In-Depth
Trump Sets New Tariffs, Extends Deadline—What to Know
The United States has finalized tariffs on more than 60 countries, which will take effect on Aug. 7.
Appeals Court Allows Trump to End Union Bargaining for Some Federal Workers
Unions sought to challenge the president’s order ending collective bargaining for employees of government agencies with national security missions.
Factory Closures Expand to Major Manufacturing Base in China as PMI Continues to Drop
The increased U.S. tariffs have landed a foundational blow to China’s exports and manufacturing sector, said an analyst.
Senate Passes $187 Billion ‘Minibus’ Funding Package
It includes funding for Veterans Affairs and Agriculture, the Food and Drug Administration, legislative branch operations, and other non-controversial spending.
In-Depth
Who Owns Your Local Hospital? Lawmakers Seek Answers
Complex ownership arrangements can obscure the flow of profit to private equity firms. Some states are trying to change that.
Trump Orders Nuclear Submarines Moved After Former Russian President’s Comments
The move was in response to ‘provocative statements’ made by a former Russian president, Trump says.
RFK Jr. Announces Repeal of Policy That Rewarded Hospitals for Reporting Staff Vaccination Rates
The move is the most recent decision related to vaccine-related reform implemented by Kennedy and the Health and Human Services Department.
How One State Is Taking on the Chinese Communist Party: Oklahoma’s Gov. Kevin Stitt
Stitt has taken a series of actions to reduce his state’s dependency on communist China.
Day in Photos: New Tariffs Announced, Falcon 9 Rocket Launch, Protests in Serbia
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
US Job Growth Slowed in July—Key Takeaways
The weak number comes with downward revisions of previous months. But the Atlanta Federal Reserve chief said ’the labor market still looks good.’
White House Ramps Up Efforts to Eliminate China’s Chokehold on Rare Earths
A minimum price guarantee offered to the domestic rare-earth sector could significantly accelerate the timeline of reaching U.S. supply chain independence.
Law Enforcement Search for Shooting Suspect After 4 Killed in Montana
The shooting occurred at a bar on Friday afternoon. The motive for the crime is currently unknown.
US Factory Employment Drops to 5-Year Low as Manufacturing Slump Deepens
Two manufacturing activity reports highlight weak factory hiring in July, as soft demand weighed on orders and output.
5 Stacked Exercises That Provide a 1–2 Fitness Punch
Combination exercises are greater than the sum of their parts and can help push you to new heights of fitness.
Trump Fires Labor Statistics Chief After July Jobs Report
‘We need accurate jobs numbers,’ the president said on Truth Social.
Fed Governor Announces Resignation, Opening Vacancy on Interest Rate-Setting Committee
Adriana Kugler did not cite a reason but said she would return to her teaching position at Georgetown University in the fall.
The Quiet Genius of Jane Austen: What Her Daily Routine Looked Like
Despite habitual interruptions, Austen persevered in writing what would become masterpieces.
The Latest in ‘The Chosen’ Book Series: ‘Not My Will’
Author Jerry B. Jenkins rolls out books based on the popular streaming series about the life of Jesus.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
ICE Says Police Officer Arrested in Maine Attempted to Illegally Buy Gun
The Old Orchard Beach Police department has vowed to investigate the arrest of the officer.

Social Security Says It Won’t Eliminate Paper Checks for Some Beneficiaries
‘Where a beneficiary has no other means to receive payment, we will continue to issue paper checks,’ the agency says.
Virginia Councilman Set on Fire by Attacker at Office, Police Say
Investigators believe the attack stemmed from a ‘personal matter’ and was unrelated to his politics or work as councilman, authorities said in a Facebook post.

Stimulating the Vagus Nerve May Help With Stroke Recovery–Here’s How
The nervous system is highly adaptable, and with proper stimulation, recovery is more achievable than once thought.

Nocino: The Spiced Liqueur Hiding in Your Backyard Walnut Tree
This dark, nutty elixir made from unripe walnuts traces its origins to the ancient Celts.
Articles by Falun Gong Founder
Mr. Li Hongzhi
ICE Says Police Officer Arrested in Maine Attempted to Illegally Buy Gun
The Old Orchard Beach Police department has vowed to investigate the arrest of the officer.

Social Security Says It Won’t Eliminate Paper Checks for Some Beneficiaries
‘Where a beneficiary has no other means to receive payment, we will continue to issue paper checks,’ the agency says.
Virginia Councilman Set on Fire by Attacker at Office, Police Say
Investigators believe the attack stemmed from a ‘personal matter’ and was unrelated to his politics or work as councilman, authorities said in a Facebook post.
US Hits Iranian Shipping Network With Major New Sanctions
Treasury accused Shamkhani of using personal connections and corruption in Tehran to generate tens of billions of dollars in profits, much of which is used to p

Panamanian President Backs Lawsuits That Threaten Sale of Panama Canal Ports
If successful, the lawsuits could pave the way for Panama to take over the two key ports.

Boeing Featured in Nearly All US Trade Deals—Here’s Why
The company built 38 MAX jets in the second quarter, its FAA-set limit, and plans to seek approval to raise output to 42 to meet strong demand.

Windy Conditions Challenge Pro Golfers at Trump’s Aberdeen Golf Club
Only two players are under par after the first two rounds of competition at the Legends Tour Staysure Senior PGA Championship.

Pregnant Wife of Former NBA Player Attacked by Shark While Swimming in Puerto Rico
The wife of Danilo Gallinari, who now plays in Puerto Rico, is in stable condition after sustaining a thigh wound.
