Zelenskyy Meets Starmer for Talks Ahead of Trump–Putin Summit
Zelenskyy said that Putin was ‘bluffing’ when he said sanctions were not hurting the Kremlin.
Trump Signs Order Easing ‘Restrictive’ Space Industry Rules
The order directs the transportation secretary to eliminate outdated, redundant, or overly restrictive rules for commercial rocket launches and reentries.
Rosner Appointed FERC Chair as Trump Moves to Reshape Regulator
The appointment is likely to be temporary until Trump’s nominee, Washington energy attorney Laura Swett, is approved by the Senate.
Trump Warns of ‘Very Severe Consequences’ If Putin Refuses to End Ukraine War After Alaska Summit
Trump also wants a second meeting, with both Putin and Zelenskyy, soon after the summit.
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As CCP Cybersabotage Escalates, US Changes Posture
U.S. cyber officials indicate cyber adversaries will no longer be allowed to ‘walk all over’ the United States.
Illinois Judge Denies Texas AG’s Request to Help Arrest Absent State Democrats
‘This court is without jurisdiction to grant Petitioner’s emergency motion,’ the judge said. The Democrats left the Lone Star State on Aug. 3.
Trump Rescinds Biden’s Order on Promoting Economic Competition
The Biden-era order stated that a pattern of corporate abuses, particularly large mergers or ‘monopolies,’ were raising costs for consumers in several sectors.
Impact of Trump’s Trade, Tax, Energy Policies | Mark Skousen
Skousen is an economist, professor, and author of several books, including his most recent work, ‘The Greatest American.’
$327 Million Australia-Vanuatu Agreement Strengthens Security and Economic Cooperation Amid China Concerns
The Nakamal Agreement, set to be finalized in September, comes as China’s influence in Vanuatu draws growing attention.
Trump Signs Order to Refill Strategic Reserves of Pharmaceutical Ingredients
The order is part of a push to reduce U.S. dependency on adversary nations for key raw materials needed to make medicines, according to the White House.
US Sends Warships to Disputed Sea After Chinese Ships Collide
Concerns are growing over dangerous maneuvers by Chinese vessels near an atoll within the Philippine Economic Zone in the South China Sea.
Federal Agents, Troops to Start 24/7 Patrol in Washington: White House
The effort will include deploying more than 400 National Guard troops around the capital from Wednesday night.
Day in Photos: Floods In India, Wildfire in Greece, and Sailing Ship Festival
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Why Fasted Exercise Isn’t for Everyone—and Who Should Avoid It
Some groups may need to approach it with more caution.
Is Organic Produce Worth the Price? How to Eat Healthier on a Budget
From a breakdown on pesticides to advice from experts, here’s how to shop smart in the produce aisle.
What Every Kid Needs to Know About Greed and Thankfulness
Greed is not a good thing. In fact, it’s like a very bad disease.
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Trump Places DC Police Under Federal Control, Orders National Guard to Washington
The National Guard troops won’t have the authority to arrest people, although they can detain them until law enforcement arrives.

Federal Appeals Court Orders OMB to Restore Spending Tracker Website
The judges said that removal of the congressionally mandated database violated federal law.
Chinese Authorities Mandating Blood Tests, Releasing Lab Mosquitoes to Fight Chikungunya Outbreak
Authorities have released millions of mosquitoes in a disease-control program, but China is now experiencing its largest Chikungunya outbreak.

French Fries Versus Baked Potatoes: 1 Raises Diabetes Risk 20 Percent, the Other Doesn’t
Potato prep affects diabetes risk, but the high glycemic index remains.

You Don’t Have to Be Bored on a Budget This Summer
Here are a few summer trip ideas that prove you don’t need a five star price tag to make great memories.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
Trump Places DC Police Under Federal Control, Orders National Guard to Washington
The National Guard troops won’t have the authority to arrest people, although they can detain them until law enforcement arrives.

Federal Appeals Court Orders OMB to Restore Spending Tracker Website
The judges said that removal of the congressionally mandated database violated federal law.
Chinese Authorities Mandating Blood Tests, Releasing Lab Mosquitoes to Fight Chikungunya Outbreak
Authorities have released millions of mosquitoes in a disease-control program, but China is now experiencing its largest Chikungunya outbreak.
Treasury Secretary Urges Europe to Back US Tariffs on Russian Trade Partners
Sanctions on Russia can go up or down depending on the outcome of the upcoming Trump-Putin summit, Scott Bessent says.

Albanese Cautions Against ‘Propaganda’ After Hamas Appears to Dispute Alleged Praise of PM
The prime minister said the international community is united in isolating the terror group.

Australia’s Unemployment Rate Dips to 4.2 Percent in July Amid Economic Slowdown
July’s jobs boost came from a 60,000 rise in full-time roles, which offset the 36,000 drop in part-time roles.
