Trump Administration to Require $250,000 Visa Bonds for Some Immigrants
The pilot program will begin with certain applicants from the Dominican Republic who had been previously denied on public charge grounds.
US Immigration Agency Asks Public to Report Fraud, Anti-Government Activities
Tips that can be reported include ‘expressing hatred for American values,’ election fraud, and supporting terrorist ideologies.
15 States Now Reporting Cases of Parasitic Illness Linked to Iceberg Lettuce
The new cases were reported in Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Nebraska, New Hampshire, and North Carolina.
NASA Calls It the ‘Best Meteor Shower of the Year’—Here’s Where to Watch It
Dark Sky park visitors across the country could witness the Perseids meteor shower peak display of 100 meteors per hour on Aug. 12–13.
FBI Chief Patel Touts Law Enforcement Handling of the FIFA World Cup
‘We basically had 78 Super Bowls in 39 days across 11 different venues,’ and no major security incidents, Patel said.
345 People in 27 US States Sickened From Salmonella-Linked Jalapeños from Mexico: CDC
Chipotle and QDOBA have stopped serving products suspected to be contaminated.
DOJ Reaches 3rd Hospital Deal Over Gender-Related Treatments for Minors
The DOJ said it reached a deal with Connecticut Children’s Medical Center to stop providing ‘gender-affirming care’ to minors.
Beijing’s New Entry-Exit Rules Aim to Halt Tech Outflows, Crush Dissent: Analysts
Under the 19-part regulations, citizens accused of endangering national security at home or abroad could face exit bans of up to three years.
Iran’s Hormuz Shutdown Could Lead to Coastal Countries Gaining More Control of Chokepoints
A purported Oman–Iran deal and the pending pact Trump is touting are stopgaps that will require revising the decades-old ‘Law of the Sea,’ experts say.
Judge Says Updated National Firearms Act Violates Constitution
Registration and approval requirements for suppressors and short-barreled rifles and shotguns exceed Congress’s authority, a federal judge in Texas ruled.
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Feds to Decertify Kentucky Organ Transplant Group
The decision follows an investigation officials said uncovered multiple safety concerns that persisted after repeated warnings and corrective action plans.
The Multi-Billion Dollar Industry Using Trafficked Slaves to Scam Americans | Timothy Blackwood
Thousands of slaves are forced to work in scam centers, the new film ‘Scam Slave: From Hell to Home’ reveals.
US Offers $100 Million Reward for Information on CJNG Cartel Leaders
President Donald Trump designated the group as an international terrorist organization in February 2025.
The Foods that Feed Your Eyes
A healthy diet provides nutrients that protect delicate eye tissues, filter harmful light, preserve the retina, and regulate intraocular pressure.
Missouri Secretary of State Rejects Petition for a Vote on New House Map
Missouri law does not allow congressional districting to be challenged through a referendum, elections chief Denny Hoskins said.
A Brilliant Production of ‘Hamlet’ Explores the Cost of Holding a Murderer Accountable
Set under the open sky, Oak Park Festival Theatre’s revival brings Shakespeare’s tragedy to life.
Gateway to the Last Frontier: How to Explore Anchorage
How to experience urban comforts, local culture, and breathtaking wilderness in Alaska’s vibrant hub.
Amazon to Disburse $600 Million in Tariff Refunds to Customers
Amazon’s decision to refund tariffs to certain customers comes as the company was sued in May in a class action lawsuit.
Justice Department Files Denaturalization Cases Against 25 US Citizens
A total of 123 civil denaturalization cases have been filed under the current administration, the most in recorded history, according to the DOJ.
Rand Paul Releases Fauci Contempt Resolution Ahead of Senate Vote
The invocation of the Fifth Amendment was unsupported because questions were aimed at a period of time covered by a pardon, the resolution states.
Judge Rules Trump Admin Can End Temporary Protected Status for Haitians
The federal court order states that temporary protected status (TPS) for those nationals has expired.
New Mexico Sues DOJ for Unredacted Epstein Files
The lawsuit claims the federal agency broke earlier promises of cooperation.
Missile Interceptor Deliveries From Partners Have Fallen to a Third of 2025 Level, Zelenskyy Says
Ukrainian President says international partners not ready to supply interceptors could help by imposing fresh sanctions on Russia.
SBA Awards $50 Million in Grants to Organizations Helping Small US Manufacturers
The grants will help eligible businesses to increase their government contracting competitiveness.
Falcons Secure Bijan Robinson; Lions Are Watching
Atlanta Falcons running back Bijan Robinson has reset the market at his position amid his recent signing.
Disney and TikTok Strike First-Ever Deal to Share Short-Form Content
The program will debut in the United States in the next few months before expanding to international markets.
The Farmer’s Carry Is an Underrated Full-Body Exercise, Here’s How to Do It
When the crops come in there’s a lot of work to do. These exercises use produce to produce gains.
A 5-day Diet That Mimics Fasting Shows Early Promise for Kidney Health
The approach allows small amounts of food while attempting to activate some of fasting’s metabolic effects.
1 of the Most Common Knee Surgeries May Be Doing More Harm Than Good
A Finnish clinical trial found that partial meniscectomy may accelerate osteoarthritis in middle-aged and older patients.
Before Memory Fades, Your Walk May Reveal 5 Hidden Brain Disorders
Your legs may detect brain trouble before your memory does.
Loaded Sweet Potatoes
Roasted sweet potatoes are topped with colorful vegetables, pumpkin seeds, and a creamy lemon tahini dressing.
Notes From Owl Hill: Wrapping Up the Summer Garden Saga
Sometimes, the best gardening successes come from fortuitous accidents.
He Refused to Pay $2,000—So He Built a Toilet Boat to Cross the Sea
A South Australian man has gone viral after crossing a 20 kilometre stretch of sea in a homemade raft to move some precious cargo.
3 Things Live Sports Have Taught Me About Culture
A travel writer reminisces about how watching baseball in Japan, soccer in Georgia, and rugby in Australia opened an unforgettable window into each country.
