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China’s state-backed hacking is ‘one of the greatest and most persistent threats to U.S. national security,’ the State Department said.
Fallout From Zelenskyy Meeting; Europe Faces Defense Crisis | Live With Josh
Plans for a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine are now paused, and Trump said Zelenskyy can come back when he’s ready for peace.
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Home to the Freedom Trail, Paul Revere’s house, and the Boston Common, the city beckons history lovers.
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Picking the best option starts with understanding how eggs function in your recipe. Experts explain how to choose.
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Trump Issues ‘Final Warning’ to Hamas, Demands Release of All Hostages
The president met with eight recently released individuals before sternly threatening Hamas leaders.
Trump Administration Drops High-Profile Idaho Abortion Case
The government changed its position in the lawsuit that the Biden administration pursued against the state.
White House Announces 1-Month Tariff Delay for Automakers
Automakers will be exempted from tariffs on Canada and Mexico for one month. The request was made by the leaders of Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis.
5 Takeaways From Bhattacharya’s Hearing for NIH Head
The physician-researcher faced questions on funding, staffing, and research in his confirmation to lead the world’s largest health research organization.
Elon Musk Talks DOGE With House Republicans
After meeting with senators earlier in the day, Musk assuaged House lawmakers on VA job cuts and discussed a path for Congress to codify the efficiency plans.
Vance Visits Southern Border to Highlight Drop in Illegal Crossings
The vice president says the United States has no plans to invade Mexico to confront the drug cartels.
Opinion: The Media’s Shen Yun Blind Spot
How critical reports miss the real story—with grave consequences.
Pentagon Announces $80 Million in Savings From First DOGE Review
Press secretary Sean Parnell said that DEI and climate change programs are ‘not a core function of our military’ and constitute ‘a distraction.’
Judge Blocks NYC’s Bid to Swiftly Recover $80.5 Million in FEMA Grant for Housing Illegal Immigrants
The money had been given to the city during the Biden administration to offset the overcrowding of facilities housing illegal immigrants.
Judge Blocks NIH From Cutting Funding to Administrative Costs for Research
The judge ruled in response to a lawsuit from 22 state attorneys general that says the NIH cuts are unlawful.
Spanish MPs Grateful for Shen Yun: ‘Left Us All Amazed’
Shen Yun Performing Arts is receiving a warm welcome in Spain, and several elected officials have already attended performances, giving rave reviews.
Senate Confirms Former Trump Defense Lawyer Todd Blanche as Deputy Attorney General
Blanche will take over for Emil Bove, another former Trump defense lawyer, who has served as acting deputy attorney general.
China Says Ready to Fight ‘Trade War or Any Other Type of War’ With US
An expert on China and international politics said Beijing’s is using its ‘wolf warrior’ style of diplomacy to appear tough.
Trump’s Orders to Boost Logging and Lumber Production Draw Praise and Criticism
A lumber industry advocate hails the ‘common-sense directives.’ An environment group sees a ‘chainsaw free-for-all.’
Arab States Endorse Alternative to Trump’s Postwar Gaza Plan
The Egyptian plan would shelter Gaza residents in mobile homes in safe spots in the Gaza Strip as the war-ravaged region is cleared and rebuilt.
Big City Mayors Defend Policies Protecting Illegal Immigrants in Testimony to Congress
The mayors of Boston, Chicago, and Denver defend their policies as legal and safe.
Day in Photos: Fire at Carabineros Academy, Israeli Military Demolishes Homes, and Brazil Carnival
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Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
Zelenskyy Aide Says US, Ukraine to Meet in ‘Near Future’ for Peace
The comment comes as the United States suspended military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine.
Find Freedom From IBD by Activating the Vagus Nerve
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US Veterans Affairs Plans to Fire 84,000 Workers: Memo
The VA chief of staff says the agency’s goal is to return to staffing levels from 2019—or just under 400,000 employees.
24 Hours in Stockholm
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Darius Slayton Says He'll Be a Hot-Ticket Free Agent but He Wants to Win
The sixth-year wideout said he is expecting to draw a lot of interest from teams for his deep threat ability in a class loaded with older, slower veterans.
Darius Slayton Says He'll Be a Hot-Ticket Free Agent but He Wants to Win
The sixth-year wideout said he is expecting to draw a lot of interest from teams for his deep threat ability in a class loaded with older, slower veterans.
Anthony Hopkins to Debut ‘Raw and Passionate’ Memoir This Fall: ‘This Book Is My Story’
The Oscar-winning actor’s forthcoming memoir, ‘We Did OK, Kid,’ is slated to be published on Nov. 4.
Anthony Hopkins to Debut ‘Raw and Passionate’ Memoir This Fall: ‘This Book Is My Story’
The Oscar-winning actor’s forthcoming memoir, ‘We Did OK, Kid,’ is slated to be published on Nov. 4.
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Many US Baby Formulas Contain More Than 60 Percent Added Sugar: Study
Only five of 73 infant formulas studied met healthy sugar standards.
Many US Baby Formulas Contain More Than 60 Percent Added Sugar: Study
Only five of 73 infant formulas studied met healthy sugar standards.
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This film about building a railroad tunnel in South America suffers from a lack of chemistry between the stars.
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They were called ‘dreamers and half-hearted fools’ at the time, but yet they changed the course of American history.
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Caroline Howard Gilman’s Short Story, ‘The Colonel’s Clothes’
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The opera singer never forgot her humble beginnings and made opera accessible to average Americans.
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James Park learns valuable lessons from the humble life his grandfather led.
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