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FBI Thwarts ISIS-Inspired New Year’s Eve Terror Plot in North Carolina
Christian Sturdivant, 18, had allegedly planned the attack for about a year, according to US Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina Russ Ferguson.
Washington Monument Illumination Kicks Off Yearlong Celebration of America’s 250th Birthday
Freedom 250’s roster of 2026 events will include the Great American State Fair, a UFC fight at the White House, and the Patriot Games.
Affordable Care Act Subsidies Have Expired
The subsidies were a contentious issue in Congress during the government shutdown that lasted from October to mid-November.
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3 Key Supreme Court Cases to Watch in Early 2026
The justices are poised to tackle complex legal questions about gender, gun rights, and the president’s ability to fire people.
5 Things to Know About Trump’s Education Policy Rollout
The president’s attempts to overhaul student loans and leverage federal funding to end DEI practices prompted lawsuits.
Swiss Prosecutors Say Champagne Sparklers Likely Caused Deadly Bar Fire
The New Year’s Eve blaze in Crans-Montana killed at least 40 and injured 119, many with severe burns.
Alex Berenson: What Teens Should Know About Cannabis and THC
Berenson is a former New York Times reporter and now independent journalist and the author of ‘Tell Your Children.’
Trump Says US Losing Ability to Issue Tariffs a ‘Terrible Blow’ for National Security
Several lower courts have ruled against the tariffs but left them in place while the Supreme Court considers the issue.
New Year’s Gas Prices 23 Cents Cheaper Than a Year Ago in US
AAA data show the national average price for regular gasoline fell again as 2026 began, extending a broad nationwide decline.
Chinese Military Drills Around Taiwan Raise Tensions ‘Unnecessarily,’ US Says
The escalating tensions in the Taiwan Strait, a key global shipping route, have sparked international concerns.
Trump Confirms He Takes Higher Daily Dose of Aspirin for Blood-Thinning Effect
Health officials have said that aspirin can irritate the lining of the stomach, triggering internal bleeding, ulcers, or gastrointestinal problems.
$118 Million in Grants to Make US Trucking Safer to Be Issued
The investments will ensure that ‘only qualified drivers are getting behind the wheel,’ the Transportation Department said.
Why Intermittent Fasting Isn’t Working for You
Timing your meals isn’t enough. Biology, lifestyle, and strategy matter too.
Maduro Open to US Talks on Drug Trafficking
Venezuela’s president declined to comment on last week’s alleged strike on a docking area used by cartels in the South American country.
Tesla’s 4th-Quarter Sales Fell More Than Expected
Tesla delievered 418,227 vehicles in the last three months of 2025, a 15.6 percent drop year over year.
Don Chapel’s Gifted Storytelling
The country music artist gave substance to the genre with polished, heartfelt ballads.
Hallmark Movie Actress Jen Lilley on Choosing to See Everything Through ‘Heaven’s Lens’
For actress Jen Lilley, faith drives everything she does—from her decision to foster children to her advocacy and film work.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
The 1 Chinese Ritual You Could Do to Start the Year
Cleaning is meant to clean both the home and the heart.
Clear Your Schedule for Movies in January 2026
Here’s what to look for in theaters and streaming next month.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
In Texas, a 400-Acre Muslim Development Sparks Controversy
Lawsuits and investigations have followed a development that is self-described as the ‘epicenter of Islam in America.’
Saudi Arabia Bombs Yemen Port, Prompting UAE to Say It Will Withdraw Forces
The UAE supports the Southern Transitional Council, while Saudi Arabia backs the central government and allied tribal forces.
Trump Announces Withdrawal of National Guard From California, Illinois, and Oregon
The president said on social media that the National Guard succeeded in reducing crime in three cities.
Federal Workers Challenge Trump Administration’s Ban on ‘Gender-Affirming’ Care
The complaint alleges that the policy is discriminatory.
DOJ Eyes Minnesota’s ‘Vouching’ System for Voter Registration, Demands Records
Federal authorities say the state’s law allowing voters to ‘vouch’ for other people on same-day voter registrations could violate federal voter laws.
Turkish President Erdogan to Speak With Trump on Jan 5
The phone call between the two presidents is set to take place exactly a week after Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
US Slashes Proposed Tariffs on Italian Pasta From 92 Percent to Single Digits, Italy Says
Italy said that the U.S. Commerce Department sharply reduced proposed antidumping duties on 13 pasta makers ahead of final U.S. decision in March.
Miami Hosts NHL’s Outdoor ‘Winter Classic’ on Jan. 2
The Florida Panthers play the New York Rangers at LoanDepot Park on Jan. 2.
Anthony Hopkins Celebrates 50 Years of Sobriety: ‘Choose Life Instead of the Opposite’
For years, the Welsh actor has candidly spoken about his road to sobriety in hopes of helping others along the way.
USDA: Undercover Investigators to Make Sure Retailers Comply With New Food Stamp Restrictions
Eighteen states are going to or have imposed restrictions on using food stamps.
The Butler’s Secrets: 5 Industrious Activities to Keep Your Muscles and Joints in Service
Butlers have busy days, and the things they do help keep them in shape. These exercises replicate their activities, and pack surprising health benefits.
Shift Immune Cells From Attack to Brain-Defense Mode | David Perlmutter MD
The neurologist focuses on ‘upstream’ causes of Alzheimer’s and steps to be taken decades before to avoid the condition.
Vomiting Syndrome Linked to Cannabis Use Increased Sevenfold
The symptoms can be extreme and, at their worst, have been dubbed “scromiting,” or screaming in pain while vomiting.
Hungarian Goulash, a Delicious Taste Memory
This is perfect for a chilly night along with some good country bread and a simple green salad.
Ask Angi: What Do I Need to Know About Bathroom Exhaust Fans?
A bathroom fan does more than clear out unwanted smells.
The Singer Betting Big on Artistic Freedom Over Ideology and Taxpayer-Backed Grants
Henry Pinder’s newly established Brisbane Lyric Opera (BLO) is a daring venture in a sector struggling to stay afloat.
