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US Measles Cases in 2026 Highest in 35 Years
States have reported 2,318 cases so far.
Democrats Pick South Carolina to Open the 2028 Presidential Primary
The decision is not yet final—the full DNC is scheduled to ratify the calendar at its August meeting.
Homebuyer Demand Remains Strong in High-Risk Areas: Report
Homeowners in high-risk locations pay a premium to protect their properties against possible damage from natural disasters.
Pediatric Association Tries to Drop its Own Lawsuit Against Florida AG
The American Academy of Pediatrics said it was difficult to sue Attorney General James Uthmeier in Illinois, and defend itself in Florida at the same time.
BMW Recalls 318,000 Vehicles, Says Overheated Starter Could Cause Engine Fire
The recall extends an earlier NHTSA recall issued on Jan. 30 that involved faulty engine starters in 87,394 automobiles.
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US Estimates 600 Years’ Worth of Coal Buried Beneath Federal Lands
More than half of all coal produced in the United States in 2024 was mined from federal lands.
Education Department No Longer Requiring Race to Be Considered in K-12 Student Discipline
An agency official said this gives teachers more control over their classrooms.
Chinese Consulate Floodlights Illuminate Falun Gong Vigil in San Francisco
The purpose behind the consulate’s floodlights remains unclear, but protesters said the bright lights highlighted their banners and raised public awareness.
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Kagan Disputes Idea Supreme Court is Rubber-Stamping Trump’s Agenda
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration in many of the cases brought before the court during the president’s second term.
Taiwan Adviser Warns Major Cyberattack Could Foreshadow Chinese Invasion
Taiwan recorded an average of 2.63 million daily intrusion attempts against critical infrastructure in 2025, according to its security bureau.
Top NIH Official Wanted to Shut Down Research Into COVID-19 Vaccine Injuries: Emails
Researchers with the institute were studying people who experienced neurological problems following COVID-19 vaccination.
Trump Vows Any Damage Iran Inflicts Will Be Paid for With Iranian Money
The U.S. military launched the 13th consecutive night of strikes against Iran on July 23.
Thousands Rally at Lincoln Memorial Calling for End to CCP’s Persecution of Falun Gong
Rally attendees commemorate 27 years of peaceful resistance against the Chinese regime’s persecution.
White House Adviser Accuses Chinese AI of Stealing From Anthropic
Michael Kratsios said ‘large-scale, covert industrial distillation aimed at stealing proprietary U.S. technology ... is unacceptable.’
2026 Rally and March to End the Persecution of Falun Dafa
This year marks the 27th anniversary of the deadly persecution of the spiritual practice Falun Dafa, also known as Falun Gong, in China.
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US Company Recalls More Than 19 Million Eggs
The eggs may be contaminated with Salmonella, the company said.
Senate Panel Advances Bill to Make Hospitals Compete on Price
The bill would extend current price transparency regulations and enshrine them in law, advancing a key Trump administration priority.
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 Monitors Chinese Vessels Amid Heightened Activity in the Arctic
The U.S. Coast Guard initiated an operation that positions the agency to swiftly respond to any ‘malign activity.’
Appeals Court Upholds Massachusetts Ban on ‘Assault-Style Firearms’
The appeals court upheld a 2025 decision by a U.S. district court judge.
US Suspends Sending Funds to Virgin Islands Housing Authority, Citing Corruption
Nearly nine years after hurricanes Irma and Maria, only $570 million of $1.9 billion has been spent as projects stall and lumber rots.
