No Peace Talks Taking Place With Iran, Trump Says
Trump said the U.S. naval blockade remained in effect and the Strait of Hormuz remained open.
China Reopens Old Judicial Cases, Pressuring People Who Fled Overseas to Return
Insiders say the campaign targets alleged bribery and judicial corruption while helping authorities recover assets and consolidate political control.
Kushner, Netanyahu Agree Hamas Must Disarm Before Gaza Reconstruction, Israeli Pullout
The U.S. envoy warned that failure to disarm would result in broad American support for Israel to ‘finish the job’ of eliminating Hamas in Gaza.
2 Men Await Sentencing in Landmark Saskatchewan Human Trafficking Case
Sohel Haider, 55, and Mohammed Masum, 44, were each found guilty of human trafficking, with sentencing to occur on Oct. 22.
Behind the Blueprints: A Look at Trump’s 250-Foot Triumphal Arch
The proposed neoclassical granite monument takes inspiration from Paris’s famous Arc de Triomphe.
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Battle Over Ten Commandments Arrives at Supreme Court
The petition was filed after the Fifth Circuit allowed permanent displays in classrooms.
Drug Maker Teva Canada Recalls Pregabalin Pills Over Contamination Concerns With Sertraline
The two lots affected by the recall are 100070495 and 100068913, which were first sold in Canada in September 2025 and expire on July 31, 2027.
Building Near White House Bought by Shanghai CCP-Linked Figure’s Foundation
Public records do not disclose how the foundation financed the purchase or what it plans to do with the property.
Ship Hit in Strait of Hormuz as Turkey Pushes US-Iran Talks
The speaker of the Iranian parliament has said the strait will remain closed until the United States submits to Tehran’s conditions.
Vaccination Rates Largely Unchanged Among Kindergartners: CDC
Coverage of key vaccines stayed the same, or dipped slightly, among kindergartners.
South Korea Backs Stronger Self-Defense Capabilities
Trump ordered scaling back the joint U.S.–South Korean drills after suggesting it sent the wrong signals to Pyongyang.
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.
The COBRA-to-Medicare Penalty Nobody Warns You About
If you’re 65 and on COBRA, you could be facing a costly Medicare trap.
Bringing Sacred Architecture Back to Life
A Chicago family business makes churches shine through five generations.
2 Men Await Sentencing in Landmark Saskatchewan Human Trafficking Case
Sohel Haider, 55, and Mohammed Masum, 44, were each found guilty of human trafficking, with sentencing to occur on Oct. 22.
Sugary Drinks Linked to Higher Blood Pressure Risk Decades Later
The study, published in Circulation, tracked more than 25,000 U.S. children and teens for up to 25 years.
Moszna Castle: Bold and Beautiful
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we explore an architectural marvel in a small Polish village.
Iran Says Strait of Hormuz to Remain Shut Until US Meets Deal Conditions
A top Iranian official made the comments on Tuesday as a U.S. blockade of Iran continues.
NSA Blocked Reports of CCP Interference in US Elections From Reaching Trump: Declassified Docs
Newly released files document intelligence leaders’ efforts to suppress evidence of Chinese influence in U.S. elections.
Belgian Wildfire Approaches Germany as Peat Blaze Threatens to Burn for Months
The fire has burned 11 square miles, the largest blaze in Belgium’s recent history, and could keep flaring for months, a Walloon official said.
Is This Market Overbought and Due for a Correction?
Earnings remain strong, but perhaps the stock market has become a bit overbought in the near term, so don’t be surprised if it backs and fills a bit.
Malik Nabers Felt His ‘Soul Come Back to Life’ Returning to Team Drills
After a hot start as a rookie—109 receptions for 1,204 yards and seven touchdowns—Nabers tore his ACL and meniscus.
Most Adults Not Immune to Hepatitis A or B: Study
Researchers recommended vaccinating more people against the diseases.
Your Kidneys and Bladder May Be Failing Faster—and Why That’s Happening
Two of the body’s quietest organs are often the ones most worth listening to.
The Protein Rules That Actually Matter
Timing matters less than you might think when it comes to eating protein.
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.
Build a Gazebo
A gazebo brings an old-fashioned charm and design element that enhances its surroundings.
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.
