Chinese Observatory Tried to Install Intelligence-Capable Space Equipment in New Zealand, Officials Say
The observatory worked with a local company likely unaware that the equipment could collect intelligence of military value, said the security agency.
Dallas Airport Shelves Muslim Washing Facilities After Texas Governor Threatens Airport Funding
Abbott says facilities benefiting one religion should be illegal in public buildings.
Chinese Dissident Rescued to Canada Urges Vigilance Against CCP Interference, Transnational Repression
“What happened to me could happen to anyone [fleeing the CCP],” Zhang said. “I hope everyone pays very close attention to the CCP’s transnational repression.”
Stone Countertop Occupational Exposure Linked to 31 Deaths in California, Study Finds
More than 60 workers had to undergo lung transplantation after being affected by silicosis.
Buc-ee’s Takes Logo Battle to Beavercreek
Buc-ee’s has filed multiple lawsuits to protect its beaver logo, including action against a mini-mart in Beavercreek, where the beaver is a community symbol.
Canada Cannot Ignore MAID’s Warning Signs Any Longer
Thousands of errors and questionable MAID cases expose serious cracks in Canada’s safeguards.
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Democrats Approve Competing Resolutions to Abolish, Reform ICE
The votes are not binding, but they spotlight the party’s splintered views on ICE. The party’s platform will be determined at the 2028 convention.
House Committees Detail Harvard Ties With Chinese Entities in New Report
The committees identified 140 publications co-authored by Harvard-affiliated researchers and researchers affiliated with Chinese universities.
Swimming: A Full-Body Workout That Builds Muscle and Cardio–Here are 11 Benefits
Water resistance challenges nearly every major muscle group.
Squat Science: 5 Squat Exercises to Strengthen Lower-Body Muscles
The squat exercise has a long history of effectiveness, dating back thousands of years. The following five squat movements can help strengthen you today.
Morocco, Ceuta Officials Call for Change in Spain’s Migration Policies After Border Crisis
Intercepted migrants now ask Moroccan authorities why they are stopped from crossing if Spain accepts them, the Moroccan justice minister said.
Is China’s Mega Embassy in London Actually a Spying Compound? | Luke de Pulford
The largest Chinese embassy in Europe is set to rise in the heart of London.
Unraveling the Mysteries of Leonardo’s ‘Madonna of the Yarnwinder’
Leonardo’s enigmatic painting quietly went on long-term loan at The Met without much fanfare this spring.
The Timeless Wisdom of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth
Tolkien’s masterwork reveals how humility, friendship, and grace offer practical hope for our own world.
Toronto Bike Lanes Not Protected by Charter, Appeal Court Rules
Courts shouldn’t get involved in ’matters of legislative policy,' the Ontario Court of Appeal says.
Study Suggests a Potential New Cause of Celiac Disease
Celiac disease, a common autoimmune disease, may not be caused by an overactive immune system.
Rediscovering Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema: The Hidden Grandeur of Victorian Classical Painting
The artist’s polished technique and archaeological precision defined the classicism that prevailed in Victorian England for a generation.
One of Canada’s Most Resource-Rich Provinces Is Acting Poor
Manitoba isn’t poor because it lacks resources. It’s poor because it refuses to develop them.
White House National Security Official Andrew Baker to Depart Administration
Baker supported a more restrained U.S. foreign policy and questioned prolonged American involvement in overseas conflicts.
Philippine President Calls Joint Oil Exploration With China a ‘Distinct Possibility,’ Despite Ongoing Sea Clashes
‘We try to bring the level of tensions ... down a notch,’ the Philippine president said.
Heading Off to College? Here Are Some Tips for Managing Your Finances
College is the perfect time to start building smart money habits.
Week 1 NFL Preseason Standouts
Multiple players improved their odds of making the roster or further establishing themselves with their respective teams.
Investors Sue Selena Gomez Over Mental Health Startup
The lawsuit claims Gomez failed to promote Wondermind Global after nearly $1.2 million in investments.
People Who Are Depressed Are More Vulnerable to Social Media Likes, Study Finds
The findings highlight how visible metrics and unpredictable rewards may shape posting behavior and keep users engaged.
Why Your Spine Ages—and What You Can Do to Slow It
Aging is one of the most important factors contributing to spinal disorders.
Post-Meal Drowsiness–A TCM Practitioner Reveals the Likely Culprits
Several factors come together to create after-meal fatigue.
Long-Term Instagram Use Linked to a Weaker Sense of Self, Study Shows
Researchers in Milan used virtual reality to test whether years of Instagram use affects how people recognize their own face.
Cleaning and Sealing Exterior Wood
Treated lumbar needs care and protection from the elements.
Last-Minute Travel Planning: Travel Advisers Dish on What Trips to Book Now
Travelers looking for a last-minute trip will have to plan their trips differently and use different methods than those who book a year or so out.
