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Stephen King’s version of Einstein’s quote, ‘There are two ways to live: You can live as if nothing is a miracle; you can live as if everything is a miracle.’
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The president said the Chinese leader extended an invitation for him to visit China.
Procter & Gamble to Cut 7,000 Jobs, Streamline Brands Amid Economic Uncertainty
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As Greenland comes into geopolitical focus, the past looms over the future of the world’s largest island.
Trump Admin Is Renegotiating CHIPS Act Deals to Secure More Investment, Lutnick Says
The secretary of commerce says the revised deals would allow the United States to get ’more value for the same dollars.’
Tesla Stock Tanks 14 Percent as Trump-Musk Feud Intensifies
‘This feud does not change our bullish view of Tesla,’ one market analyst says.
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New protests coincide with CCP’s intensified persecution campaign against religious group Falun Gong.
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Musk Begins Decommissioning SpaceX Dragon Amid Fallout With Trump
SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule remains America’s only means of human spaceflight.
TSA Will End ‘Quiet Skies’ Program That Identifies Travelers for Extra Screening: Noem
The ‘Quiet Skies’ program identified certain passengers for enhanced security screening at airports, which Kristi Noem alleged was politicized by Democrats.
Remembering Tiananmen Massacre, Activists Look Toward the Day of CCP’s Fall
‘There’s no forever for any governance, and I believe that authoritarians will only lead to one end, which is the end of them,’ activist Frances Hui said.
German Chancellor Merz Urges Trump to Increase Pressure on Russia in White House Meeting
Merz sought to find common ground with Trump on several key issues, including the Russia–Ukraine war, trade tensions, and NATO defense spending.
Dark Chocolate and Tea Could Lower Your Blood Pressure: Major Study
Eighty years of research supports the role of flavanols in heart health.
Guatemalan Deportee Arrives in US After Judge Orders Trump Admin to Facilitate Return
A Guatemalan man was flown back to the United States after a judge earlier ruled his deportation to Mexico violated a court order and due process rights.
Trump-Musk Feud Escalates Over Spending Bill: 5 Things to Know
A public war of words erupted over the Trump-backed One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
DOJ Seeks Forfeiture of $7.74 Million Tied to North Korean IT Worker Scam
Federal complaint says laundered cryptocurrency funded North Korea’s weapons program and evaded U.S. sanctions.
Home Rents Fall in 28 Major US Metros
Falling rents and high costs of buying homes are pushing many people to stick with renting.
Shapiro Sues USDA Over Termination of Farm-to-Food Bank Program
The lawsuit challenges a $13 million cut the state claims would have supported 189 Pennsylvania farms and 14 food banks over three years.
House Democrats Fall Short in Subpoenaing Elon Musk in 20–21 Vote
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