaster to Retire After 40 Years With Rochester Americans
If the team doesn’t make the American Hockey League playoffs in 2026, Don Stevens will step away from the radio microphone in April.
Italian Producer Unveils Trailer of New AI-Directed Film
‘The Sweet Idleness,’ which debuts in February, depicts a society in 2135 when most jobs are fully automated.
Medical Group Reveals Major Role Inflammation Plays in Heart Disease
The American College of Cardiology says a blood test that measures CRP can determine whether a person is at risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
How Resistance Training Is Good for Your Brain
Resistance training can be done on your own, but starting with a personal trainer and even a nutritional coach can make getting started easier.
How to Starve Cancer Cells–Carnivore Doctor
Can carnivore diets fight cancer? “The Plant Free MD” reveals the science behind starving cancer cells on “Vital Signs.”
Study Links ADHD Medications to Small but Significant Risk of Psychosis and Bipolar Disorder
While the risk is small, spotting symptoms early can make a big difference in outcomes.
Roast Chicken Also Makes an Excellent ‘Dip’ Sandwich
The tasty medium for dipping definitely sets this sandwich apart from others.
Fix Kitchen Sink Plumbing
It is to repair even a very slight leak from a pipe underneath your sink.
Perfectly Imperfect: How This Author Is Resisting AI With a 1,500-Year-Old Craft
Children’s author Alison Stegert is joining a growing community of illumination artists.
Secrets Carved in Ice: The Northwest Passage and the Brave Men Who Searched for It
On remote Beechey Island, four graves memorialize the courage of the many brave explorers who ventured into the Arctic.
