US Signs Nuclear Cooperation Deal With Saudi Arabia
The agreement is expected to benefit U.S. companies and reduce Russian and Chinese influence in Saudi Arabia’s civilian nuclear sector.
Officials Sought to Downplay China’s Link to 2020 Election
Declassified records lift the veil on the debate preceding suppression of reports on China’s meddling.
The New Cholesterol Pill Isn’t for Everyone. Here’s How to Tell.
Lipfendra cuts LDL as sharply as the injections it replaces. Whether it prevents a single heart attack is a question no one can answer until 2029.
Senate Panel Advances Bill to Make Hospitals Compete on Price
The bill would extend current price transparency regulations and enshrine them in law, advancing a key Trump administration priority.
US Pledges to Push Back Against Chinese Transnational Repression, Protect Falun Gong
The United States will defend communities against coercion and intimidation from foreign governments, the State Department told The Epoch Times.
Doctor Urges Medical Community to Take Action Against China’s Forced Organ Harvesting
The CCP is committing ‘one of the gravest violations of medical ethics in the 21st century,’ Dr. Alejandro Centurion said.
House Adopts Budget Blueprint for $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
Dubbed ’reconciliation 3.0,' the package would fund the Iran war, provide farm aid, and fund grants for states to implement voter ID requirements.
House Passes Congressional Stock Trading Ban
It now goes to the Senate, where its prospects are uncertain.
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House Passes Defense Policy Bill That Attaches SAVE America Act
With the final vote, Republicans agreed to attach their election integrity bill, the SAVE America Act, to the defense measure following its passage.
Britain’s ‘Strictest Headmistress’ Explains Secret to Her School’s Success | Katharine Birbalsingh
Her school has repeatedly ranked No. 1 in student progress in the entire country.

Allergy Medication Recalled Over Possible ‘Life-Threatening’ Risks
Lots of cetirizine hydrochloride, an antihistamine, were recalled after it was found to be contaminated with ranitidine, an antacid medication.
Coffee Changes Your Gut Microbiome; Decaf Has a Similar Effect
A recent study suggests coffee reshapes the gut microbiome in ways that influence mood, cognition, and inflammation.
US, Ukraine Sign Agreement for Drone Testing
Ukraine and Russian leaders also start discussing plans to restart peace agreements.
Rediscovering the Pre-Raphaelite Artist Marie Spartali Stillman
Spartali Stillman pushed the boundaries of watercolor, making her pictures rival the effects of oil paint.
Wagner at Home: ‘Siegfried Idyll’
The German composer reveals his softer side in his birthday composition to his beloved wife, Cosima.
State Department Issues Worldwide Travel Alert for Americans as War With Iran Heightens
U.S. diplomatic facilities inside and outside the Middle East have been targeted, the department warned.

Thousands of Noncitizens Registered to Vote in New Jersey, Governor Says
A software error resulted in roughly 6,600 people who indicated they were not U.S. citizens being registered to vote in New Jersey.
9 Injured in Early Morning Mass Shooting in Tucson
An unidentified man opened fire on a group of people before officers shot him and took him into custody.
National Guard Deploys as Flash Floods Sweep Through West Virginia Homes, Businesses
The National Guard began swift-water rescue operations and more than 100 people were rescued.

Federal Government to Spend $5 Billion on AI-Powered Health, Infrastructure Research
AI will be used to investigate the root causes of chronic diseases, develop treatments for pediatric cancer, and enhance U.S. energy infrastructure.

Impact of Houthi Red Sea Blockade on Energy Markets: What to Know
The Iranian-backed Yemeni terror group declared a blockade of the vital shipping route on July 20.

Health Insurance Keeps Millions of Americans From Changing Jobs, Survey Finds
Workers facing debt, chronic illness, and financial stress are the most likely to remain in jobs for health benefits.

Panthers Tackle Taylor Moton to Miss Time Due to Blood Clot in Lung
The medical condition has cropped up among multiple NFL stars in recent years.

Miss Universe Tegucigalpa Runner-Up, Wualys Fuentes Aquino, Found Dead at Age 23
The second-place getter was found unresponsive at her Honduras apartment on July 20.

The Surprising Freedom That Comes From Commitment
Commitment can lead to a unique kind of freedom: one from loneliness, ongoing doubt, and the overload of too many choices.
How to Make Tomato Soup to Get More Cancer-Fighting Compounds
Gazpacho turns peak-season tomatoes and extra-virgin olive oil into a hydrating, no-cook dish that helps the body absorb antioxidant-rich lycopene.

A Widely Available Drug Is Sending More People to Poison Control Centers
Kratom is easy to obtain without a prescription and is often marketed as a natural remedy, leading more people to try it.
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.

Why Melbourne’s Global Food Scene Feels Like Home
The biggest surprise that stayed with me from Melbourne was the excellence and articulations of Greek cuisine.





























































































