Trump Touts Lower Prices, Bigger Paychecks in 1st Stop of National Tour
Speaking to a crowd in Pennsylvania, the president highlighted his administration’s efforts to lower the cost of living nationwide.
What to Know About Trump’s Plan to Prevent States From Regulating AI
While the president hasn’t yet offered many concrete details on the upcoming executive order, the plan shares key similarities with one that failed in Congress.
Beijing’s ‘Green’ Critical Minerals Campaign Exposes Its Weakness
China’s bid to bind the global South in a green mineral bloc is a scramble to secure shaky ore supplies as U.S. and partners race for China-proof supply chains.
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‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Author Warns of Communism in Financial Institutions
Robert Kiyosaki said the Federal Reserve Bank’s policies are devaluing currency and negatively affecting middle-class Americans.
Supreme Court to Hear Arguments Over IQ and Death Penalty
The Trump administration sided with Alabama and said courts should evaluate IQ scores collectively.
Former CDC Director Calls for Removal of mRNA Vaccines for COVID-19 | Dr. Robert Redfield
Redfield is a clinical virologist and led the CDC from 2018 to 2021. He’s the author of ‘Redfield’s Warning.’
Pritzker Signs Law Limiting Federal Immigration Enforcement in Illinois
The new law restricts civil immigration arrests in Illinois courts, hospitals, schools and childcare centers, and allows legal action against federal officers.
Minneapolis Residents Urge City Council to Double Down Against ICE, Boost Local ‘Sanctuary’ Law
Dozens decried federal immigration enforcement actions and urged revisions to existing law that would further separate local police from federal authorities.
CCP the ‘Biggest Transnational Organized Crime Group Ever Seen in the World’: Former RCMP Director
Panel highlights how Beijing’s transnational repression reaches Canada, and ways to counter it
Miami Elects Eileen Higgins as Next Mayor
She is the first Democratic mayor elected by the city in decades.
US Military to Develop Small-Scale Refinery in Idaho for Critical Minerals
If successful, the plant could become the first domestic antimony refinery in more than 60 years.
Beyond Willpower: The Key That Determines Weight-Loss Success
Considering yourself a healthy person may be the missing link in sustainable weight management.
Day in Photos: Fire in Indonesia, Thai-Cambodia Clashes, and Indigenous Artifacts
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Ford, Renault Join Forces on Affordable EVs in Europe to Counter China
‘We know we’re in a fight for our lives in our industry,’ Ford CEO Jim Farley told reporters.
Great Essays of G.K. Chesterton to Read ASAP
Chesterton had a rare ability to reveal the extraordinary hidden in everyday life, from juries to vows and cheese.
250 Years Ago, Part 9: Heroes, Spies, and the Revolutionary War in Quebec
Patriots look to their northern neighbor in hopes of securing the support of a ‘14th colony.’
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The Heart Health Metric You’re Probably Ignoring–But Shouldn’t
Your resting heart rate can reveal stress, illness, and fitness levels long before you feel a thing.
Tune in Today: The Art of the Art Song in Schumann’s ‘Dichterliebe’
Music allows composers to interpret and shape poetry in ways that create an entirely new artistic experience.
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AT&T Customers Have 10 Days Left to Claim $7,500 From Settlement: 4 Things to Know
The deadline to submit a claim is Dec. 18, 2025.
Alina Habba Resigns as Acting US Attorney for New Jersey
The decision was confirmed by Habba and Attorney General Pam Bondi on Dec. 8.
Trump Plans Executive Order to Curb State Power Over AI Regulation
The president said only a single federal standard can keep the United States ahead in the global AI race, while some states push their own safeguards.
FTA Threatens to Cut Funds to Chicago Transit Authority After Woman Set on Fire
The special directive orders the Chicago Transit Authority act on public safety concerns by Dec. 19.
New Bipartisan Bills Aim to Raise Penalties for Online Child Abuse, Sextortion
One bill creates a federal crime for pushing minors to harm themselves or others, with penalties reaching life in prison in some cases.
British Soldier Killed in Ukraine Watching Training Exercise
UK defense officials confirmed the accidental death, the first of a British soldier in the Russia-Ukraine war.
Hurts Shoulders Blame For 5-Turnover Performance
‘I think winning is a point of pride to me,’ he said. ‘That’s why we play the game, and I’ve got to find ways to lead our team to victories.’
Mavericks Frontman and Award-Winning Musician Raul Malo Dies at 60
Malo was diagnosed with colon cancer last year. His career as a singer, songwriter, and producer spanned three decades.
More Than 100 Cases of Norovirus Reported on Cruise Ship: CDC
The latest outbreak was confirmed aboard the Aida Cruises AIDAdiva ship, which is on a 133-day world tour that set sail from Hamburg, Germany.
‘Normal’ Isn’t Always Normal: What Your Lab Numbers Actually Mean
If you know something’s wrong with your health, but your doctor says your labs are fine, you may both be right—and that’s the problem.
Which Tea Truly Calms You? Discover the Best Brews for Stress and Sleep
Gender and time of life guide when and for what purposes to take certain teas for the greatest health benefits.
Data From 155 Studies Help Pick the Best ADHD Treatment
A review of 115 high-quality studies of 15 drug and nondrug interventions sums up the findings in one simple table.
Royal Icing Is the Secret to the Easiest Cookie Decorating
Decorating cookies is a lot easier said than done.
From Therapy, to a Job and Future: A Breakthrough for One Young Autistic Aussie
‘That’s very reassuring for me as a parent, knowing that he’s not just thrown in the deep end and has to learn how to swim,’ said Linda Soussa.
This Rebellious Arts Festival in Orange County Is Embracing Its Inner Santa Claus
To step into Sawdust is to wander into a theme park-like world of winding paths covered in wood chips.
