New Lawsuits Challenge Trump’s DEI Policies, DOGE Operations
The plaintiffs said DOGE is breaking federal laws and that recent executive orders on DEI and transgender ideology are unconstitutional.
What Is Ballot Chasing and Why Is It so Important for Winning Elections? | Cliff Maloney
In 2024, Maloney led the Pennsylvania Chase, a campaign that knocked on 500,000 doors to raise GOP mail-in ballot results.
Ric Grenell on Freeing American Hostages in Venezuela, Kash Patel as FBI Director, and Future of Kennedy Center
We sit down with presidential envoy for special missions Richard Grenell at CPAC.
3 Ancient Grains You Should Know—and How to Start Baking and Cooking With Them
Einkorn, emmer, and spelt offer higher nutritional value and richer flavor than modern wheat.
‘Reacher: Season 3’: The Ex-Army Mononymed Anti-Hero Returns
The third set of shows in the series isn’t quite as ripped and efficient as its leading man.
Piero della Francesca: Poetic Paintings of Madonna and Child
Piero della Francesca’s sublime altarpieces feature the Madonna and Child in a genre known as ’sacred conversations.’
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Senate Passes Budget Resolution as ‘Plan B’ in Case of House Failure
The budget resolution has been rejected by Trump, but is described by a senator as ‘plan B’ in case the House cannot pass its own plan.
Trump’s New Commerce Secretary Confirms Plans to Abolish the IRS
Trump’s ultimate ‘goal is to abolish the Internal Revenue Service’ and use tariffs, Howard Lutnick says.
Job Protection Rules for Administrative Law Judges Are Unconstitutional, Says DOJ
‘Unelected and constitutionally unaccountable ALJs have exercised immense power for far too long’ DOJ Chief of Staff Chad Mizelle said in a statement.
Why Americans Pay So Much for Health Care
Three primary factors drive the rapid rise in health care spending. Consumers can change the main one.
EU Trade Envoy Says Washington Is Showing Willingness to Compromise on Tariffs
Maroš Šefčovič held a 4-hour meeting with Trump administration officials in Washington on Wednesday.
Researcher Says FDA Needs to Reevaluate Acetaminophen After Study Finds ADHD Link
Acetaminophen is used by many pregnant women to control pain or reduce their fever.
What to Know About the Federal Worker Layoffs
Due to DOGE’s findings, layoffs have spread, recently reaching the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), which laid off thousands of probationary workers.
Trump Not Planning to Take Control of US Postal Service: White House
The Postal Service has for years been struggling financially.
Federal Judge Declines to Immediately Block Trump’s Halt of Catholic Refugee Funding
A major Catholic bishops group had filed a lawsuit against the government earlier this week.
Basel Audience Captivated By Shen Yun’s ‘Mystical’ Performance
Shen Yun Performing Arts showcased the spirit of ancient Chinese civilization through classical Chinese dance, music, and storytelling on Feb. 16 in Basel, Swit
Explosive Devices Damage 3 Buses in Israel
A police spokesman said two other bombs equipped with timers were found on other buses but were dismantled before they could detonate.
EU Looks to US Gas and Renewables to Plug Hole Left by Russian Energy
Trump had cautioned the Europeans before taking office that they would face trade tariffs unless they bought more U.S. oil and gas.
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
Judge Again Orders Trump Admin to Unfreeze Foreign Aid, Stops Short of Contempt
The judge said administration officials must lift a temporary 90-day freeze on foreign aid, in line with a February court order.
Zelenskyy Says Meeting With US Envoy Restores Hope for Security Deal
The Kyiv meeting was held two days after U.S. and Russian officials held peace talks which did not include Ukraine’s participation.
China's Live-Fire Navy Exercises Prompt Flights to Re-route
Airservices Australia has issued warnings to pilots flying over Tasman Sea airspace after the Chinese started a military exercise.
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Grenell: US Gave Venezuela Nothing in Exchange for 6 Freed American Hostages
‘I looked at Mr. Maduro, and I said, “We’d like to have our hostages home, and I want to bring home six today,''' Grenell said.
California’s High Speed Rail to Face Audit, US Transportation Chief Says
Los Angeles protesters defended the project as key to the state’s infrastructure. The transportation secretary said continued federal funding is at stake.
Canada Beats US in Politically Charged 4 Nations Hockey Tournament Final
The politically charged game featured American fans lightly booing the Canadian national anthem and also a political message in the rendition of ‘O Canada.’
Through Eyes of Love: Lessons From ‘The Little Prince’
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s popular children’s story explores themes that resonate with the heart.
A.J. Brown Says Eagles Offense ‘Has to Evolve’ After New Offensive Coordinator Announced
The Eagles promoted passing game coordinator Kevin Patullo to offensive coordinator after Kellen Moore joined the New Orleans Saints.
A.J. Brown Says Eagles Offense ‘Has to Evolve’ After New Offensive Coordinator Announced
The Eagles promoted passing game coordinator Kevin Patullo to offensive coordinator after Kellen Moore joined the New Orleans Saints.
Iconic Soap ‘Neighbours’ Axed Again As Streaming Giant Amazon Drops Renewal
Fans can still enjoy new episodes from the 40th anniversary season, airing on Prime Video and Channel Ten four times a week until December 2025.
Iconic Soap ‘Neighbours’ Axed Again As Streaming Giant Amazon Drops Renewal
Fans can still enjoy new episodes from the 40th anniversary season, airing on Prime Video and Channel Ten four times a week until December 2025.
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Stiff Neck? Common Causes and Effective Ways to Ease Discomfort
A stiff neck can be painful and limit mobility making everyday activities a challenge. Certain exercises and acupoints can help alleviate the stiffness.
Stiff Neck? Common Causes and Effective Ways to Ease Discomfort
A stiff neck can be painful and limit mobility making everyday activities a challenge. Certain exercises and acupoints can help alleviate the stiffness.
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‘Joan of Arc’: Without Virtue There Is No Victory
Ingrid Bergman’s film about the Maid of Orléans shows the power of holiness over politics.
‘Ex-Husbands’: Divorced Dad Crashes Son’s Bachelor Party
A comedy about a family’s three generations of male romantic malaise. The jokes are mostly squelched by the tangible depression felt by the collective menfolk.
Einkorn Banana Bread
A good dose of walnuts and dark chocolate chips add texture and richness to this banana bread.
Winter in Pinnacles: What to Do (And What to Avoid) at Your Next National Park Visit
Living here, it’s easy to take the comfort of year-round outdoor adventures for granted.
An Extraordinary French Polynesian Sea Adventure
An Aranui cargo-cum-cruise ship voyage captures the romance of the South Pacific and the heritage and majesty of the Marquesas Islands.
For Decades It Was Highway 15’s Seedy, Oddball Attraction. Now Primm, Nev., Is a Ghost Town
The desert town that once lured LA travelers with bottom-dollar deals and family fun is now mostly empty, telling a story of a larger decline.
Winter in Pinnacles: What to Do (And What to Avoid) at Your Next National Park Visit
Living here, it’s easy to take the comfort of year-round outdoor adventures for granted.
Ex Libris: Julia Ward Howe
In this latest installment of Ex Libris, we turn to the books that influenced a writer best known for her lyrics to ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic.’
Henry Dana Washburn: The Strength to Explore
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young Civil War hero who fights through severe illness to lead a pivotal expedition into Yellowstone.
From the Rat Race to Beehives: How a Self-Taught Beekeeper Found Her Calling
Hilary Kearney is an expert beekeeper, business owner, and educator, passionate about sharing the wondrous world of these fascinating, intelligent creatures.
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