Supreme Court Allows DOGE Access to Social Security Records
Three justices dissented from the court’s two new rulings.
Doctors Dead as COVID-19 Surges Again in China: Locals
China’s health authorities are reporting that the country has hit its first COVID-19 peak of the year.
Chief Joseph: Servant-Leader and Guardian of His People
In this installment of ‘When Character Counted,’ we meet a warrior for a lost cause; a man whose courage and dignity won even his enemies’ respect.
‘The Last Twins’: Mengele’s Twisted Studies
Siblings imprisoned in Auschwitz speak of their torture under the guise of scientific research.
‘The Life of Chuck’: Stephen King Gets Spiritual
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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Kilmar Abrego Garcia Returns to US to Face Criminal Charges
The Salvadoran illegal immigrant is accused of human trafficking.
Shake Stick at Stiffness: 5 High-Mobility Exercises Using a Stick
Stiffness robs you of ease of movement. Sometimes, however, all you need is a big stick to set things right and regain the quality of life you want.
Panel at Capitol Spotlights CCP’s ‘Silent War' Against US
The regime has escalated a campaign of information and legal warfare to attack a faith group outside its borders, experts say.
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AI Is Taking Thousands of Jobs; Is Yours at Risk?
Experts and those who have lost work to AI integration weigh in as 92 million jobs could be cut globally by 2030.
Why Fishermen Are Catching Fewer Lobsters in Maine
Independent operators remember the good times as they struggle to adapt to a changing industry.
Corruption Undermines Safety in China’s Auto Industry: Insider
Prevalent corruption rooted in the communist regime’s system jeopardizes auto safety in China, a Chinese automotive engineer said.
2025 FIFA Club World Cup: Teams, Players, and Everything to Know About New-Look Tournament
The tournament, which begins on June 14, features club teams including Manchester City, Inter Miami, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich.
The Leverage Against China That the US Hasn’t Used Yet
China experts say it’s time for the United States to counter the regime’s unrestricted warfare by exposing the forced organ harvesting.
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Alleged CCP Influence Operations Involve Paid Protesters in New York
New protests coincide with CCP’s intensified persecution campaign against religious group Falun Gong.
Trump Not Interested in Efforts to Bring Himself and Musk Back Together
‘I just wish him well,’ the president says.
Protests Erupt as Dozens Arrested in Los Angeles Immigration Raids
Federal immigration agents detain dozens across the city. The mayor says she was ‘deeply angered by what has taken place.’
Who Is the Ex-NASA Nominee Pushed to Spotlight by Musk-Trump Spat
The president pulled Jared Isaacman’s nomination after a review of his ‘prior associations.’
Trump Announces US-China Trade Talks in London Next Monday
‘The meeting should go very well,’ the president said on Truth Social.
Supreme Court Rejects GOP’s Challenge to Pennsylvania Ballot Ruling
Republicans alleged that the state Supreme Court violated the U.S. Constitution by misapplying an election law from the state Legislature.
Boulder Attack Suspect Appears in Court on Hate Crime Charge
Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, an Egyptian national, entered the Denver courtroom Friday in a green jail uniform, his wrists shackled.
Day in Photos: D-Day Landing Anniversary, ICE Detention, and Train Strike
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Challenge to Ban on High-Capacity Gun Magazines
A federal appeals court declined last year to block the District of Columbia’s ammunition law.
Coast Guard Funding, Spectrum Auction Detailed in Senate Commerce Panel’s Budget Bill Section
The proposed section would give $25 billion to the Coast Guard and $12.5 billion to the FAA, and would generate revenue by auctioning off unused spectrum.
Appeals Court Partially Allows White House to Restrict AP’s Access
A district court had blocked the ban after the Associated Press sued over an alleged First Amendment violation.
Senate GOP Seeks Consumer Financial Protection Funding Cuts, Federal Reserve Pay Caps
The Senate Banking Committee plan would end the CFPB’s automatic funding and limit salaries for non-monetary Fed staff.
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