US Intelligence Chiefs Back Trump’s Claim China Interfered in American Elections
Agency-approved findings said China obtained nonpublic U.S. voter data and that targeting registration systems constitutes election interference.
Trump Launches ‘Freedom Haulers’ Plan to Replace Unvetted Truckers With Veterans
Military veterans can expedite approval for licensing programs, while current service members can prepare for careers in professional driving.
Fall of Xi Loyalist Fang Xinghai Highlights Growing Purge of China’s Financial Elite
The former securities regulator’s downfall reflects Xi Jinping’s drive to tighten control over China’s financial sector and dismantle rival networks.
Canada Is Welcoming Chinese Cars. Here’s Why That Matters for America.
The cars can’t be sold in the United States. Yet Canada’s open door threatens American jobs and data security, analysts say.
European Nations to Boycott Soccer World Cup Over New FIFA Proposals
UEFA said the sport is ‘not for sale,’ and its 55 members will not take part in FIFA tournaments for as long as the commercial proposals ‘remain alive.’
Judge Rejects States’ Attempt to Block Medicaid Work Requirements
The case will proceed, and the court will rule later on whether to block the mandate for many recipients to work or volunteer.
Father of Apalachee High School Shooter Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison
Four people died in the Georgia school shooting on Sept. 4, 2024.
FCC Bans Foreign Humanoid Robots, Power Inverters Amid China Concerns
Lawmakers said the bans would mitigate threats posed by China-made robots.
Judge Rules Wisconsin Primary Voters Cannot Void Early Ballots
Dane County Circuit Judge David Conway said guidance issued by Wisconsin’s elections commission was consistent with the law.
Thousands of Illegal Immigrants Breach Morocco’s Border With Spanish Enclave of Ceuta
Ceuta’s leader Juan Jesús Vivas declared a national emergency, saying some immigrant shelters were operating at 2,400 percent of capacity.
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Death Toll Rises to 25 After 7.1-Magnitude Earthquake in Japan
Officials were investigating whether the deaths of nine other people in the prefecture were caused by the earthquake.
How Cuba Penetrated America’s Security Elite | John Suarez
Cuba’s intelligence service is more formidable than the KGB, says John Suarez, executive director of the Center for a Free Cuba.
Trump Floats Temporarily Pulling Blanche’s Nomination
The president was relying on votes from two key Republican senators to push the nomination through.
Before Memory Fades, Your Walk May Reveal 5 Hidden Brain Disorders
Your legs may detect brain trouble before your memory does.
Fed’s Preferred Inflation Measure Cools Sharply in June
Personal income and spending slowed as months-long elevated prices weighed on consumers.
Tune in Today: Brahms Symphony No. 1 Emerges From Beethoven’s Shadow
Brahms took years to compose a Romantic-era masterpiece that plays tribute to Beethoven.
Beyond the Penny Saved: The Three Moral Gifts of Thrift
Practicing frugality builds strong character through self-discipline, self-denial, and the wise stewardship of our time.
Thousands of Bottles of Blood Pressure and Heart Drugs Recalled Nationwide
The product was manufactured by India-based Alkem Laboratories and distributed by New Jersey-based Ascend Laboratories.
US Intercepts Iranian Missile Attack, Hits Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq With Saudi Support
U.S. Central Command said that it coordinated with Saudi Arabian Armed Forces and launched strikes against Iran-aligned terrorists in Iraq.
Trump Administration to End Medicare Drug Plan Subsidies
Insurers have gained enough experience with Medicare Part D to accurately price plans with no need for subsidies, CMS stated.
OpenAI’s Models Broke out of Test Environment, Accessed External Accounts
One of the AI models involved was an unreleased internal prototype that OpenAI has since shut down.
Senate Committee Advances Trump’s Labor Secretary Nominee
If confirmed, Keith Sonderling would succeed Lori Chavez-DeRemer, who stepped down in April.
First Lady Melania Trump Facilitates Reunion of Fifth Group of Ukrainian, Russian Children With Families
Kyiv accused Moscow of abducting children from Ukraine and taking them to Russia—allegations Russia denies.
Cyclospora Outbreak Weighs on Taco Bell Sales, Says Parent Company
Taco Bell’s U.S. same-store sales fell 2 percent from the beginning of the third quarter through July 27.
Australia’s Wealthiest Person Rewards Winning Athletes Nearly $1.3 Million
Mining magnate Gina Rinehart had promised cash bonuses for each medal won by Australia’s swim team.
Academy Award-Winning Musician Glen Hansard Dies in Motorcycle Accident at 56
Hansard gained international recognition through the 2007 independent film ‘Once,’ winning an Oscar for Best Original Song.
How to Pick and Wash Lettuce Amid Parasite and Bacterial Outbreaks
From Cyclospora to E. coli, here’s what makes leafy greens vulnerable–and how to reduce your risk.
What We Are Giving Away to AI
When AI becomes the starting point for writing and decision-making, it can reshape how we understand ideas, trust our judgment, and value our own work.
How a Surgeon With a Damaged Knee Learned to Outsmart Arthritis
Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Nicholas DiNubile shares decades of insight on preventing knee arthritis.
What Seeing and Doing Art Does to Your DNA
People who engaged in arts and cultural activities weekly were about 1 year biologically younger than those who rarely did so.
Planting a Summer Moon Garden
The magic of a moon garden lies in its pale blossoms catching the moonlight and sweet scents lingering in the evening air.
He Refused to Pay $2,000—So He Built a Toilet Boat to Cross the Sea
A South Australian man has gone viral after crossing a 20 kilometre stretch of sea in a homemade raft to move some precious cargo.
The Art and Value of Journaling as You Travel
Travel can make you a poet. And travel can make you spiritual.
