Illegal Immigrants Who Refuse to Leave the US Fined Over $84 Billion
Last June, the DHS and the DOJ announced a new federal rule streamlining the process of issuing fines for illegal immigrants.
Beagles Rescued From Research-Lab Pipeline Get 2nd Chance in Loving Homes
Organizers of the operation that freed nearly 2,200 beagles credit the Trump administration for critical help and for new efforts targeting animal cruelty.
Democrats Pick Troy Jackson to Challenge Sen. Collins in Maine Senate Race
Jackson, a former state Senate president, is the Democrats’ replacement nominee after Graham Platner dropped out following sexual assault allegations.
Venezuela Initiates Withdrawal From UN’s International Criminal Court, Citing Bias
The U.S. State Department said it welcomes Venezuela’s decision against the ‘corrupt and worthless ICC.’
Appeals Court Upholds Block on Trump Order to Tighten Mail-In Voting, Citizenship Verification
Part of Trump’s executive order directed Homeland Security to compile lists of confirmed U.S. citizens eligible to vote in each state.
Manhunt Underway After Deadly Car Ramming Incident in Berlin
The incident took place during LGBT pride festivities in the city.
Doctors, Lawyers Urge Coordinated Action Against Forced Organ Harvesting in China
‘If you go abroad for a transplant to China, someone may be killed for their organs,’ human-rights lawyer David Matas said.
Appeals Court Declines to Restore $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
The Trump administration had argued that the fee was justified as an exercise of the president’s foreign commerce and immigration powers.
Saudi-Led Coalition Trades Shots With Yemen’s Houthis
Yemen’s Houthis claimed attacks on two Saudi oil facilities after the forces of a Saudi-led coalition struck the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah on July 25.
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TikTok Accused of Violating EU Rules on Online Safety for Children
EU regulators said TikTok’s account settings put minors at risk, and it could face a fine of up to 6 percent of global revenue if the findings are confirmed.
Why Taiwan is Fighting the World’s Largest Cyber War | Wang Ting-yu
Taiwan undergoes millions of cyberattacks and intrusion attempts every day as well as a dizzying onslaught of disinformation from Beijing.
US State Department Issues Travel Advisory for Belgium
Some terror outfits and other groups are ‘intent on attacking U.S. citizens abroad,’ the advisory warned.
Peptides: Tiny Proteins for Muscle, Weight, and Anti-Aging Benefits—How to Choose the Right One
Peptide research began by mimicking naturally occurring peptides before shifting to designing lab-made peptides with specific benefits.
In Photos: Falun Dafa Practitioners Rally Against 27 Years of CCP’s Persecution
The practitioners gathered in Washington for a march and vigil calling for an end to the Chinese Communist Party’s persecution of the spiritual discipline.
Gold From the Past: An Artifact in Paper and Ink
More than a textbook, ‘Modern English Readings’ shows us that a free society depends on sharing its rich cultural heritage with the next generation.
The Long, Complex Path to Creating the Defense Intelligence Agency
In ‘This Week in History,’ WWII highlighted intelligence deficiencies, leading numerous administrations to try to fix the problem.
US Company Recalls More Than 19 Million Eggs
The eggs may be contaminated with Salmonella, the company said.
Often-Prescribed Thyroid Drug Recalled Across the US
Nearly two-dozen lots of levothyroxine sodium tablets are under recall, according to the notice.
Energy Department Issues Emergency Order to Mitigate Blackout Risks Amid Hot Weather Conditions
The DOE said the previous administration’s policies weakened the U.S. power grid, leaving Americans vulnerable during emergency events.
Trump Says Netanyahu Will Visit US Next Week
The Israeli leader is expected to meet with the U.S. president at the White House on July 28.
Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Resigns After Protests
Officials agreed to drop criminal charges against protesters and compensate the families of students who died by suicide after the leaks.
Trump Accounts Are Now Open: What Parents and Grandparents Need to Know Before Contributing
Who qualifies for the $1,000 seed money, and how do you claim it for your child?
Paramount Agrees to Delay Warner Bros. Discovery Buyout For Months
A federal judge approved the hold until trial or June 2027, as 12 states and writers guild advance antitrust fight.
How a Neurologist Uses Precision Lifestyle Medicine to Reverse Early Alzheimer’s
The belief that Alzheimer’s is an inevitable consequence of bad genes or aging is outdated.
5 Exercises to Build a Perfect Duo of Strength and Flexibility
Strength and flexibility are co-contributors to your best functional safety and independence, and these exercises specialize in maximizing both of them.
Why Children in Daycare Get Ill So Often, and Why It’s Normal
What parents can do to reduce severity without avoiding necessary immune exposure.
How an Improperly Healed Ankle Sprain Can Affect the Entire Body
What seems like a minor injury can alter movement patterns for months.
How Can I Lower My Energy Bills in the Summer?
You turn up the AC to beat the heat, and before you know it, you’re looking at a bill that’s hard to stomach.
John D. Rockefeller: The Deeply Religious Standard Oil Tycoon
From tithing his first bookkeeper earnings to giving away hundreds of millions, the Gilded Age tycoon viewed wealth as a sacred trust from God.
