Trump Admin Says Evidence Suggests Tylenol Use in Pregnancy Linked to Autism
Officials are recommending pregnant women avoid acetaminophen, unless they have high fevers.
Key Moments From Charlie Kirk’s Memorial Service
Trump, Erika Kirk, officials, and conservative leaders spotlighted Charlie Kirk’s faith and vowed to carry on his movement.
Jimmy Kimmel’s Show to Return to Air: Disney
‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ was suspended after remarks Kimmel made regarding the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
ICE Agents Won’t Comply With California’s ‘Unconstitutional’ Face Mask Ban: DHS
DHS called California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s new law unconstitutional and vowed agents will keep wearing masks on immigration raids.
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The Cold War-Like Contest Between the US and China
Experts say the United States and China are in a ‘Cold-War-style contest’ with a twist: The rivals remain tightly bound by trade and finance.
Canada, Australia, UK, and Portugal Recognize Palestinian Statehood
The announcement was made ahead of the U.N. General Assembly in New York City.
Supreme Court Allows Trump to Fire FTC Member for Now
The high court will hear the case in December and reconsider a decades-old precedent that limits who Trump can fire.
Remembering Charlie Kirk: NTD Live Special Coverage
Steve Lance and Tiffany Meier host NTD’s live special coverage of Turning Point USA’s memorial service for the late Charlie Kirk.
Trump’s Fed Appointee Seeks Sharper Rate Cuts
Keeping interest rates ’too tight risks unnecessary layoffs and higher unemployment,' says Fed Governor Stephen Miran.
Federal Forecasters Monitoring 2 Tropical Waves in Atlantic
Gabrielle was classified as a Category 3 major hurricane with 120 mph winds as of midday Monday, but is not expected to make landfall.
Senators Introduce Legislation to Strengthen Pentagon’s Annual Report on China’s Military Developments
‘The United States must stay informed on Communist China’s potential future capabilities—military and otherwise,’ Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) said.
Trump Set to Speak at UN as Allies Recognize Palestinian Statehood
This year’s meeting marks the United Nations’ 80th anniversary.
All Options on Table to Support Argentina’s Economy, Bessent Says
Following losses in local elections, Javier Milei’s economic reforms could be harder to implement.
What’s in Your Food? How to Decode Labels Like a Pro
With around 70 percent of the U.S. food supply now ultra-processed, learning to decode nutrition labels has become as essential as reading a bank statement.
Belarus Takes Center Stage as Tensions Mount in Eastern Europe
Russia–Belarus wargames and this month’s drone incursion in Poland have put NATO on high alert.
Majority of Europeans Unwilling to Take Pay Cut to Work From Home: EU Central Bank
The survey by the European Central Bank found that 70 percent of workers not prepared to earn less remotely.
Mark Helprin’s Wisdom From a Lifetime of Adventure and Writing
Reflections on life from one of America’s greatest living novelists.
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Federal Judge Tosses Trump’s $15 Billion Lawsuit Against New York Times
The legal complaint against the newspaper was filed on Sept. 15.
Armed Male Impersonating Police Officer Detained at Charlie Kirk Memorial Site
The man has since been released on bond, state officials said.
TPUSA Spokesperson Says ‘Absolute Miracle’ May Have Saved Lives During Charlie Kirk Assassination
The spokesperson said the bullet that killed Kirk was stopped by his body and potentially saved other people’s lives.
How Light, Exercise, and Sleep Fuel Your Metabolism
Metabolic health depends on much more than diet, according to the experts.
T.S. Eliot Explains What a ‘Classic’ Is
With an explanation that reaches back to the ‘Aenid,’ 20th-century poet T.S. Eliot tells modern readers how to identify classics.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
Federal Judge Tosses Trump’s $15 Billion Lawsuit Against New York Times
The legal complaint against the newspaper was filed on Sept. 15.
Armed Male Impersonating Police Officer Detained at Charlie Kirk Memorial Site
The man has since been released on bond, state officials said.
TPUSA Spokesperson Says ‘Absolute Miracle’ May Have Saved Lives During Charlie Kirk Assassination
The spokesperson said the bullet that killed Kirk was stopped by his body and potentially saved other people’s lives.
Secret Service Arrests Man for Aiming Laser at Marine One With Trump on Board
A Secret Service agent said the man’s action placed Marine One at risk of an airborne collision.
Dominican Republic Seizes Cocaine From Boat Destroyed by US
The Caribbean country’s drug control agency said it seized 377 packages of the drug from the boat.
Nvidia to Invest $100 Billion in OpenAI
The project announcement briefly sent Nvidia stock to a 52-week high.
McLaughlin-Levrone Sets Stage for LA Olympics Glory Story
The sprinter strode into the spotlight at the world championships, winning the 400 meters and charting a course for the 2028 Games.
Tiger Kills Oklahoma Animal Handler and Former Associate of ‘Tiger King’ Star
Ryan Easley acquired tigers from Joe Exotic, who was the subject of the 2020 Netflix documentary.
What to Know About Pending Changes to Vaccines Against COVID-19, Measles
A federal vaccine advisory committee recommended several changes, while postponing a vote on hepatitis B vaccination.
How Frozen Staples Can Preserve Nutrition and Cut Waste
Flash-freezing locks in vitamins, minerals, and flavor at peak ripeness.
9 Ways to Tune-up the Clockwork Brain
An ‘Alzheimer’s cure’ may still be far off. What basic and low-cost habits can guard brain health in the meantime?
All You Need to Know About Chagas, the ‘Kissing Bug’ Disease Recently Labeled Endemic
The parasite’s DNA has been found in 1,000-year-old human remains from Texas—evidence that the disease has a long history in the United States.
3 Winning Tailgate Recipes That Won’t Overrun Your Salary Cap
These three recipes are perfect for football season.
Make a Gravel Path
Sometimes a natural walkway or path is created by how it’s used and you can make it permanent by defining it with gravel.
The Movement That Teaches Kids to Learn From History’s Greats Instead of Cancelling Them
‘We don’t read Shakespeare to find out all the problems with him. We read Shakespeare to find out about ourselves,’ one principal says.
Travel Must-Haves for Safety, Comfort, and Less Stress
These items could save you from disastrous days while traveling.
