FBI Foiled 715 Planned Terror Attacks Last Year, Says Director Kash Patel
In December, the FBI shut down four attacks in 30 days, the director said. The attacks were aimed at places of worship, schools, and businesses.
Progressive El-Sayed Wins Michigan’s Democratic Senate Primary
The former Wayne County Health director narrowly defeated a four-term congresswoman in a contentious race to the win the nomination.
Perez, Braun Advance to General Election in Competitive Washington District
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-Wash.), a Blue Dog Democrat, has faced challengers to her left and her right.
In Race for AI Dominance, China Fans Disinformation in America
As cities and towns across America reckon with power-hungry data centers, the Chinese Communist Party is sowing division.
Trump Says US, Iran Holding ‘Very Good’ Talks
Trump told reporters before departing Los Angeles on Aug. 4 that talks with Iran were ’moving along very nicely.’
OpenAI, Anthropic Models Created Fake Profiles, Tried to Trick Humans During Cyber Tests
In one incident, an Anthropic model tried to manipulate developers into accepting its malicious code.
Zelenskyy Condemns Alleged Russian Drone Attack on Vegetable Vendor
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy posted footage on social media of an alleged Russian drone chasing a man in the city of Kherson and detonating.
China Using Financial Leverage to Expand Pacific Influence, Analysts Warn
A Sydney-based think tank says some Pacific nations face ‘substantial debt obligations to Beijing.’
Netanyahu Rules Out Pullback Until Hamas Disarms
The Israeli military said it killed Hamas commanders and destroyed weapons facilities in recent operations.
Trump Says Hormuz Reopening Imminent as Iran Reports Progress on Safe Shipping Corridors
Qatar said draft proposals for a U.S.–Iran deal are circulating as mediators seek a ceasefire and restored shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Washington State Arson Suspect Was Questioned About 2 Other Blazes in 2025: Officials
Fires burning in the Spokane area have damaged at least 700 structures.
The Multi-Billion Dollar Industry Using Trafficked Slaves to Scam Americans | Timothy Blackwood
Thousands of slaves are forced to work in scam centers, the new film ‘Scam Slave: From Hell to Home’ reveals.

DOJ Settles With OpenAI for $3.2 Million Over US Worker Discrimination Claims
The AI company and its subsidiary was alleged to have favored temporary visa holders in the green-card recruitment process.
How Aged Cells Revert to Stem Cells to Repair the Body
The body may have a hidden tissue repair trick up its sleeve.
Hegseth Rejects Media Report on US Missile Stockpile Concerns
CNN earlier reported that the U.S. military had used up nearly 80 percent of its missile interceptors since the war with Iran began.
Behold the Beauty: Teeny-Tiny Mosaic Masterpieces
Grand tourists treasured these Italian mementoes.
The Facts of Life About Life in the Country
Living in the country requires practical skills, reliable tools, and a healthy sense of humor when nature has other plans.
Amazon to Disburse $600 Million in Tariff Refunds to Customers
Amazon’s decision to refund tariffs to certain customers comes as the company was sued in May in a class action lawsuit.

Washington State Wildfires Trigger Mass Evacuations, Emergency Declaration
Thousands of people have been evacuated as the city of Spokane is under a ‘Go! Leave Immediately’ emergency due to wildfires.
How AI Is Changing the Music Industry
Music industry leaders say the technology is complicating things but may boost the value of human-authored songs.
Supreme Court to Hear Immigration Detention, Climate Lawsuits in October
One case tests whether federal law bars some state climate lawsuits; the other, whether prolonged immigration detention requires a bond hearing.

Feds to Consider Reliance on Public Aid in Green Card Decisions: What to Know
This usually involves public assistance given indirectly to immigrants through their U.S.-born children, officials said.

Ukrainian Manufacturer to Buy European Tech for Missile Defense Project
Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh said her company will be able to conduct its first successful interception with the system by mid-2027.

Is There a Downside to Switching Insurance Frequently?
Shopping around for insurance can lead to big savings, but only if the new policy offers comparable coverage.

Bijan Robinson Signs Record-Breaking Extension With Falcons
Robinson is one of the premiere dual-threat running backs in the game, and his deal paves the way for other stars seeking new deals.

Dublin Funeral for Singer Glen Hansard Draws Bono, Eddie Vedder, and Others
Hansard, 56, died on July 29 in a single-vehicle motorcycle accident just outside the Irish capital.

One of the Most Common Knee Surgeries May Be Doing More Harm Than Good
A Finnish clinical trial found that partial meniscectomy may accelerate osteoarthritis in middle-aged and older patients.
Before Memory Fades, Your Walk May Reveal 5 Hidden Brain Disorders
Your legs may detect brain trouble before your memory does.

Could Smelling Chocolate Boost Your Workout?
A study suggests that scent may change how the brain perceives physical effort, making workouts feel less demanding.
Your Eyes Can Reveal Signs of Disease Throughout the Body
There are 273 diseases with signs that can appear during an eye exam.
Loaded Sweet Potatoes
Roasted sweet potatoes are topped with colorful vegetables, pumpkin seeds, and a creamy lemon tahini dressing.

He Refused to Pay $2,000—So He Built a Toilet Boat to Cross the Sea
A South Australian man has gone viral after crossing a 20 kilometre stretch of sea in a homemade raft to move some precious cargo.

Italy Connoisseurs Choose Leisurely Lucca
The city is a bit of a paradox; while it has Europe’s mightiest Renaissance wall, it hasn’t seen a battle since 1430.





























































































