US Says Deal With Ukraine Not On the Table for Now; Zelenskyy Says He’s Ready to Sign It
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said it’s ‘impossible to have an economic deal without a peace deal.’
I Was Injured in the COVID Vaccine Trials and Still Struggle Every Day: Brianne Dressen
“We can’t be found in any kind of database that the public or anyone beyond the government can access,” says Brianne Dressen.
Nate McClellan Offers a Comedy Club for All
The Utah-based Angel Studios comedy club Dry Bar is a cut above the rest.
The Magic of Nashville’s Songwriting Tradition
For the first time, a show featuring the biggest hits in country music comes to a movie theater near you.
Notre-Dame: Modern Art to Replace 6 Traditional Stained Glass Windows
A Los Angeles-based, French artist’s designs are set to replace 19th-century stained glass windows in the French Gothic masterpiece.
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6 Charts That Explain DOGE-Related Cuts So Far
The agency has targeted $65 billion in federal spending in six weeks.
China Scores 9 out of 100 in 2025 World Freedom Report
NGOs like Freedom House play an important role in supplementing U.S. government agencies for international advocacy of human rights, an expert said.
Hegseth Instructs DOD Civilian Workforce to Respond to OPM Email
The Department of Defense said that non-compliance with the directive ‘may lead to further review.’
South African Farmers Beset by Land Invasions; Some Say It’s ‘Land Justice’
The government isn’t seizing farms, but radical fringe groups are encouraging invasions of land that they say was stolen by white settlers.
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One Dead After Car Drives Into Crowd of Pedestrians in West German City
Police in Mannheim have ordered people to avoid the city center following the incident.
Johnson Backs Temporary Spending Bill, Says Congress Should Codify DOGE-Proposed Cuts Later
The plan could help prevent a government shutdown ahead of the looming March 14 funding deadline.
Macron Says Britain And France Proposing 1-Month Partial Truce In Ukraine
The proposed truce between Russia and Ukraine would not include ground troops and would only cover air strikes, naval combat and energy infrastructure.
Trump to Impose Tariffs on Mexico, Canada, China Over Fentanyl on Tuesday
Commerce Secretary Lutnick said tariffs on Canada and Mexico could be lower than 25 percent.
Shen Yun’s Message ‘Very Powerful’: Executive Director
Bianca Gracia, executive director of Latinos for America First, felt there was a powerful message within Shen Yun Performing Arts.
California Ranchers Urge State to End Water Restrictions as Floodwaters Swamp Northern County
Farmers and ranchers in soggy Siskiyou County said it’s time for Gov. Newsom to end a drought emergency that limits water use to protect fish.
Mexico Could Match US Tariffs on China, Bessent Says
Canada also said it’s open to the idea after Bessent said it could help build a ‘Fortress North America’ from the flood of Chinese imports.
Rubio to Expedite $4 Billion Military Assistance to Israel
The decision comes as a six-week cease-fire between Israel and Hamas has ended.
RFK Jr. Says Texas Measles Outbreak ‘Top Priority’ at HHS, Sending Vaccine Doses
The outbreak so far has led to one death and more than 140 cases.
Waltz: US Officials Advised Trump Not to Go Ahead With Zelenskyy Meeting After Oval Office Clash
Waltz recalled telling Zelenskyy, ‘Look, Mr. President, time is not on your side here.’
Wildfires Erupt in the Carolinas, Forcing Mandatory Evacuations
More than 100 wildfires ignited in South Carolina on Saturday, with several more starting on Sunday morning.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
US Tariffs on Mexico, Canada to Start Tuesday, Trump to Set Exact Levels: Commerce Secretary
‘Exactly what they are, we’re going to leave that for the president and his team to negotiate,’ Howard Lutnick said.
US General Warns Former NATO Pilots to Avoid China-Backed Aviation Companies
Former Western military aviators are being recruited by China, putting their safety at risk while revealing valuable military tradecraft to the Chinese regime.
Musk Says All Government Agencies ‘Cooperating With DOGE’
The head of the new cost-cutting effort added that some federal agencies will respond on behalf of employees to a mass email.
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Texas Wide Receiver at Combine Says He'll Break the NFL 40-Yard Dash Record
Isaiah Bond aims to beat the record 4.21 that Chiefs’ receiver Xavier Worthy ran last year. And Bond is not the only speedster at the Combine.
Texas Wide Receiver at Combine Says He'll Break the NFL 40-Yard Dash Record
Isaiah Bond aims to beat the record 4.21 that Chiefs’ receiver Xavier Worthy ran last year. And Bond is not the only speedster at the Combine.
Harrison Ford No Longer Presenting at the 2025 Oscars Due to Shingles Diagnosis
The 82-year-old actor was diagnosed with the viral infection on Friday.
Harrison Ford No Longer Presenting at the 2025 Oscars Due to Shingles Diagnosis
The 82-year-old actor was diagnosed with the viral infection on Friday.
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The Great Raid: A Dangerous, Successful WWII Rescue Mission
The American raid on Japanese forces to save hundreds of POWs captured in the Philippines was one of the greatest rescue missions of World War II.
Director Sean Baker Ties All Time Academy Awards Record With 4 Wins
The low budget effort came through with five wins out of six nominations.
‘Homeseeking’: A Romance of Decades, Caught in Historical Turmoil
Karissa Chen’s novel takes readers across the world and over decades, as it tells the story of two Chinese lovers who struggle to find their place in the world.
The Slave Who Challenged Napoleon
Toussaint Louverture was born into slavery, but rose beyond his circumstances to fight Napoleon and lay the groundwork for Haitian freedom.
The Great Raid: A Dangerous, Successful WWII Rescue Mission
The American raid on Japanese forces to save hundreds of POWs captured in the Philippines was one of the greatest rescue missions of World War II.
Lemon Pudding Cakes
A dessert that bakes into two dreamy layers—fluffy cake on top, silky lemon pudding underneath.
Taking the Kids: To Snowy Climes for Fun Off the Slopes
See the mountains and enjoy the snow without having to ski.
The Surprising Benefits of Walking
According to studies, regular walking can reduce depression and sadness and improve immune function.
9 Unique Places to Get Married in Las Vegas
If you are looking for an unconventional wedding, there’s no better place than Vegas.
Taking the Kids: To Snowy Climes for Fun Off the Slopes
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Kings, Puritans, and a Rector’s Vision for Business
In ‘This Week in History,’ a rector worked to establish a new business venture in America with the help of the Puritans and the king.
A Street Corner of Historical Import in Old Town Alexandria, Va.
In terms of American history, no location is insignificant; that includes Old Town Alexandria, Va., where Colonial-era Americans congregated.
Ex Libris: Mark Twain
In this latest installment of our ‘Ex Libris’ series, we find some surprises in the books that most influenced one of America’s greatest novelists.
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