Justices Block Trump's Order Barring Children of Illegal Immigrants From Citizenship
The president’s executive order sought to exclude children of illegal immigrants and temporary visa holders from automatic citizenship at birth.
Supreme Court Upholds State Bans on Boys in Girls’ Sports
The court said Idaho, West Virginia laws do not violate the Constitution or Title IX by keeping boys out of girls’ sports.
‘Go West, Young Man’: Yellowstone’s Call Echoes Across the Generations
The national park system holds a special place in the American psyche—representing the rugged individualism of our forefathers.
Rep. Kean Reveals Depression Diagnosis as Reason for Long Absence From Congress
He said that his absence gave him a greater appreciation for the millions of Americans who deal with depression.
Trump’s Washington Makeover: A Look at Every Statue, Memorial, and Fountain
Drawing on his decades in construction, the president is leading numerous projects to beautify the nation’s capital for America’s 250th birthday.
House Panel Advances Annual Defense Bill With SAVE America Act Attached
The SAVE America Act, an election integrity measure championed by President Donald Trump, has been stalled in the Senate.
Conservative Keiko Fujimori Wins Peru’s Presidential Race
Her victory extends a rightward electoral shift across Latin America, following conservative wins in Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, and Bolivia.
Can We Have Our Humans Back? Why Some Companies Are Rethinking AI.
Industry insiders and CEOs explain the hidden price tag and, in some cases, buyer’s remorse associated with trading real workers for AI agents.
NWS Says Over 60 Million Under Extreme Heat Warnings in US
A tracking website maintained by the U.S. weather service reported that 62.4 million people are subject to the alerts.
What to Know About Andy Burnham, the UK’s Presumptive Prime Minister
The Labour party appears to be uniting behind Burnham, although he could still face a contest if another MP decides to challenge him.
Americans Facing Escalated Threats and Intimidation From China: Report
Hundreds in the U.S. faith community report harassment, intimidation, and fear amid escalating transnational repression from China.
Supreme Court Justices Report Earning Millions From Outside Sources
Justices disclose annually the income they receive from sources such as teaching and book royalties.
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Trump Warns Gasoline Retailers of ‘Big Problems’ If They Don’t Cut Prices
The president’s warning came amid falling crude oil prices and after he accused gas stations of price gouging.
Here’s What They Hid in Wuhan | Matt Ridley
Why hasn’t the international community held China accountable for what happened at the Wuhan lab?
UK Launches Defense Investment Plan With $6.6 Billion for Drones
The UK Ministry of Defence said the plan would help the Royal Navy counter Russian activity in the North Atlantic and the High North.
How Mom’s Brain Rewires Differently After the 1st and 2nd Child
A new study finds that first and second pregnancies reshape the brain in measurably different ways.
UK Economy Grew 0.6 Percent in 1st Quarter of 2026
Some economists have expressed skepticism about the ONS’s seasonal adjustment processes.
Tune in Today: ‘None Shall Sleep’ Before the World Cup
A piece of classical music becomes the anthemic song for millions of sports fans.
‘An Inconvenient Widow': A New Appreciation of Mary Todd Lincoln
Lois Romano offers a sympathetic view of the Civil War-era First Lady’s tumultuous life.
Utah Declares State of Emergency as Largest Wildfire in US Grows
The Cottonwood fire, burning in a sparsely populated area of southern Utah, ballooned to more than 144 square miles by Sunday.
US, Iran Launch New Strikes; Trump Warns Ceasefire May Collapse
The U.S. Central Command said the strikes were conducted in response to an Iranian drone attack that struck an oil tanker earlier on June 27.
Supreme Court’s Alito Offers Unusual Response to Sotomayor’s Dissent in Immigration Case
Justice Sonia Sotomayor’s spoken dissent seemed to come as a surprise for Justice Samuel Alito, who responded extemporaneously to it.
Supreme Court Lifts Limits on Campaign Spending in Federal Elections
A federal appeals court previously ruled against a Republican committee, saying high court precedent requires coordination restrictions.
US General Affirms Support for European NATO Allies in Defense of Baltics
NATO has said Russia could launch a major assault on allied territory as early as 2029.
Hiring Demand Holds Steady in May as Job Vacancies Top Estimates
Quits—a reflection of confidence in job prospects—also ticked up.
Japan Coach Says Team Has Proven Itself on World Stage Despite Loss
Japan lost to Brazil in the Round of 32.
‘The Ring’ and ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Star Daveigh Chase Died of AIDS, Medical Examiner Finds
The actress died on June 16 after being hospitalized in Los Angeles for meningitis and multiple serious blood infections.
New Drug Offers Potential Cure for Chronic Hepatitis B
Bepirovirsen may eliminate the need for lifelong treatment.
How to Have a Simple, Productive Day
It doesn’t take a complicated system to effectively check off the items on your daily to-do list.
How Mineral Deficiencies Can Lead to Fatigue and Brain Fog
Calories get the spotlight, but what runs your cells is minerals, and most of us aren’t getting enough.
Install a Flagpole
If you’re considering installing a flagpole on your property, a good choice is a telescoping pole with aluminum sections that slide up and down.
The Little-Known Chapter in Alexander Hamilton’s Life
Despite their bitter parting, Hamilton and George Washington reconciled and became close allies, renewing one of the greatest alliances in American history.
How Americans Are Hacking Summer Travel Costs Amid Inflation
Travelers are using points, perks, timing tricks, and bundled packages to stretch their travel budgets further than ever.
