Trump Says Musk Will Face ‘Very Serious Consequences’ If He Backs Democrats
Following a public feud this week, the president warned his one time political ally against supporting Democrats in upcoming elections.
Poundbury: Formal Classicism Bonds With Local Tradition
In this series of ‘Return to Beautiful Architecture,’ we visit an expansion of the county capital of Dorchester, England.
‘Blackberries for Amelia’: A Poem for Summer by Richard Wilbur
The small act of picking berries reflects the divine directive to cultivate virtue.
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.
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▶[PREMIERING 9PM ET] Here’s How Trump Is Changing the Game in the Middle East: Josh Hammer
‘We’re America first, but you have to be America smart as well,’ says the Newsweek podcaster and author of ‘Israel and Civilization.’
Nasal, Baby Teething Swabs Recalled Nationwide Over Microbial Contamination Fears
Exposure to the products can be life-threatening for children and people with underlying medical conditions.
Day in Photos: The Colonel’s Review, Landslide in India, and Rehabilitation of Prisoners in El Salvador
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Why Drug Price Reform Alone Won’t Heal America
Beyond the quick fixes of medications are the causes that lie beneath their need. Addressing health care from a holistic perspective must precede the Rx pad.
Why Fishermen Are Catching Fewer Lobsters in Maine
Independent operators remember the good times as they struggle to adapt to a changing industry.
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.
Supreme Court to Review Alabama’s Death Row Case Concerning IQ Test
Alabama officials sought to execute Joseph Clifton Smith, who was convicted and sentenced to death for a 1997 murder before his sentence was overturned.
Trump Suspends Entry to US for Venezuelans With Tourist, Business, and Student Visas
The president says the nation has inadequate vetting measures and lacks a competent central authority for issuing passports. The ban takes effect June 9.
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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.
Musk Mulls New Political Party Amid Feud With Trump
Musk says it would cater to the middle 80 percent of U.S. voters and hinted it could be named the ‘America Party.’
Citigroup Reverses Course on Controversial Firearm Policies
The bank has also updated its regulations regarding discriminating clients ‘on the basis of political affiliation.’
Epoch Readers Back Making DOGE Permanent, Warn Its Reforms Could Unravel: Poll
A new poll shows overwhelming support for enshrining DOGE reforms—along with fears its $180 billion in savings could vanish unless Congress acts.
With Power Waning, Xi Jinping Loses Influence in US-China Talks: Analysts
Experts point to signs of Xi Jinping’s declining authority, which undermines his influence in U.S.-China negotiations.
Trump Signs Order Amending Parts of Biden, Obama Cybersecurity Orders
The president’s order states that cyber sanctions ‘do not apply to election-related activities.’
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.
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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.
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.
Judge Approves $2.8 Billion NCAA Settlement, Allowing Colleges to Compensate Athletes
NCAA President Charlie Baker says the settlement agreement sets the foundation for NCAA member schools to start stabilizing college sports.
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.’
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