Trump Tells Allies to Secure Strait of Hormuz
The president pressed allies to assume responsibility for enforcing access in the Strait of Hormuz, a key oil transit waterway that Iran has been controlling.
US Warplanes Struck 200 Short-Notice Targets in Iran, Hegseth Says
The ‘dynamic strikes’ were guided in mid-air by real-time intelligence updates to exploit windows of opportunity.
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4 Things to Know About SCOTUS Case That Could Redefine Birthright Citizenship
The justices will consider whether Trump’s order excluding children of illegal immigrants from birthright citizenship violates the 14th Amendment.
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America’s Half a Trillion Dollar Sewage Problem
Fixing aging sewer pipes nationwide will cost hundreds of billions of dollars. Meanwhile, thousands of spills occur every year.
Supreme Court Rules ‘Conversion Therapy’ Ban Violates First Amendment
The case, Chiles v. Salazar, was brought by a therapist who alleged Colorado’s ban violated her right to free expression.
UNBROKEN: The Untold Story of Shen Yun
The documentary follows the world-renowned Shen Yun Performing Arts as it rises to global acclaim while facing intimidation and threats of violence.
Protests Erupt Across China as Regime Tightens Security and Restricts Drone Use
In some cases, grievances appear to be evolving beyond specific disputes into broader political anger.
Washington Becomes Latest Democrat-Led State to Tax Millionaires, Sparking Legal Fight
Washington joins other Democrat-led states in taxing millionaires after Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a 9.9 percent income tax, drawing immediate legal challenges.
He Ran the World’s Biggest Payment Processor; Now He’s Taking on Social Security | Frank Bisignano
Bisignano oversees not one, but two of America’s most consequential institutions: the Social Security Administration and the Internal Revenue Service.
Teenage COVID-19 Recipients at Risk of Serious Adverse Events After 2nd Dose: Study
Researchers said more studies on adolescents and COVID-19 vaccination should be done to explore events among that population.
These Nutrients May Help Autistic Kids, Here’s Why
Children with autism seem to have a higher need for nutrients. Though when it comes down to specifics, every child is different.
Britain’s King Charles to Visit Washington Despite Iran War Tensions
U.S. President Donald Trump said the historic royal visit will be ’terrific,' despite criticism over the UK’s decision not to back Middle East military action.
Charles J. Connick: The Art of Light
Connick’s studio became known for jewel-like, symbol-rich windows that helped revive stained glass in the United States.
Candles on the Cake: Two Writers Who Can Light up Our Country’s Birthday Party
Esther Forbes’s and Kenneth Roberts’s historical novels can help young readers gear up for America’s 250th anniversary.
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Your Mind Has a Mirror. Here’s What’s Clouding It and How to Clear It
The inner “mirror of life” reflects everything happening within a person.
Tune in Today: Sibelius’s Violin Concerto and Ginette Neveu
French prodigy Ginette Neveu helped elevate Jean Sibelius’s Violin Concerto—a misunderstood masterpiece—to lasting greatness.
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Comedian Sued for $27 Million Over ‘The Lion King’ Joke
Learnmore Jonasi faced a multimillion-dollar lawsuit after he made statements about lyrics in the ‘The Lion King’ during an interview.
Young Farmers Finding Success Despite Growing Challenges
High prices and shrinking families threaten multigenerational farms in Indiana, but two young farmers believe their children will find success in the industry.
The Overlooked Organ Linked to Longevity
New research in more than 50,000 adults links thymus health to longevity and disease risk.
US Labor Demand Cools as Job Openings Slip Below 7 Million
Hiring stalled while fewer Americans quit their jobs.
Israel Prepares for Possible Increased US Military Activity Against Iran
Trump has threatened to intensify strikes against Iran while pursuing a negotiated settlement.
France, UK, Germany, Australia Urge Israel to Rethink Terrorist Death Penalty by Hanging
Israel says more deterrence is needed against terror attacks.
Ukraine Offers Lessons Learned in Building a Resilient, Diverse, Gritty Grid While Under Fire
Representatives from the besieged nation tout above-and-beyond innovation with all-of-the-above energies as a ‘demonstration ... of the future.’
Chicago Bulls Waive Jaden Ivey Following Criticism of NBA Pride Nights
Ivey appeared in just four games for the Bulls before being shut down for the rest of the season due to a knee injury.
How to Add More Disease-Free Years to Your Life
A 60,000-person study found that tiny daily changes to three key habits add disease-free years to your life.
Neuroscience Reveals What You Believe Can Change Your Body
Our beliefs about our bodies and their healing potential can lead to significant physical changes.
Depression Isn’t Just in the Brain: A TCM Approach to Relief
By focusing on the body’s internal energy systems, TCM offers a different framework for understanding mood disorders and their treatment.
71 Percent of Baby Foods Are Ultra-Processed, Study Finds
A new study found that baby foods in the United States contain additives linked to gut disruption, ADHD, and obesity.
These Copycat Cheddar Bay Biscuits Are a Super Easy Dupe for the Real Thing
Here’s how you can replicate Red Lobster’s renowned biscuits at home, without picking up a box.
Kitchen Hacks That Actually Work, Mostly
Not every kitchen hack is a winner but some of these might be.
Unexpected Job Offer Leads Retiree on a New Career Pathway
For this 74-year-old, retirement seems to be a thing of the past.
Mother Nature and Money Meet in Palm Beach
Diversity is one of the Palm Beach area’s numerous inviting and intriguing traits.
