27 Years On, Australians and New Zealanders Stand Against the CCP’s Brutal Persecution
Commemorations were held across several cities on July 20 to mark the official start of the CCP’s persecution against Falun Gong.
Painters Abseil to Erase Giant ‘Pam the Bird’ Graffiti, Despite 9,500 Signatures to Keep It
High above the Yarra, painters are wiping out a giant bird graffiti that some Melburnians desperately want to keep.
Australia Leaves Door Open to Joint South China Sea Patrols After Beijing’s Missile Test
Speaking at the ASEAN Summit in Manila, Philippines, on July 22, Wong said stability in the South China Sea is “critical” to the region’s stability.
Australia’s Biggest Super Funds Hold Nearly $15 Billion in Gambling-Linked Shares
The study also says the true level of investment is likely higher considering it doesn’t capture indirect investments.
From Traffic Cones to Canvas: ‘Neil’ the Seal’s Latest Claim to Fame
One academic also praised how well bystanders watched and observed Neil.
Nurses Call for More Staff, Security After Assaults Double in 10 Years
According to data from AIHW, assault-related hospitalisations among healthcare workers rose from 49 in 2015-16 to 126 in 2024-25.
Armaguard Rails Against Takeover Powers Aimed at Shoring up Dwindling Cash Use
A new bill forbids Armaguard from unilaterally cutting routes to remote or regional towns to save money.
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.
US Lays Groundwork for Approving Offshore Nuclear Power Projects
Offshore use of nuclear technologies has been safely used by the military for decades, the acting director of the Marine Minerals Administration said.
Financial Managers Seek Ways to Leave China Amid Anti-Corruption Probe
Insiders say officials at state-owned financial firms are trying to recover their passports as Beijing scrutinizes their assets, income, and overseas holdings.
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.
Behind America’s Growing ‘Food Freedom’ Movement
For every dollar spent on food in the United States, farmers pocket just 5.8 cents. In the mid-20th century, that figure was 40 cents.
5 Exercises to Build a Perfect Duo of Strength and Flexibility
Strength and flexibility are co-contributors to your best functional safety and independence, and these exercises specialize in maximizing both of them.
‘The Dink’: Hollywood Finally Recognizes America’s Newest Pastime
Jake Johnson leads a talented ensemble cast through a mostly by-the-numbers story.
Northern Territory Set to Legalise Euthanasia, 30 Years After Landmark Law Overturned
The Finocchiaro government says it can pass the law without needing support from Labor or the crossbench.
Robinson Accuses Australian Media Outlet of Double Standards After Dropping Stefanovic
‘They spoke to Ghislaine Maxwell, they spoke to people after convictions of child abuse,’ Robinson said.
Cash an ‘Essential Throwback’: Banking CEO Backs Safeguards to Keep Cash Going
Rural and regional communities rely on cash, but with only 15 percent of transactions using it, the government has a tricky problem to address.
Sen. Ron Wyden Introduces Bill to Return Tariff Authority to Congress
‘Congress must reassert its authority over trade and tariffs,’ Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) said in a statement.
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.
Judge Blocks NYC Law Requiring Uber, Lyft to Give Drivers Deactivation Notice
The judge deemed Local Law 52 unconstitutional, saying it interferes with platform safety and benefits only a small number of drivers.
Dolphins Sign Jordyn Brooks to 3-Year, $51 Million Extension
Brooks led the NFL in tackles in 2025.
Tate Brothers Fighting Extradition to UK, Lawyer Says
Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested recently in Florida.
Canadian and US Fish Found With Rare Contagious Skin Cancer
Testing showed the cancer cells behaved more like parasites than conventional tumors.
11 Strength-Building Stretches That Improve Flexibility, Mobility, and Muscle Power
With the right approach, you do not have to choose between strength and flexibility–you can train both simultaneously.
80-Year-Old TCM Practitioner Shares Daily Routine for Healthy Eyes
TCM expert Hu Naiwen can still read small print without reading glasses by adhering to a unique set of eye-care practices.
American Heart Association Issues New Coffee Guidelines
Higher amounts of caffeine may cause problems such as high blood pressure, the organization said.
Summer Spring Rolls, the Perfect Antidote to a Hot Day
Translucent rice papers, holding cold noodles, proteins, and veggies in a tightly wrapped bundle are popular in Vietnamese cooking.
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.
Three Generations Adore Antigua
Antigua and the Carlisle Bay Resort met the collective wishes of all three generations.
