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Duke Kahanamoku: Father of Surfing
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The Food Babe’s Recipe for a Healthier America
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Harvard Redirects $250 Million to Research Amid Federal Funding Freeze
University leaders said the additional funding does not fully make up for the loss of federal dollars.
US Pending Home Sales Dip By 3.4 Percent to ‘Lowest Level on Record’: Report
Many homebuyers are now looking to buy small homes or condos to ensure a lower monthly payment, said a real estate expert.
Putin Skips Turkey Peace Talks, Zelenskyy Also Backs Out
Lower-level Russian and Ukrainian teams were set to meet in Istanbul as both leaders opted out, while Trump said only a meeting with Putin can end the deadlock.
How Legal Immigration Is Keeping Farms Afloat
The H-2A visa program is an example of how legal immigration can supply labor in America, but farmers say reform is needed.
Vance, Rubio to Attend Pope Leo XIV’s Inauguration Mass at Vatican
The U.S. delegation will honor the first American-born pontiff to lead the Catholic Church.
House Lawmakers Introduce Chip Security Act to Address Smuggling of AI Chips to China
‘For too long, the Chinese Communist Party has exploited weaknesses in our export control enforcement system,’ Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) said.
Supreme Court Rules 9–0 That Excessive Force Lawsuit May Proceed Against Police Officer
The justices held that courts must look at the Fourth Amendment when considering such cases.
Trade Court Hears Challenge to Trump’s Tariffs
A group of small businesses challenged the president’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
US Wholesale Inflation Registers Largest Drop Since Pandemic
‘If you are in the stagflation camp, these data aren’t confirming your thesis,’ one market expert said.
Lawsuit Alleges Musk, Election PAC Failed to Pay Swing State Petition Signers
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Shake-Ups in China’s Military Indicate Xi’s Power Weakening, Analysts Say
The replacement of executives could be corruption-related and used by CCP factions to pressure Chinese leader Xi Jinping, according to experts.
Wisconsin Judge Pleads Not Guilty to Helping Illegal Immigrant Man Evade Agents
Judge Hannah Dugan’s attorneys also submitted a motion to dismiss the case after her arrest in April.
UK and Germany to Jointly Develop New Strike Weapon
Europe’s two largest economies will work together on the ‘precision strike’ system, which will have a range of more than 1,200 miles.
Shen Yun Closes a Successful 2025 World Tour
Despite threats from the Chinese communist regime, Shen Yun Performing Arts shines on the world stage.
Trump Weighs In on Supreme Court Case Involving Birthright Citizenship
The president has argued that birthright citizenship was meant to grant citizenship to the children of enslaved people after the Civil War.
US Appeals Court Rules Against North Dakota Tribes in Voting Rights Act Lawsuit
The court struck down a key way of enforcing the federal Voting Rights Act in seven Midwest states.
Toddler Separated From Parents in Deportation Case Is Reunited With Mother in Venezuela
The DHS says the toddler’s father is a gang member ‘who oversees homicides, drug sales, kidnappings, extortion, sex trafficking, and operates a torture house.’
Rogue Communication Devices Found in Chinese Solar Power Inverters
The rogue components provide additional, undocumented communication channels that could allow firewalls to be circumvented remotely.
Russian-Born Harvard Scientist Detained by US Charged With Smuggling
Prosecutors say Kseniia Petrova attempted to smuggle clawed frog embryos and embryonic samples into the country.
Trump Says Negotiators ‘Getting Close’ to Possible Nuclear Deal With Iran
The president said he wanted Iran to be a great country but added, ‘They can’t have a nuclear weapon. ... It’s very simple.’
Trump Visits American Troops in Qatar During Middle-East Tour
Before he visited the military base, Trump joined a business roundtable in Doha on the first state visit by a U.S. president to Qatar.
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