Trump, Xi to Meet for 2nd Day of Summit, With Discussion Expected on Taiwan, Iran, Purchases
Artificial intelligence and trade relations are also on the agenda between Trump and Xi.
Day in Photos: Missile Strikes, Anti-Fraud Initiatives, and Venezuela Human Rights Report
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Middle East Commander Says Iran’s Drones Are Depleted, US Navy Could Open Strait of Hormuz
Adm. Brad Cooper told senators that Tehran has 10 percent drone and missile capacity, disputing other assessments.
New ATF Director Vows to Refocus From Lawful Gun Owners to Violent Criminals
Cekada testified on how the agency would handle gun owner-related sensitive data, why it has proposed 34 new rules, and if it has an illegal firearms registry.
Everyone in the Democratic Party Has Money—Except the Democratic Party
Democratic candidates and Hill committees are flush with cash and no debt. The DNC is also pulling in money—though not as much—and it’s $4.5 million in debt.
Shen Yun Closes a Season of Acclamation, Medals, and Sold-Out Houses
The classical Chinese dance company’s 20th tour drew generals, lawmakers, and sold-out crowds across five continents—often in defiance of Beijing’s pressure.
Congressional Hearing Spotlights Organ Harvesting in China
‘Nazi-like atrocities that are being committed in 2026—it’s getting worse,’ the China commission co-chair says.
California Governor’s Former Chief of Staff Takes Plea Deal in Corruption, Fraud Case
Dana Williamson pled guilty to charges of conspiracy to commit bank, wire, and tax fraud.
Congressional-Executive Commission on China Holds Hearing on Illegal Organ Trafficking in China
The Congressional-Executive Commission on China holds a hearing titled ‘A Market Built on Victims: Stopping Illegal Organ Trafficking in China and Beyond.’
CIA Director Visits Cuba Amid Fuel Crisis
A group of U.S. officials led by CIA Director John Ratcliffe were in Cuba on Thursday.
PCOS: One of Women’s Most Misunderstood Conditions
PCOS was never a cystic disease; it is a metabolic syndrome.
Louisiana Senate Passes New Congressional Map That Removes Majority-Black District
Redistricting efforts started after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that limited the use of race when drawing boundaries for Louisiana’s electoral districts.
An Invitation to the Ducal Palace in Gubbio at The Met
Inside the ’studiolo,' visitors are transported to a ruler’s retreat in a 15th-century Italian palace.
TEFAF New York Opens: Prestigious Art Fair Blooms for a Limited Time
The annual art fair brings together international dealers to showcase their work throughout the 16 historic, period rooms at Manhattan’s Park Avenue Armory.
Histamine Intolerance: An Underrecognized Condition That Can Affect Multiple Organs–Here Are the Causes
Histamine intolerance occurs when the body struggles to break down histamine from food or its own natural production.
The Civil War Painting That Made Winslow Homer’s Reputation
The artist’s experience at the battlefront had a lasting effect on his art.
Thousands of Bottles of Pain Reliever Recalled Nationwide, FDA Says
The recall was initiated due to the ‘presence of lead and lithium.’
Supreme Court Clears Way for Alabama to Adopt New House Map That Removes Majority-Black District
The state had argued that the high court’s recent ruling on race and redistricting required it to adjust its electoral map.
FDA Commissioner Marty Makary Resigns
Dr. Marty Makary had headed the Food and Drug Administration for more than one year.
High-Ranking Tren de Aragua Leader Extradited to US
Jose Enrique Martinez Flores will make his first federal court appearance on May 15.
Fetterman Says Democratic AI Moratorium Push Is ‘Lunacy,’ ‘China-First’
The Pennsylvania Democrat criticized a Sanders-Ocasio-Cortez bill that would pause AI data center construction until federal safeguards are in place.
Germany Calls on EU to Streamline Spending, Focus on Defense
Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged the bloc to become more competitive, with calls for boosted defense ahead of a major debate on the EU budget.
Chinese Central Bank Defies Beijing’s Five-Year Plan
Despite the promise of China’s recent five-year plan to pursue an easy monetary policy, the PBOC insists on keeping what is effectively the opposite.
2026 Preakness Stakes: What to Know About the Middle Jewel of the Triple Crown
The Preakness won’t see a continued pursuit of the Triple Crown, but a shift in venue away from Pimlico Race Course is one of many reasons to still tune in.
What Makes Some People Live to 100? Scientists Find Clues in Their Blood
The secret to longevity may not be slowing aging but preserving the right systems.
10-Minute Light-Weight Aerobics to Slow Cognitive Aging
A simple daily water bottle workout boosts blood flow to the brain, improving both cognitive function and muscle strength.
Hantavirus: Rare yet Deadly Virus Strikes Cruise Ship—What to Watch Out for
Infectious disease experts break down hantavirus risks, symptoms, and how rare person-to-person transmission actually is.
Bait and Switch
The more you know about wine, the more you are likely to see the scam before falling for it.
Plan and Design Your Deck
In addition to being enjoyable to use, a new deck will likely add more value to your house than the cost of the materials.
The Greatest Logician Since Aristotle—and Why He Believed in Life After Death
Renowned mathematician Kurt Godel believed the afterlife exists so we can deepen the learning process that begins in this world and reach our full potential.
Tax on Leaving Australia to Rise to $80
A family of four will pay $320 in departure taxes under the changes.
