Trump Rejects Iran’s Offer to Open Strait—Says Blockade Stays Until Nuclear Deal Reached
The president said the U.S. destroyed 80 percent of Iran’s missiles and missile factories and would take out the rest ‘very quickly if we don’t make a deal.’
Blockade of a Blockade: As Tehran Menaces Strait of Hormuz, US Tightens Vise on Iranian Shipping
Iran’s hold on the waterway causes international pain while U.S. Navy’s worldwide hunt for ’shadow fleet' tankers is aimed only at Iran.
Trump Says US Reviewing Possible Troop Cuts in Germany
U.S. troops have been in Germany continuously since 1945, when American forces occupied the country after World War II.
8 Candidates Lock Horns as California Governor’s Debate Focuses on High Cost of Living
Two Republicans and six Democrats scramble for the top two spots ahead of the state’s June 2 jungle primaries.
She Fled Persecution in China. Now Beijing Wants to Take Her Freedom in the West.
Threats and intimidation forced the cancellation of a Shen Yun performance in Toronto, a first for the CCP’s campaign to stop the group.
Trump Says He Discussed Ukraine Ceasefire With Putin
The leaders discussed a temporary truce to mark the May 9 anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.
Texas Attorney General Sues Houston-Area Center Accused of ‘Birth Tourism’ Scheme
Texas has sued a China-linked operation the Attorney General’s office said has claimed responsibility for ‘1,000+ American-born babies.’
House Passes Budget Resolution to Fund ICE, 3-Year FISA Extension
The House also moved forward with the latest version of the Farm Bill.
The Story of the Modoc Nation: History, Identity, and Survival
Ken Sandusky and Brian Herbert of the Modoc Nation share one of the most remarkable stories in American history.
OpenAI Takes Aim at Elon Musk’s Narrative, Credibility in Oakland Trial
The Tesla CEO continued testimony on the second day of an epic legal battle over the future of OpenAI.
Clearing Clutter to Reconnect With What Matters
Owning less liberates time and energy we can use to connect more deeply with ourselves, others and our faith.
Afghan ISIS-K Operative Found Guilty of Terrorist Support, Including Bombing That Killed 13 US Troops
A federal jury convicted Afghan national Mohammad Sharifullah for participating in a 9-year conspiracy to provide material support for terrorists.
A Poetry for the Time Capsule: ‘This Far Country’ by Joseph Bottum
In a just world, Joseph Bottum would be our US Poet Laureate.
Hayes Home: Victorian on Display
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we tour the lavish, museum-like home of an American president and his family.
Enlarged Prostate: Most Common Prostate Condition in Aged Men–Here Are the Causes
The prostate naturally enlarges with age but when that growth goes too far, it starts to disrupt how you urinate.
Detoxing Healthy Anti-Inflammatory Cauliflower ‘Fried’ Rice Bowl
A grain-free take on fried rice offers all the savory satisfaction of the classic while supporting digestion and balanced energy.
Supreme Court Lifts Lower Court Block on New Texas Congressional Election Map
The ruling means the new map that favors Republicans will remain in place for the November congressional elections.
How Would NATO Fare Without the US? This Is What the Experts Say
The possibility of a U.S. exit from NATO leaves European leaders assessing military capabilities without American might.
Trump Calls for Jimmy Kimmel’s Firing After Joke Mocking First Lady
It’s not the first time Kimmel has drawn criticism from the Trump administration.
US Pledges $100 Million to Repair Chornobyl Nuclear Plant
Without repairs, Europe faces the possibility of ‘a dangerous leak of highly radioactive material,’ the State Department said.
6 Men Plead Guilty to Federal Charges for Attacking Officers Trapped Under Bridge During ICE Riots
The men were accused of taking part in throwing debris and fireworks over an overpass onto law enforcement below.
King Charles and Queen Camilla Tour New York City During US Visit
The royal couple visited the waterfall pools located where the World Trade Center’s twin towers once stood.
Corporate Share of Co-Working Space Hits 15 Percent as Firms Move Regional
Driven by higher fuel costs, bigger businesses are looking to disperse their workforce.
Tony Romo Comes Up Short in Attempting to Qualify for the US Open
The former Dallas Cowboys quarterback is an avid golfer, but his 9-over par score of 79 in a qualifier wasn’t enough.
5 Ways to Prepare Legumes for Better Digestion and Nutrient Absorption
The way you prepare legumes can make them easier to digest and more beneficial for your body.
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Weaker Bones, Higher Fracture Risk in Major Study
A frozen dinner here and a cookie there can make a world of difference in the strength of your bones.
The 5 Questions You Need to Ask Before Filling a New Prescription
If you know what to ask, you can make sure you get the drugs you need and avoid the problems that millions suffer.
Compose Your Salad
A nicoise salad is the sum of its components, however many variations abound.
Proper Lawn Mowing Height
There are several reasons that lawn grasses should be mowed higher than many people actually mow their grass.
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.
10 Unique Global Hotels That Are Perfect for Stargazing
People who want to get away from the city and experience the heavens’ natural splendor might consider a stargazing-friendly hotel.
