Trump to Impose New Tariffs on 60 Countries
The administration accused 60 trading partners of failing to enforce bans on forced labor. It comes as a global 10 percent tariff is set to expire.
Oil Tops $100 as Houthis Claim Strikes on Saudi Tankers in Red Sea
Threats to shipping through two major Middle Eastern waterways deepened concerns about disruptions to global energy supplies.
White House Adviser Accuses Chinese AI of Stealing From Anthropic
Michael Kratsios said ‘large-scale, covert industrial distillation aimed at stealing proprietary U.S. technology ... is unacceptable.’
EU Fines Google $1 Billion Over Search, App Store Practices
EU officials ordered Google to stop favoring its own services and ease Google Play restrictions.
Behind America’s Growing ‘Food Freedom’ Movement
For every dollar spent on food in the United States, farmers pocket just 5.8 cents. In the mid-20th century, that figure was 40 cents.
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Thousands Rally at Lincoln Memorial Calling for End to Persecution of Falun Gong
Rally attendees commemorate 27 years of peaceful resistance against the Chinese regime’s persecution.
Congressman Says ‘Unbroken’ Documentary Highlights Threat of Communism
Rep. Marlin Stutzman said the U.S. needs to push back against Chinese influence, and that starts with educating the public.
The Left’s New Loyalty Test? | Batya Ungar-Sargon
Anti-Israel sentiment become the price of entry on the political left, Ungar-Sargon argues.
US Company Recalls More Than 19 Million Eggs
The eggs may be contaminated with Salmonella, the company said.
Michigan Hit Hardest by Cyclospora Outbreak
The state of Michigan has been the epicenter of an outbreak of cyclosporiasis.
Live From Capitol Hill: ‘Unbroken’ Panel Discussion on Artistic Freedom
Shen Yun artists share their firsthand experience of transnational repression from the Chinese Communist Party.
Rediscovering the Pre-Raphaelite Artist Marie Spartali Stillman
Spartali Stillman pushed the boundaries of watercolor, making her pictures rival the effects of oil paint.
When the War Is Over: Why Some People Are Leaving the Culture Wars
‘We get stuck in our own bubbles,’ says Wilk Wilkinson, director of media systems and operations at Braver Angels.
When the War Is Over: Why Some People Are Leaving the Culture Wars
‘We get stuck in our own bubbles,’ says Wilk Wilkinson, director of media systems and operations at Braver Angels.
Cucumbers: One of the Most Hydrating Foods You Can Eat–How to Get the Most Benefits
But it’s not just the high water content—it also comes bundled with other valuable micronutrients.
The Remarkable Friendship Between C.S. Lewis and This Italian Saint
An Oxford academic, an Italian priest, and the brilliant Latin letters that united them.
Warren Demands Records Over Possible Gap in China AI Chip Controls
The senator questioned whether foreign chipmakers must obtain U.S. approval before filling advanced chip orders from unvetted middlemen outside China.
Seahawks Down 2 Key Players Entering Training Camp
The defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks have two starters on the PUP list to start training camp.
Children’s Fruit Pouches Sold in Kroger, Meijer, and Target Retail Stores Recalled Nationwide
The recall was initiated by the company after its packaging supplier recalled a production run of defective pouches last week.
5 Exercises to Build a Perfect Duo of Strength and Flexibility
Strength and flexibility are co-contributors to your best functional safety and independence, and these exercises specialize in maximizing both of them.
American Heart Association Issues New Coffee Guidelines
Higher amounts of caffeine may cause problems such as high blood pressure, the organization said.
Refresh Older Cedar Closet
A cedar closet not only smells wonderful, but it is also very effective as an insect repellant.
John D. Rockefeller: The Deeply Religious Standard Oil Tycoon
From tithing his first bookkeeper earnings to giving away hundreds of millions, the Gilded Age tycoon viewed wealth as a sacred trust from God.
Mexico’s Palm Wine Has Been a Fascinating Culinary Bridge to the Philippines Since 1565
Colima state is a place that barely makes a blip on most international and even domestic tourists’ radar.
