Abbott Says He Will Quickly Sign Into Law New Texas Congressional Map Favoring Republicans
Reacting to Texas, California Gov. Gavin Newsom has pressed for his state to redraw its congressional map in favor of Democrats.
Wall Street Review: Dow Hits Record, Small Caps Rally as Fed Paves Way for Rate Cuts
Analysts optimistic for a September rate cut.
Judge Strikes Down Minnesota Law Barring Religious Colleges From College Credit Program
A 2023 Minnesota law barred religious colleges from the program if they required students to affirm their faith.
Facing Impending Crisis, California Lawmakers Pivot on Fossil Fuels
As refineries leave the Golden State, legislators consider a plan to bridge the gap between climate goals and reality.
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How China’s Social Insurance Crackdown Could Devastate Businesses: Experts
Beijing’s enforcement of social security contributions raises labor costs, potentially forcing small companies to cut staff or even shut down.
Day in Photos: Floods in India, Anniversary of Mass Knife Attack, and Corgi Race
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Home Sales See Record July Cancellations as High Mortgage Rates Weigh on Buyers
More than 15 percent of deals fell through last month, even as overall sales ticked higher.
9 Years Later, Here’s What We Know About the Origins of the Russia Probe | John Solomon
Investigative journalist John Solomon is the founder and editor-in-chief of Just the News.
Abrego Garcia Faces Deportation to Uganda After Rejecting Plea Offer, Attorneys Say
The Salvadoran national recently won pre-trial release as he awaits trial on human smuggling charges.
The Last Resort for Baldness? 5 Things to Know About Hair Transplants
Imagine your hair is like a grove of trees on a hillside: The transplant procedure does not plant new trees but rather relocates healthy ones.
Chinese Woman Gets 15 Years for Role in Conspiracy to Import Drugs to US
The marketing manager for a biotech company conspired to import a fentanyl precursor from China, enough to make millions of deadly doses.
Social Security Announces New Service Updates for Account Holders
The Social Security Administration recently highlighted multiple service improvements like reduced average wait times and disability claims backlog.
A Chuck Wagon Cook Spreads the Stories of Ranch Life
It’s not just food on the menu when culinary cowboy Kent Rollins serves up supper.
Shingles: Dormant Virus That Emerges After Decades—Here are the Causes
Shingles is a burning, blistering rash that affects more than 1 million Americans each year, with risk increasing after age 50.
‘Godfather of AI’ Warns Superintelligent Machines Could Replace Humanity
Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist who pioneered neural networks, says artificial intelligence is advancing too fast to control.
Trump Names 4 Judges to Fill Vacancies in North Carolina Courts
The nominations come after a protracted standoff between the Biden White House and Sen. Thom Tillis that froze judicial appointments in the state.
A Hotel, an Editor, and the Night That Changed English Literature
In ‘This Week in History,’ an American editor seeks British authors in London; his limited success would nonetheless result in groundbreaking classics.
This 5-Ingredient Dish Will Make You Fall in Love With an Overlooked Vegetable
This recipe is inspired by Filipino vegetable dish.
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Appeals Court Tosses Trump’s $500 Million Civil Penalty in Business Fraud Case
A judge said the penalty violated the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition on excessive fines.
Fed’s Powell Signals Possible Rate Cut, Markets Rally
The Federal Reserve chair opened the door to rate cuts even as he cautioned about inflation in his closely watched Jackson Hole speech.
Apple Releases Urgent iPhone Update: 4 Things to Know
Apple said that it is aware of reports that the flaw is being ‘exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack’ against specific people.
Scientists Accidentally Discover Laser-Free LASIK Alternative
A chance discovery could reshape how millions improve their eyesight.
Making Music: Together and Apart
Despite the lonely process associated with songwriting, its end product can unite individuals into a chorus, sharing one mind and heart.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Appeals Court Tosses Trump’s $500 Million Civil Penalty in Business Fraud Case
A judge said the penalty violated the Eighth Amendment’s prohibition on excessive fines.
Fed’s Powell Signals Possible Rate Cut, Markets Rally
The Federal Reserve chair opened the door to rate cuts even as he cautioned about inflation in his closely watched Jackson Hole speech.
Apple Releases Urgent iPhone Update: 4 Things to Know
Apple said that it is aware of reports that the flaw is being ‘exploited in an extremely sophisticated attack’ against specific people.
Truck Driver Accused by Trump Administration of Being in the US Illegally Is Denied Bond
Singh was charged with three state counts of vehicular homicide and immigration violations.
Trump Plans to Fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook ‘If She Doesn’t Resign’
Others say the president cannot terminate independent Federal Reserve Board members.
Race for Resources Intensifies as Saudis Pump Billions Into Africa
Saudis need food, critical minerals, a test ground for new technologies and trade routes, and Africa welcomes Riyadh’s investments.
Super Retail Group Reports Increased Crime, Theft Impacting Profit Margins
‘An elevated level of stock loss, attributable to theft, has impacted gross margins,’ Super Retail Group said.
Brent Hinds, Former Mastodon Singer-Guitarist, Dies at 51 in Motorcycle Crash
Hinds was killed while riding a Harley-Davidson motorcycle late Wednesday night when the driver of a BMW SUV failed to yield while making a turn
