5 Takeaways From the Explosive Trump–Zelenskyy Meeting
After a heated exchange, Zelenskyy was asked to leave early without signing a partnership agreement granting the U.S. access to Ukraine’s natural resources.
Ex Libris: Mark Twain
In this latest installment of our ‘Ex Libris’ series, we find some surprises in the books that most influenced one of America’s greatest novelists.
‘Caspar David Friedrich: The Soul of Nature’ at The Met
Caspar David Friedrich’s paintings encapsulate the sublime with themes of solitude, mystery, and spirituality.
Childhood Success Starts With These 4 Basics
Kids benefit from having a supportive family more than they do from special resources.
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World Leaders, US Lawmakers React to Trump–Zelenskyy Clash
The Ukrainian leader was expected to sign a minerals deal with the United States, which was eventually called off.
Zelenskyy Defends Oval Office Remarks, Stresses Need for Security Guarantees
‘I think that we have to be very open and very honest, and I’m not sure that we did something bad,’ Zelenskyy said during a Fox News interview.
Trump Reveals What Zelenskyy Has to Do to Return to the White House
‘You can’t embolden somebody that does not have the cards,’ Trump said of the Ukrainian leader.
How the War in Ukraine Unfolded and How It Might End
Key moments over the past 11 years have shaped Ukraine’s fate, while a cease-fire framework begins to take shape.
Carbon Monoxide Ruled Out as Cause of Death for Gene Hackman and Wife
Santa Fe County Sheriff Adan Mendoza said that preliminary autopsy results failed to provide definitive answers about the couples death.
Hundreds of Workers at US Weather Agency NOAA Fired
The White House said that about 5 percent of NOAA staff had been let go.
Vance Responds to Pope’s Criticism of Trump Administration
The vice president also discussed using social media to respond to messages and criticism from the pope, bishops, and other religious leaders.
Human Rights Activist Says Shen Yun Displays ‘Higher Sense of Purpose’
Human rights activist Yoko Azuma knew the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) had a long track record of human rights abuses and well-funded efforts to shore up its i
Iowa Tosses Gender Identity as Special Protected Class
Gov. Reynolds signed the law, calling it a step to ’safeguard the rights of women and girls.‘ A transgender lawmaker said the law aims ’to further erase us.’
Arizona Governor Announces ‘Operation Desert Guardian’ to Fill Gaps in Border Security
The joint task force will seek to identify and resolve vulnerabilities at the state’s southern border to combat illegal drug and human trafficking.
Day in Photos: Protests in Greece, Fire in Spain, and Zelensky in the White House
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Pope Francis Suffers Respiratory Crisis Amid Pneumonia Battle, Vatican Says
The Vatican reported that Pope Francis experienced a sudden respiratory decline on Friday, requiring urgent medical intervention and non-invasive ventilation.
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CCP–Cook Islands Deal Raises Concerns for New Zealand, US, Australia
The deal with the small South Pacific nation is another marker on the board in the Pacific for China, causing concerns abroad and prompting protests at home.
Trump Backs Temporary Spending Bill Ahead of Funding Deadline
Trump’s call for a continuing resolution comes as the GOP looks to pass Trump’s agenda with a bill through a process called reconciliation.
CDC Investigating Hospitalizations of 5 People Who Received Vaccine for Rare Chikungunya Virus
The FDA’s information on the vaccine says that ‘vaccination with IXCHIQ may cause severe or prolonged chikungunya-like adverse reactions.’
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
US GDP Grew by 2.3 Percent in 4th Quarter
Overall 2024 GDP growth was at 2.8 percent, a lower growth rate compared to 2023.
Microsoft Shutting Down Skype After 2 Decades
Microsoft will end Skype in May, offering “Teams” as the new hub for global connectivity.
The Brain-Body Handshake: 5 Exercises for Increased Coordination
Without healthy coordination you may be at risk of falls. These exercises can help increase your strength and coordination, keeping you upright during tasks.
‘Last Breath’: Diving Thriller Will Take Your Breath Away
The highly engrossing ‘Last Breath’ features the cool-headed, ‘right stuff’ of Navy pilots and any crew of men who nonchalantly do dangerous jobs for a living.
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Golf’s Toughest Job: Superintendent
Intensifying pressures from all sides in an ever-watchful and critiquing world require quick thinking with satisfactory outcomes expected.
Golf’s Toughest Job: Superintendent
Intensifying pressures from all sides in an ever-watchful and critiquing world require quick thinking with satisfactory outcomes expected.
Michelle Trachtenberg’s Family Declines Autopsy After Actress Dies at 39
The former child star’s cause of death has been listed as undetermined.
Michelle Trachtenberg’s Family Declines Autopsy After Actress Dies at 39
The former child star’s cause of death has been listed as undetermined.
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Snack Smart: Hidden Dangers in Popular Treats That Could Harm Your Kidneys
Trendy snacks, excess alcohol, and an unhealthy diet can leave your kidneys at risk. Professor Tzung-Hai Yen shares ways to protect kidney health.
Snack Smart: Hidden Dangers in Popular Treats That Could Harm Your Kidneys
Trendy snacks, excess alcohol, and an unhealthy diet can leave your kidneys at risk. Professor Tzung-Hai Yen shares ways to protect kidney health.
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‘49th Parallel’: Canada Confronts the Nazis
The border of Canada and the United States is the setting for a confrontation with Nazis in World War II.
‘The Game of their Lives’: The US Soccer Team Creates History
This installment of ‘Movies for Teens and Young Adults’ celebrates the virtues of a victorious underdog.
‘49th Parallel’: Canada Confronts the Nazis
The border of Canada and the United States is the setting for a confrontation with Nazis in World War II.
Times Square Is Now a Dining Destination. Here’s Why and Where to Eat
You'll never have trouble finding a great restaurant at Times Square.
Taking the Kids: To Snowy Climes for Fun Off the Slopes
See the mountains and enjoy the snow without having to ski.
The Surprising Benefits of Walking
According to studies, regular walking can reduce depression and sadness and improve immune function.
9 Unique Places to Get Married in Las Vegas
If you are looking for an unconventional wedding, there’s no better place than Vegas.
Taking the Kids: To Snowy Climes for Fun Off the Slopes
See the mountains and enjoy the snow without having to ski.
Marguerite Harrison: The Socialite Spy
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a wealthy young socialite who responds to tragedy with daring and adventure.
Special Delivery: An 1880s Flag Made Its Way to 1940s Japan
Navy Lt. John Bremyer delivered precious cargo on a 9,000-mile journey to the ceremony of Japan’s surrender of World War II.
5 Simple but Powerful Phrases to Lift up Loved Ones, According to Relationship Experts
A gift of words can be the most memorable gift of all.
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