Former President Biden’s Cancer Has Spread and Is ‘Very Painful,’ Son Hunter Says
In a BBC interview, Hunter Biden discussed his father’s cancer and decision to grant him a presidential pardon covering multiple criminal cases.
Chinese AI Seems to Be Gaining on US Rivals—Analysts Say Not So Fast
America still has an advantage in AI infrastructure, although China is trying to make its own chips and data centers, a U.S.–China tech expert said.
CKM Syndrome: A New Condition 9 in 10 Adults May Have–Here Are the Causes
CKM syndrome progresses through stages, and you can move backward through them—not just forward.
UN Sounds Alarm as Iran Steps up Executions to Silence Dissent
The increase in executions has unfolded since the United States and Israel launched a bombing campaign against Iran in late February.
Homeschool Families Are Pushing for High School Sports Participation
In California, Maryland, New York, Oklahoma, and Virginia, homeschool students are barred from public school sports.
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ICE to Complete Rollout of Body-Worn Cameras This Month
Acting director said the process is ahead of schedule.
Birth Tourism Ads Targeting Chinese Highlight US Immigration Vulnerabilities
An estimated 20,000 to 26,000 babies are born through birth tourism per year, according to the Center for Immigration Studies.
Netanyahu: Israel Won’t Withdraw Until Hamas Disarms
Trump said in July that an agreement had been reached for the complete disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza.
Michigan Ends Warning on Lettuce as Cyclosporiasis Cases Slow
State health officials said contaminated produce is likely no longer in circulation.
US Forces Have Diverted 53 Ships Since Resuming Iran Blockade, CENTCOM Says
Trump ordered U.S. forces to restart the blockade on July 14.
EXCLUSIVE: Kash Patel: The FBI’s War on Scam Centers Around the World
Working with international partners, the FBI has seized over $15 billion, arrested more than 300 people, and freed thousands of trafficked victims.
‘Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home, Snoopy': Classic Animation and Traditional Values
This Apple TV Peanuts special follows Snoopy and Charlie Brown on a neighborhood hunt for the missing red doghouse.
To Break the Rod and Rend the Gyve
In this installment of ‘When Character Counts’, we look at a famous abolitionist who was born a slave but envisioned a nation where all people could be free.
Plank Science: 6 Plank Exercises to Build Core Strength
Planks are great for strengthening your core, including the deep muscles of your trunk. These six plank variations can elevate your core to new heights.
‘The Last Picture Shows’: Independent Theaters Are Down But Not Out
It’s up to true movie fans to step up and salvage the last vestige of cinematic Americana.
Former NBA Players Test WNBA Policies by Declaring for Women’s 2027 Draft
The two men say they seek equal treatment after some players advocated for trans participation in the women’s basketball league.
Federal Judge Approves End of Temporary Protected Status for Nearly 4,000 Burmese Nationals
The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision limiting court review of temporary protected status terminations.
China Reshaping Indo-Pacific Poses Irreversible Threat to Japan: Analysts
Tokyo’s defense white paper echoes the 2025 edition, which flagged China as ’the greatest strategic challenge' to Japan since World War II.
Beijing Sanctions 2 US Labs That Can Prove Where Cotton Grew
U.S. importers must prove their goods are free of Xinjiang forced labor, and the two sanctioned firms sell forensic testing that makes that proof possible.
William Orbit, Grammy-Winning Producer Behind Madonna and Blur Albums, Dies at 69
The British producer who helped transform the sound of the late 1990s died last month at his home, family members announced.
Do Plants Have Consciousness?
The boundaries we have drawn around perception and awareness may be narrower than we thought.
Scientists Discover an Unexpected Way to Boost Beet Juice’s Blood Pressure Benefits
Improvements in the oral microbiome and increased saliva acidity appeared to enhance the body’s nitrate–nitrite–nitric oxide pathway.
How Aged Cells Revert to Stem Cells to Repair the Body
The body may have a hidden tissue repair trick up its sleeve.
Buttery, Sweet, and Orange: This Milk Alternative Has Deep North Carolina Roots
Made for coffee, cereal, and everyday uses, the milk is slightly sweet with an orange tinge and creamy texture.
How Can Homeowners Save Money When Moving in Summer?
One of the most effective ways to save money is to book movers as early as possible.
Demand for Experiences Surges as Travelers Prioritize Activities Over Relaxation
It seems consumers are increasingly showing signs that they appreciate the experiential part of travel.
