5,000 Targets in Iran Struck During Operation Epic Fury, US Central Command Says
There is ’substantial progress’ toward destroying the Iranian navy, which has lost 50 ships, said Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Hungary Caps Gasoline, Diesel Prices, Vows to Release Strategic Reserves Amid Iran Oil Blockade
The United States is also considering a coordinated sale of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve with releases from other countries.
Littleproud Steps Down as Nationals Leader, Says He’s ‘Done’
The Nationals leader revealed that he struggled to cope with pressure following the Liberal-National Coalition’s devastating defeat in the 2025 federal election
New Bill to Allow Australia to Pause Entry of Some Temporary Visa Holders During Crises
The law is aimed at preventing classes of travellers from being stranded in Australia.
New Electoral Laws Limit Voter Choice, Strengthen Labor-Coalition Grip: Climate 200
The founder of Climate 200 warned that the new laws could undermine the integrity of Australia’s democratic system and disadvantage independent candidates.
How Do Mass Shooters Pick Their Targets? Expert Says Key Question Often Overlooked
The methods of mass shooters can be overlooked, even if they have a stark bearing on how governments should deal with such incidents.
UK Pauses Prescribing Cross-Sex Hormones to Children Following Review
The UK’s national health service launched a 90-day consultation on proposals to permanently remove the treatment as a routine procedure for under-18s.
Critics Say New Definition of Anti-Muslim Hostility Is ‘Assault’ on Free Speech
The Free Speech Union warns the policy risks reviving ‘blasphemy’-style restrictions as ministers insist criticism of religion remains protected.
UK Prosecutors Charge Syrian Air Force Intelligence Officer With Torture, Murder
On March 10, England’s chief magistrate rejected an application by lawyers for the identity of suspect Salem al-Salem, 58, to be kept secret.
In-Depth
The Human Costs of Ultracompetitive Youth Sports
The drive for elite child athletes shoves recreation-level programs aside and discourages collective participation, federal lawmakers fear.
Dr. Mehmet Oz Says Obamacare Enrollment Numbers Are ‘Too High’
‘The fact that we have 23 million makes me think we have too many participants’ in the health care program, he said in a recent interview.
China’s ‘Two Sessions’ Open Amid Increased Defense Spending, Military Purge, and Iran Uncertainty
Beijing’s annual political meetings open as rising defense spending, widening military purge, and war in Iran highlight pressures facing the CCP leadership.
Researchers Pinpoint When Fitness Starts to Decline
Think you’re too old to start working out? A 50-year study proves otherwise.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Millennial Men Face Low Testosterone Crisis, Doctors Warn
Doctors are seeing a surge of millennial men with low testosterone, erectile dysfunction, and early prostate concerns.
Novelist Mark Helprin on Learning, Curiosity, and Revitalizing Education
‘Do it the hard way.’ Mark Helprin explains how to fix education—at home and in schools.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Bowen Rejects Calls for 90-Day Fuel Stockpile as Coalition Raises Supply Concerns
Chris Bowen said the stockpile would cost $20 billion over the next 4 years.
Former Agribusiness CEO to Run for One Nation in Farrer By-Election
David Farley, 69, is a global agribusiness expert and a grandfather of seven.
Food on the Line: Frustrated Farmers Call for National Fuel Action Amid Soaring Prices
Farming groups have warned that Australia’s food security could be at risk as farmers struggle to obtain supplies from wholesalers.
Speaker Johnson Suggests Using Reconciliation Bill to Target Fraud in Democrat-Run States
Rep. Mike Johnson (D-La.) said that going after ‘fraud, waste, abuse’ in blue states is ’something every Republican can agree on.’
DNC Sues Federal Government Over Alleged Unanswered FOIA Requests About Agents at Polls
The DNC sued several departments over 11 FOIA requests on potential federal deployments to polling places that it says went unanswered for nearly five months.
Netflix Acquires Ben Affleck’s AI Filmmaking Company InterPositive
Affleck said he and his team have built in restraints in the technology to keep creative decisions in the hands of artists.
BioNTech Founders Leaving to Start Company Focused on mRNA Products
‘We see extraordinary opportunities to unlock the next generation of transformative innovations,’ Dr. Ugur Sahin said.
Red Sox Ramping Up for 2026 Season, Positioning to Be Sleeper Success in AL East
In 2025, the Boston Red Sox finished just five games behind the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays in the American League East.
Live Nation Reaches Settlement With DOJ in Antitrust Case as States Vow to Continue
The Justice Department had accused Ticketmaster’s parent company of predatory business practices.
Hawaii Confirms Vaccinated Visitor Had Measles, Exposed Others
‘After arrival, the visitor became ill, sought medical care, and is now recovering at a private residence on Oahu,’ health officials said.
Nature’s Twin Energies That Explain Why You Get Sick
Traditional Chinese medicine diagnoses the root cause of illness by understanding the balance of two fundamental energies.
Large Study Shows High Caffeine Intake Linked to Reduced Dementia Risk
A study tracked more than 131,000 people for up to 43 years.
The 10 Most Common Medications Americans Are Taking
These are the drugs defining American health nowadays.
When I’m Craving a Girl Scout Samoa, I Make This Easy Dessert
These cookies look impressive but are super easy to make.
Fridges Are Forever and Other Household Myths
Unlike days gone by when refrigerators lasted for 30 years, modern refrigerators have an expected lifetime of about 10 years.
Unexpected Job Offer Leads Retiree on a New Career Pathway
For this 74-year-old, retirement seems to be a thing of the past.
Utilitarian Structures Become Beloved Landmarks
In the world of architecture, perhaps nothing is more utilitarian than a bridge.
