US Appeals Court Allows Trump’s 10 Percent Global Tariffs to Continue During Appeal
A court struck down the tariffs on May 7 in a 2–1 vote.
Trump Says US Close to Deal With Iran, Could Be Signed This Weekend
The president said that it was his understanding that Iranian leader Mojtaba Khamenei approved the deal.
Trump Admin to Launch New Student Loan Repayment Plans on July 1
The decision comes as America’s student loan portfolio is now almost $1.7 trillion, with a quarter of borrowers defaulting.
US Attorney on Investigating Election Fraud in California
Investigations into suspected election fraud in California are underway, ‘and I do expect those will result in charges,’ Bill Essayli told The Epoch Times.
Behind the Trump–Xi Handshake, an Architecture of Distrust
Washington has stopped expecting China to reform and is walling off its tech and tariff weapons, even as it keeps everyday trade flowing, analysts say.
Mexico Shuts Down South Africa 2–0 to Win World Cup Opening Game
This game featured more red cards than any other World Cup opening match.
A Small Town’s Flag Day Parade Captures the Heart and Soul of America
The documentary ‘Flag Day’ goes behind the scenes with the inspiring Three Oaks, Michigan, community that unites for this annual event.
GOP House Members Introduce Legislation to Bar Entry, Deport Employees of Chinese Military Companies
‘The Chinese Communist Party is working tirelessly to make the PLA the world’s leading military force by 2050,’ Rep. John Moolenaar said.
Federal Judge Bars Texas AG Paxton’s Lawsuit Against ActBlue
A U.S. District Court in Boston found Paxton’s initial legal action to be retaliatory against ActBlue in support of Paxton’s Senate rival.
Why Women Can’t Find Good Husbands | Timothy Goeglein
According to Goeglein, ‘The biggest single challenge facing America in its 250th year … is a spiritual crisis of a pretty substantial order.’
Trump Appeals Ruling Removing His Name From Kennedy Center
The Trump administration filed an appeal challenging a judge’s order that the president’s name must be removed from the Kennedy Center.
Stopping a Drug Safely Takes a Team. Medicare Just Funded One Piece of It
CMS has opened the door to paying for supervised deprescribing. Experts say the harder work is building the support patients need.
Trump Reopens Pacific Marine Monuments to Commercial Fishing
The president on Thursday issued a proclamation reopening large portions of several Pacific marine national monuments to commercial fishing.
The June Garden Checklist: Tasks to Tackle Now for a Healthier Summer Garden
As temperatures rise and plants firmly take root, June is one of the busiest and most rewarding months in the garden.
What We Can Learn From Southern Manners
Long associated with courtesy and hospitality, Southern manners remain a source of regional pride even as many Americans worry that civility is declining.
Fascia: The Living, Interconnected Web Behind Movement and Healing—How to Enhance Its Function
For decades, fascia was dismissed as little more than a thin layer that wraps around nearly everything in your body.
Music on the Magic Mountain
How Thomas Mann’s ‘The Magic Mountain’ uses the power of music to transform a simple soul amid life, death, and war.
US Launches Strikes on Iran in Response to Downing of Helicopter
Trump had earlier vowed to retaliate, hours after he announced negotiations with Tehran were in their ‘final throes.’
US Launches More Strikes on Iran
In response, Iran’s top military leaders announced that Iran would again close the Strait of Hormuz.
SNAP Benefits Go to 186,000 Dead People–And Stopping Them Might Be Difficult
In one case, the name of a 14-year-old shooting victim in Los Angeles was used for two decades to claim benefits, including SNAP, worth more than $280,000.
Supreme Court Bars Private Lawsuits to Enforce Securities Law
A federal appeals court previously ruled the Investment Company Act allows private enforcement suits.
Trump Says He’s Nominating US Attorney Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence
‘I encourage the United States Senate to confirm Jay as soon as possible,’ the president said on June 11.
Taiwan Test-Fires Mobile US-Made HIMARS Rocket System
HIMARS have a range of around 190 miles and capability of hitting coastal targets in the southeastern Chinese province of Fujian.
Shakira Leads Opening Ceremony as FIFA World Cup Kicks Off in Mexico City
A crowd of 80,000 cheered the Colombian pop star and other performers, and Mexico won its opening match.
‘X-Men’ Actor Tyler Mane Shares Rare Breast Cancer Diagnosis, Begins Treatment
Mane hopes to raise awareness surrounding the disease in men that accounts for less than 1% of total breast cancer cases.
The Benefits of Eating Nose-to-Tail
Modern diets favor muscle meat, but liver, bone broth, and organ meats deliver nutrients that steak can’t match.
Scientists Find a Sleep Duration Sweet Spot for Healthy Aging
Researchers found that both short and long sleep durations were linked to signs of accelerated aging across multiple organs.
What No One Tells You About Contrast in CT and MRI Scans
Contrast agents used in CT and MRI scans are medications, not harmless dyes.
Some Children’s ADHD Might Be a Sleep Problem. Here’s Why.
The connection between disrupted sleep and ADHD-like behavior is striking.
This Vintage Cheese Puff Recipe Is Worth Reviving for Today’s Gatherings
As I write my 1,000th column, I am reminded of the most wonderful bites/tastes I have experienced.
Tips for Kitchen Remodeling
Even with a large kitchen, there can be many times when you find your kitchen to be too crowded and inconvenient to function well.
The Little-Known Chapter in Alexander Hamilton’s Life
Despite their bitter parting, Hamilton and George Washington reconciled and became close allies, renewing one of the greatest alliances in American history.
Inside Dollywood’s Summer Season: Iconic Rides and Hidden Gems
From America’s first steel wing coaster to the legendary Grist Mill cinnamon bread, here is why Dollywood remains a top-tier theme park destination.
