Questions Mount Over Death of Medical Student Who Alleged Organ Trade in Chinese Hospital
Family members question Chinese probe that deemed the case a suicide. And many in China support them.
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Sen. Thom Tillis Says He Will Not Run for Re-election in North Carolina
The Republican senator made the statement after indicating he wouldn’t support the GOP spending bill, drawing President Trump’s ire.
Senate Advances Republican Megabill in Procedural Vote
Significant disputes remain ahead of the Senate’s expected marathon amendment session known as a vote-a-rama.
Trump Says He Found a Buyer for TikTok
‘I’ll tell you in about two weeks, a big technology company ... it’s a group of very wealthy people,' the president said.
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Navajo Nation Continues to Grapple With Legacy of Atomic Testing and Uranium Mining
A community gathering on June 10 voiced support for national adoption of renewed legislation that benefits cancer survivors decades after radiation exposure.
Eric Trump: How America Can Outcompete China in Manufacturing
America has the best entrepreneurs, companies, and innovation in the world, Trump says. They just need to be allowed to flourish.
Mortal Musculature: 5 Powerful Leg Exercises to Potentially Extend Your Life
Weak legs can decrease your ability to go the distance. These exercises can give you the strength to keep carrying on.
UN Nuclear Watchdog Chief Says Iran Could Return to Enriching Uranium in Months
The chief said there was ‘a very serious level of damage’ to Iran’s nuclear sites but that the capacity still exists for Iran to enrich uranium.
China’s Auto Industry Exports New Cars as Used, Raising New Concerns of Dumping
China’s exports of ‘used’ cars with zero mileage circumvents trade regulations and tariffs, which may lead to trade friction, experts say.
Nevada Seen as Case Study in Rapid Urban Sprawl Amid a Water Crisis
Experts say changes must be made for the Silver State’s population to be able to keep growing.
Americans Carry Median Non-Mortgage Debt of Nearly $19,000: Report
Debt varied between generations like baby boomers having the most credit card debt.
Skin Cancer: The Most Common Cancer in America—Here Are the Warning Signs to Watch For
Millions of Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer every year, but most cases are highly treatable when found early.
6 Policies That Could Be Affected by Supreme Court’s Decision on Nationwide Injunctions
The Supreme Court said universal injunctions “likely exceed the equitable authority that Congress has granted to federal courts.”
Wall Street Review: Stocks Stage Broad, Sharp Rally
The S&P 500 hit an all-time high amid easing Middle East conflict and trade tensions, as lower oil prices and bond yields also fueled the rally.
Megabill’s Baby Bonus Is Civilizational Strategy for Some, Questionable for Others
Similar policies elsewhere in the world have hit snags.
‘A Lively Mind: Jane Austen at 250’
The literary icon’s 250th anniversary exhibition will be on view at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York City.
Revisiting Classic Comedy With ‘The Laurel and Hardy Films’
Author James L. Neibaur takes a fresh look at the beloved funnymen.
Iran Turns Against International Atomic Energy Agency
Iran’s foreign minister, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, cast blame on the agency and its director-general, Rafael Grossi, for the strike made by the United States.
Chief Justice Roberts Decries Threats, Urges Calm Over Court Rulings
Heated rhetoric about judges ‘not terribly helpful,’ Roberts said, warning it can fuel violence.
Kyle Bass: China’s Economic Spiral and the Coming Taiwan War
China is ‘having a real estate crisis, a banking crisis, a youth unemployment crisis, and now they need to be worried about their current account,’ Bass said.
Day in Photos: Fire in Switzerland, Armed Forces Day, and Protests in Thailand
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Trump Says US Ending All Trade Talks With Canada
The move was made in response to Canada’s digital services tax, Trump said.
Supreme Court Sides With Trump Admin, Limits Nationwide Injunctions
In a 6-3 decision, the high court found that federal judges exceeded their authority in imposing universal blocks on Trump’s birthright citizenship order.
The Secret 15-Year Plan Behind US Strikes on Iran
Clandestine Pentagon program developed the bunker buster bombs specifically to take out Iran’s nuclear program.
New Guideline Puts Weight-Loss Drugs Before Lifestyle for Heart Disease Prevention
A blended approach offers hope, but it could backfire and leave patients dependant on weight-loss medication, a critic warns.
‘The Greatest American: Benjamin Franklin’
Author Mark Skousen celebrates the most modern of the Founding Fathers.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
Trump Says US Ending All Trade Talks With Canada
The move was made in response to Canada’s digital services tax, Trump said.
Supreme Court Sides With Trump Admin, Limits Nationwide Injunctions
In a 6-3 decision, the high court found that federal judges exceeded their authority in imposing universal blocks on Trump’s birthright citizenship order.
The Secret 15-Year Plan Behind US Strikes on Iran
Clandestine Pentagon program developed the bunker buster bombs specifically to take out Iran’s nuclear program.
Antibiotic Medicine Recalled After Product Incorrectly Packaged: FDA
Consuming the wrong type of antibiotic could result in potentially fatal consequences.
Warren Buffett Gives $6 Billion in Berkshire Stock to 5 Foundations
The billionaire said his remaining A shares, which account for 99 percent of his wealth, are worth about $145 billion.
Hall of Famer Dave Parker Dies Weeks Before Cooperstown Induction
Elected in December 2024 to the National Baseball Hall of Fame by the Classic Baseball Era Committee, Parker will now be inducted posthumously.
Influencer Tanner Martin Announces His Death in Instagram Video
Martin, who publicly documented his battle with colon cancer over the past five years, announced his death in a pre-recorded video.
