Trump Says US Seized an Iranian-Flagged Cargo Ship, Blew Hole in Engine
The ship, called the Touska, attempted to get past a U.S. military blockade that has been in effect since April 13, the president said.
Trump Says US Negotiators Will Travel to Pakistan for Peace Talks With Iran
The president said Iran had violated a ceasefire agreement by firing shots on April 18 aimed at a French ship and freighter from the UK.
Gunman Kills 8 Children, Including 7 of His Own, in Louisiana Shooting
Police identified the suspect as Shamar Elkins, who fatally shot seven of his children and another child.
America in Photos: Midwest Tornado, Battle of Lexington, and Florida Fire
Notable moments from the past week in America.
Following Paul Revere’s Revolutionary Ride
People along Paul Revere’s famous route from Boston to Lexington, Massachusetts, said the 250th anniversary of America will be ‘extra special.’
Gas Prices May Not Drop Under $3 Until 2027, Energy Secretary Says
The average price for a gallon of regular gas is $4.04, according to data by the American Automobile Association.
House Committee Chair Condemns Chinese Threat Campaign After Canceled Shen Yun Performance
‘The threats targeting Shen Yun are horrifying,’ Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) said.
US Citizen, a Uyghur Scholar, Says He Was Detained and Deported From Malaysia
‘They informed me that my deportation was a direct request from Beijing,’ Abdulhakim Idris said.
Blue Origin Successfully Lands Reused Rocket Booster for 1st Time
The New Glenn rocket booster landed on a sea-based platform in the Atlantic Ocean on the morning of April 19.
Why Some Scientists Are Rethinking Darwin’s Theory of Evolution | Stephen Meyer
In a new film, “The Story of Everything,” coming to theaters April 30, Meyer lays out a case that could reshape how we think about life itself.
Mamdani, Obama Meet for First Time Publicly at Bronx Child Care Center
Mamdani campaigned on a promise of free childcare as a way to reduce costs for families living in the city, a program that has an estimated cost of $6 billion.
Why Some People Stay the Course While Others Burn Out
Reframing our efforts from ‘I have to’ to ‘I want to’ with genuine reason to want to, transforms suffering into meaningful purpose.
Inside the Army’s 3-Day Contest of Skill and Grit
An elite group of soldiers pushed themselves to the limit in a trial of strength, endurance, and skill known as the Best Ranger Competition.
‘We Are Stronger’: A Life Rebuilt Piece by Piece
Without connections to others and deep faith, military veterans often have great difficulty coming back to civilian society.
Chicago Shakespeare Theater Brings New Life to ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’
A lively Chicago Shakespeare Theater revival of “The Merry Wives of Windsor” delivers big laughs and fresh energy to one of Shakespeare’s most debated comedies.
Diving Reflex: A Powerful Way to Enhance Vagal Tone–Here’s How to Activate It
This reflex isn’t just a biological curiosity—it has real-world benefits.
Towards Cultural Renewal: The Great American Art Competition
The Great American Art Competition is a beginning step to restore the nation’s artistic traditions.
ICE Agent Charged With Assault in Minnesota
The agent allegedly pointed a weapon at two people.
Supreme Court Sides With Chevron in Louisiana Pollution Lawsuit
A federal appeals court previously ruled against an energy company in the jurisdictional dispute, saying the lawsuit should be heard in state court.
Trump Signs Executive Order to Establish Pathway for Psychedelic Drug Treatments
Comedian and podcaster Joe Rogan sent Trump ibogaine data, which explained how treatments can improve a person’s life.
Judge Blocks DOJ From Voter Rolls in Rhode Island, Citing Similar Rulings in 4 Other States
Dozens of similar cases are still pending while at least a dozen states have handed over the requested data.
Appeals Court Allows Construction of White House Ballroom to Continue
The order came just a day after a federal judge issued a preliminary injunction blocking above-ground construction of the ballroom.
North Korea Test-Fires Short-Range Ballistic Missiles
International Atomic Energy Agency says it has ‘deep concerns’ about North Korea’s nuclear program.
NBA Rebounds From Tank-Plagued Regular Season With Play-In Drama
Portland’s victory, Charlotte’s strong showing, and Golden State’s up-and-down games were a great warmup for the playoffs.
Heart Attack Survivors May Safely Stop Beta-Blockers After 1 Year: Study
A major study found that stable heart attack survivors who stopped taking beta-blockers fared no worse than those who continued.
How a Middle-Aged Man Lost 22 Pounds in 2 Months
A clinical case highlights how TCM-based intermittent fasting can deliver rapid, sustainable weight loss and improve overall health.
How Warming Your Feet Can Improve Sleep and Digestion
Exposure to cold during the winter months increases susceptibility to the common cold and may affect the function of internal organs.
Peanut Crusted Sea Scallops With Fettuccine
The secret to tender, juicy scallops is a quick sear, just 1 minute per side.
Ask the Builder: A Unique Solution for Spice Storage
Finding a particular spice on a filled rack can be difficult.
The Psychology of the Supercommunicators
Journalist Charles Duhigg set out on a journey to uncover the shared traits of people who are superb at communicating and connecting with others.
This New Art and Retail District Aims to ‘Make Fort Lauderdale Cool Again’
For the trend-seeking 20-something-year-olds of Fort Lauderdale, Thrive Art District, a commerce and arts hub near downtown, may be their new oasis.
