Strike on Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific Kills 6, US Military Says
No U.S. military personnel were harmed in the strike, which is part of Operation Southern Spear.
7th US Service Member Dies in Iran War
The United States launched Operation Epic Fury against the Iranian regime on Feb. 28.
Health Department Calls Off First Meeting of Remade Autism Committee
The meeting had been slated to take place on March 19.
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Under Federal Pressure, More Gender Clinics Halt Procedures on Minors
In the first two months of 2026, about a half-dozen clinics announced they would pause or discontinue transgender services to minors.
NYPD Says Device Thrown by Counterprotesters Near Mayor Mamdani’s Home Was an IED
The incident occurred on March 7 as an anti-Islam protester pepper-sprayed counterprotesters, two of whom responded with explosive devices, police say.
Travelers to Face 3-Hour Delays in Airports: TSA
More than 7,200 flights were delayed on Sunday in the United States, with over 670 flights canceled.
In Charts: How Iran War Tests China’s Oil Supply
China has increased its seaborne oil imports from Russia by 50 percent.
America in Photos: Tornado in Michigan, US Troops Dignified Transfer, and Remembering Alamo
Notable moments from the past week in America.
How the CCP Dehumanizes Christians in China | Pastor Bob Fu
Fu is the founder and president of ChinaAid and a former student leader during the 1989 pro-democracy student movement.
Take a Seat: 5 Chair Exercises for Total Body Toning
Prolonged or frequent sitting and related inactivity can have negative health effects. These exercises help you get moving even while in a chair.
Why You Need to Eat More Bitter Foods
Emerging research is validating centuries of traditional wisdom.
Federal Judge Voids Actions Kari Lake Took as Voice of America CEO
Those actions included a series of job cuts Lake instituted last year.
Tune in Today: Edward Elgar’s Unsolved ‘Enigma Variations’
The ‘Enigma Variations’ consists of an ’Enigma' theme followed by 14 variations, each portraying one of Elgar’s close friends through a musical sketch.
Dürer’s Renaissance and the Prolific Printing Press
Preferring creating prints over painting, Dürer propelled the Northern Renaissance by sharing ideas from rediscovered ancients with his art.
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Large Study Shows High Caffeine Intake Linked to Reduced Dementia Risk
A study tracked more than 131,000 people for up to 43 years.
How a Married Couple’s Innovative Risks Changed the Toy Industry
In ‘This Week in History,’ a new doll makes its debut at the 1959 Toy Fair in New York City and becomes an American icon.
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Israeli Sources Say Site Hit in Tehran Was Developing Nuclear Trigger Component
Senior Israeli officials say Iran worked covertly after attacks on its nuclear sites during the Twelve Day War, to accelerate its ‘Weapon Group’ project.
Trump Announces Military Coalition With Latin American Leaders to Eradicate Cartels
More than a dozen Latin American leaders joined the U.S. president to start a new security initiative, called the Shield of the Americas, in Miami.
The Reason Obamacare Is So Hard to Fix
Despite persistent effort from both major parties, disagreement continues over the role of government in providing health care.
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Pentagon, FAA Will Conduct Anti-Drone Laser Tests in New Mexico
The Pentagon used a laser to shoot down what it thought was a ’seemingly threatening' drone operating near the U.S.–Mexican border.
ISIS and Al Qaeda Paid ‘Close Attention’ to Bondi Terror Attacks: NZ Spy Chief
NZSIS director-general warned that identity-based violent extremists promoting anti-Semitic and Islamophobic narratives also closely followed the incident.
Treasury to Deposit $1,000 Into Each Eligible Trump Account
The amount won’t be counted toward the $5,000 annual contribution limit on the accounts.
Buzz Thrill: Hornets Now Popular Pick to Make Playoffs After Slow Start
Winning streaks have Charlotte at .500 as the team looks to end its postseason drought.
Drew Carey Says His Misconceptions About Heart Attacks Led Him to Ignore Warning Signs
‘I thought if you had a heart attack, you would go “ugh” and fall down like in a cartoon,’ said the TV host as he described his 2001 scare.
FDA Defends Demand for New Trial for Rare Brain Disease Therapy
Regulators have asked the company, which says there is already sufficient data, to run a placebo-controlled trial.
3 Moves to Activate Your Glutes
When the buttock muscles become weak or inactive—typically from prolonged sitting—they can ‘forget’ to support the pelvis.
Curb Hunger Hormones to Lose Weight Drug Free | Jason Fung MD
Beyond cutting calories, losing weight is about curbing physical, emotional, and social drivers of hunger, according to author of ‘The Obesity Code.’
Over 100 Unreviewed Chemicals Are in Foods: Analysis
The substances are contained in sports drinks, snack bars, cereals, and other foods and drinks sold in grocery stores.
Don’t Throw That Out!
There are clever ways to use food items that might otherwise be thrown out.
Three Household Products I Don’t Buy Anymore—and Why
Here are three everyday items I stopped buying once I learned how easy the substitutes were.
Unexpected Job Offer Leads Retiree on a New Career Pathway
For this 74-year-old, retirement seems to be a thing of the past.
Utilitarian Structures Become Beloved Landmarks
In the world of architecture, perhaps nothing is more utilitarian than a bridge.
