Zelenskyy Says ‘Putin Is Bluffing’ Ahead of Trump Summit
On Wednesday, the German chancellor said they would help Ukraine develop its own long-range missile systems that it could use to strike deep inside Russia.
US Vows to Retaliate Against Countries That Back Net-Zero Plan for Global Shipping
The International Maritime Organization’s net-zero plan requires ships to comply with a global fuel standard aimed at reducing greenhouse gas from marine fuel.
Russian Forces Make Sudden Thrust in Donetsk, Raising Alarm Bells in Kyiv
The reported battlefield gains on the eastern front come amid preparations for a landmark summit between U.S. and Russian leaders.
State Department Issues ‘Increased Caution’ Travel Advisory for Mexico
A ‘Do Not Travel’ designation has been applied to six Mexican states.
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What to Know About mRNA After RFK Jr. Cancels Vaccine Contracts
The health secretary terminated multiple contracts for the platform, which he said is ineffective against upper respiratory infections.
More Than 100,000 Americans Apply to Join ICE: DHS
New recruits can get up to $50,000 in bonuses and benefits such as student loan forgiveness.
Eli Lilly Bribed Doctors to Prescribe Medications, Texas AG Alleges
Attorney General Ken Paxton said that the pharmaceutical company provided renumeration to providers to recommend and prescribe drugs.
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.’
White House Orders Review of Smithsonian Exhibits Ahead of Nation’s 250th Birthday
Officials said the review aims to promote American exceptionalism, remove divisive narratives, and restore trust in American cultural institutions.
Judge Orders Federal Government to Restore Some Research Grants for UCLA
U.S. District Judge Rita Lin said the National Science Foundation had violated a preliminary injunction issued on June 23.
State Department Spotlights Beijing’s Global Repression in New Report
The international human rights report notes the wide-ranging ways Beijing’s transnational repression takes place.
What to Know About the Legal Issues Surrounding the Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court is set to hear a case that may limit the legislation’s scope, and restrict the right of individuals to bring civil suits.
State Legislatures Brace for More Belt-Tightening in 2026 Sessions
While revisions in key allocations, such as Medicaid/Medicare, will dent coffers, most ‘rainy day’ funds are flush and most annual spending plans already lean.
Exercising on Empty–Does It Leave You Hungry and Low Energy?
Hunger after a fasted workout might drive people to reach for higher-calorie foods later in the day.
A Bunch of Fabergé Cut Flowers
How Fabergé’s fine craftsmen made ornamental flowers appear real.
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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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.
IRS Announces No Changes to Withholding Tables, Information Return Forms for 2025
The decision was taken to prevent disruptions during the tax filing season.
Federal Appeals Court Orders OMB to Restore Spending Tracker Website
The judges said that removal of the congressionally mandated database violated federal law.
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.
Imitation: The Most Natural Way to Teach Good Writing
Instead of rules and formulas, the most effective, tried-and-true style of writing instruction begins with reading and imitation.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
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.
IRS Announces No Changes to Withholding Tables, Information Return Forms for 2025
The decision was taken to prevent disruptions during the tax filing season.
Federal Appeals Court Orders OMB to Restore Spending Tracker Website
The judges said that removal of the congressionally mandated database violated federal law.
Attorneys General From 15 States Sue to Abolish National Firearms Act
The plaintiffs claim that the 91-year-old statute is actually an illegal gun registry. Gun control groups warn against abolishing the law.
Trump Wants to Change Census to Exclude Illegal Immigrants—What to Know
The nationwide count determines the distribution of U.S. House seats and trillions in federal funding.
AfD Tops Poll as Germany’s Most Popular Political Party
The right-wing Alternative for Germany party has surged past Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s mainstream conservative bloc just 100 days into his tenure.
US Mortgage Applications Surge Nearly 11 Percent
Refinancing and ARM applications grew by 23 percent last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s weekly survey.
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Eddie Van Halen’s 1982 Kramer Electric Guitar Expected to Fetch Up to $3 Million at Auction
A guitar previously owned by Van Halen sold for an estimated $3.9 million in April 2023.
