What Happens If the Government Shuts Down? Here’s How It Could Affect You
During a shutdown, tasks considered ‘essential’ will still be carried out. But which operations come to a halt, and how does it affect public services?
Agriculture Secretary Announces Update as Flesh-Eating Screwworm Comes Within 70 Miles of US Border
Mexico has failed to ‘regularly maintain fly traps as agreed,’ thereby negatively affecting detection efforts, said Secretary Brooke Rollins.
Trump–Erdogan Meeting Reflects Warming Ties but Key Questions Remain
The U.S. president hails ‘good relationship’ with Turkish counterpart while calling on Ankara to stop buying Russian oil.
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How Social Media Is Warping People’s Relationship With Violence
Real violence served by social media for entertainment is desensitizing America’s youth, experts warn.
Epoch Poll: Readers Weigh In on Autism, Tylenol, and Vaccines
Most respondents expressed skepticism about information on autism and its causes, and strongly prefer to make their own decisions about vaccines.
Protesters Clash With Federal Agents Outside Illinois ICE Facility
Federal agents made at least 17 arrests and confiscated a gun from one rioter who was apprehended at the scene.
How Race-Based Policies Are Harming South Africa: Ernst Roets
“South Africa moved from one race-based system to another race-based system,” says Ernst Roets, founder and executive director of Lex Libertas.
Oklahoma Overrun With Chinese-Operated Marijuana Farms—What to Know
A vast quantity of marijuana grown in the state leaves for the black market. Officials say 85 percent of grow sites have Chinese connections.
NATO Allies Have Been Discussing Invoking Article 4: What to Know
Article 4 has been activated nine times since 1949—most recently, after members reported incursions by Russian air units into their airspace.
Taiwan Convicts President’s Former Aide on Charge of Spying for China
Taiwan has faced a surge in espionage cases linked to China, which aims to erode the island’s democracy and gather intelligence on its military and technology.
Catholic Schools Eye Enhanced Security in Response to Minnesota Shooting
In the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, 29 elementary schools now have armed security guards, while a school in California will add bulletproof glass.
US to Revoke Colombian President’s Visa After He Urged US Soldiers to Defy Orders
Footage shared on social media shows Colombian President Gustavo Petro joining pro-Palestinian protesters outside U.N. headquarters.
‘I Am so Grateful That Somebody Is Listening’—Parents React to Autism Announcement
From warnings on acetaminophen to new treatment coverage, families weigh what it means.
Bondi Deploys Justice Department Agents to ICE Facilities After Dallas Attack
‘I have witnessed the continued onslaught of violence perpetrated against ICE officers across our country,’ Attorney General Pam Bondi said.
Trump Admin Asks Supreme Court to Rule on Birthright Citizenship
Trump’s executive order from January says the Constitution does not extend citizenship ’to everyone born within the United States.’
James Dwight Dana: The Man Who Gave Minerals Their Order
A fascination with minerals took a young American throughout the world to systemize this natural resource.
How to Unlock Hours You Didn’t Know You Had
If you feel short on time, a few small adjustments will help you harness the hidden minutes scattered throughout the day.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
1 Dead, 2 Injured in Shooting at Dallas ICE Facility; Suspect Identified
The Homeland Security secretary says that ICE officials are ‘facing unprecedented violence’ in recent days.
Former FBI Director James Comey Indicted on Federal Charges
Comey was indicted by a grand jury on charges of making a false statement and obstruction in a criminal case.
CDC Warns of Surge in Dangerous Drug-Resistant Bacteria
Infection detection has proven challenging as many clinics ‘lack the necessary testing capacity,’ said the agency.
CT Scans Save Lives. A New Study Warns They May Also Fuel Childhood Cancers
Experts urge perspective, saying the risk per child remains low.
Unusual Fruits That Deserve a Spot in the Garden
Aronia and quince may be little-known, but they reward patient gardeners with one-of-a-kind harvests.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
1 Dead, 2 Injured in Shooting at Dallas ICE Facility; Suspect Identified
The Homeland Security secretary says that ICE officials are ‘facing unprecedented violence’ in recent days.
Former FBI Director James Comey Indicted on Federal Charges
Comey was indicted by a grand jury on charges of making a false statement and obstruction in a criminal case.
CDC Warns of Surge in Dangerous Drug-Resistant Bacteria
Infection detection has proven challenging as many clinics ‘lack the necessary testing capacity,’ said the agency.
California Has Largest Population of Centenarians: Census Report
Women are still outliving men by about 5.7 years, according to the latest statistics.
ICE Arrests Iowa School District Superintendent Without Work Authorization
Ian Andre Roberts held two other superintendent positions before Des Moines Public School district, the district’s website said.
How Fraudsters Are Persuading Young People to Sell Their Identity Data
‘Most won’t realize that what they’re doing is potentially criminal,’ an expert said.
NFL to Hold Game in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for First Time in 2026
After two successful games in São Paulo, Brazil, the NFL will head to the country’s second-most populous city next season.
Mark Wahlberg Says Being Away From Family Is the ‘Biggest Sacrifice’ in Hollywood
The ‘Play Dirty’ actor credits discipline, faith, and quality time to finding the perfect work and home life balance.
Dr. Oz Explains When Tylenol Should Be Taken by Pregnant Women Amid Autism Warnings
The head of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services says a doctor may encourage a pregnant woman to take acetaminophen.
6 Exercises to Try When You Experience Knee Buckling
Knee buckling places you at serious risk of falls and decreased quality of life. These exercises can help stabilize your knees and lessen the chance of falls.
Study Links Sugary Drinks to Colorectal Cancer Spreading Elsewhere in the Body
‘Daily diet matters not only for cancer risk but also for how the disease progresses once it has developed,’ said the lead researcher in the Texas study.
High-THC Cannabis Products Linked to Immediate Psychosis and Addiction
The link is based on a new review of 99 studies involving more than 220,000 people.
Unlocking the Surprising Health Benefits of Sprouted Grains
Sprouted grains are easier to digest, packed with vitamins, and surprisingly simple to prepare at home.
Ask the Builder: The Best Way to Clean Glass
If you’ve tried glass cleaning hacks and have found them disappointing, read on.
The Wild World War II Adventure of a Downed P-51 Fighter Pilot
Joseph Peterburs recalls his time as a fighter pilot, being shot down, escaping a POW camp, and besting and befriending a German ace.
Bigger Isn’t Always Better When It Comes to Cruise Ships
Some cruise ships can carry the population of a small town.
