Burgum Calls on Governors to Quickly Generate More Energy Projects
Interior Secretary and former North Dakota governor says states, not federal agencies or Congress, will drive energy development under the new administration.
Does Trump Have Absolute Power to Fire Executive Branch Officials? | Mark Chenoweth
Mark Chenoweth recently urged the Supreme Court to affirm the president’s absolute power to fire executive branch officials.
3 Ancient Grains You Should Know—and How to Start Baking and Cooking With Them
Einkorn, emmer, and spelt offer higher nutritional value and richer flavor than modern wheat.
‘Reacher: Season 3’: The Ex-Army Mononymed Anti-Hero Returns
The third set of shows in the series isn’t quite as ripped and efficient as its leading man.
Piero della Francesca: Poetic Paintings of Madonna and Child
Piero della Francesca’s sublime altarpieces feature the Madonna and Child in a genre known as ’sacred conversations.’
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Pentagon Firing 5,400 Probationary Workers Starting Next Week
The defense department is looking to cut 5 percent to 8 percent of its civilian workforce.
Shen Yun Calls for Investigation Following Bomb Threats at Kennedy Center
The arts group vows to keep going despite intimidation.
Trump Fires Top US General and Navy Chief
The president also directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to nominate suitable individuals for five additional high-level positions.
Nation’s Biggest School Districts Stand to Lose Billions Over Trump’s DEI Order
Federal funding is at risk for schools that continue to teach critical race theory or run diversity, equity, and inclusion programs
Judge Upholds Block on DOGE’s Access to Sensitive Treasury System
U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas said the injunction could be lifted if the Treasury Department is able to address procedural issues for data protection.
Hamas Exchanges 6 More Israeli Hostages for Hundreds of Palestinian Prisoners
Dozens of masked Hamas fighters paraded three of the hostages through a jeering crowd in Gaza, just days after misidentifying a body returned to Israel.
Judge Partially Blocks Trump’s Orders Curbing DEI Programs
Higher education groups and Baltimore officials argue the executive orders violate existing law and exceed presidential powers.
Evaluating Trump’s First Month in Office: Epoch Readers’ Poll
In his first month, the president has delivered major policy changes, winning broad approval among readers surveyed.
What Trump’s Nuclear Deal With Iran Might Look Like
A nuclear expert at Princeton says the Trump administration could make a deal with Iran based on ’strict verification measures.’
Shen Yun Mesmerizes Dutch Audiences With ‘A Breathtaking Experience’
Shen Yun Performing Arts returned to The Hague, Netherlands, on Feb. 18 and 19, taking audience members on a journey through ancient China.
How Federal Reserve Is Navigating Trump Tariff Uncertainty
Trade uncertainty led to the Federal Reserve delivering insurance cuts in 2019.
Dow Jones Suffers Worst Day of 2025 on New Economic Fears, Expiring Options
‘We do not think that investors should overreact to one set of data points,’ said one market strategist as the Dow fell 700 points.
Grenell Outlines Trump’s Plan to Revamp the Kennedy Center
The president promised to push the center toward his ‘vision for a Golden Age of American Arts and Culture.’
Tracking Trump’s High Level Appointments, Senate Confirmations
The Senate is undertaking the confirmation process for the president’s new administration.
Why Playing Might Be the Healthiest Thing You’re Not Doing
Just five minutes of joy can transform your physical and mental health.
After Firings, National Parks Seek to Fill Summer Jobs
Some terminated employees have been rehired and parks have been given the go-ahead to hire seasonal staff.
Trump Signals He’s Open to Multiple Budget Bills After Earlier Endorsing Single Bill Approach
Trump had previously said he wanted ‘one, big, beautiful bill,’ but indicated on Feb. 21 that he would accept multiple bills if necessary.
DA Opposes Menendez Brothers’ Petition for New Trial, Citing Lack of Credibility
The Los Angeles County district attorney said the new evidence was insufficient and cited a pattern of deception by the brothers.
Trump Says US Close to Reaching Minerals-for-Aid Deal With Zelenskyy
Trump said the deal would help Washington recover hundreds of billions of dollars in aid to Kyiv.
Trump Orders Plan for Tariffs in Response to Digital Taxes, Foreign Online Regulations
Trump told his administration to identify countries applying fees and regulations on U.S. businesses providing online goods and services.
Through Eyes of Love: Lessons From ‘The Little Prince’
Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s popular children’s story explores themes that resonate with the heart.
Phillies’ Manager Sets His Sights on a 4th Straight Playoff Appearance
Philadelphia’s skipper was a minor leaguer in the Detroit organization, and he still has a place in his heart for the Tigers.
Phillies’ Manager Sets His Sights on a 4th Straight Playoff Appearance
Philadelphia’s skipper was a minor leaguer in the Detroit organization, and he still has a place in his heart for the Tigers.
Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson Announce $1 Million Donation to LA Wildfire Relief Efforts
The couple, who live in Pacific Palisades, thanked first responders and expressed sorrow to neighbors and residents who lost everything.
Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson Announce $1 Million Donation to LA Wildfire Relief Efforts
The couple, who live in Pacific Palisades, thanked first responders and expressed sorrow to neighbors and residents who lost everything.
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Study Finds Link Between Popular Weight-Loss Drug and Rare ‘Eye Stroke’
Though evidence is conflicting, the possible ocular side effects of using drugs such as semaglutide bear further investigation.
Study Finds Link Between Popular Weight-Loss Drug and Rare ‘Eye Stroke’
Though evidence is conflicting, the possible ocular side effects of using drugs such as semaglutide bear further investigation.
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Ciudad Cayala: Guatemala’s Paradise City
In this series of ‘Return to Beautiful Architecture,’ we visit Guatemala’s newly built city based on classical and traditional Latin American architecture.
‘Storm Boy’ (2019): A Boy Saves a Pelican
This installment of ‘Movies for Kids’ revisits the relationship between people and their environment.
Action, Love, Loyalty Lead the Way in New ‘Gray Man’ Novel
Mark Greaney takes readers into an impossible mission into Russia in ‘Midnight Black,’ a straightforward action adventure.
Maria Anna Mozart: The Forgotten Prodigy
‘The other Mozart’ is remembered as the much-loved sister who may have been a musical genius in her own right.
Ciudad Cayala: Guatemala’s Paradise City
In this series of ‘Return to Beautiful Architecture,’ we visit Guatemala’s newly built city based on classical and traditional Latin American architecture.
Einkorn Banana Bread
A good dose of walnuts and dark chocolate chips add texture and richness to this banana bread.
Winter in Pinnacles: What to Do (And What to Avoid) at Your Next National Park Visit
Living here, it’s easy to take the comfort of year-round outdoor adventures for granted.
An Extraordinary French Polynesian Sea Adventure
An Aranui cargo-cum-cruise ship voyage captures the romance of the South Pacific and the heritage and majesty of the Marquesas Islands.
For Decades It Was Highway 15’s Seedy, Oddball Attraction. Now Primm, Nev., Is a Ghost Town
The desert town that once lured LA travelers with bottom-dollar deals and family fun is now mostly empty, telling a story of a larger decline.
Winter in Pinnacles: What to Do (And What to Avoid) at Your Next National Park Visit
Living here, it’s easy to take the comfort of year-round outdoor adventures for granted.
Ex Libris: Julia Ward Howe
In this latest installment of Ex Libris, we turn to the books that influenced a writer best known for her lyrics to ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic.’
Henry Dana Washburn: The Strength to Explore
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a young Civil War hero who fights through severe illness to lead a pivotal expedition into Yellowstone.
From the Rat Race to Beehives: How a Self-Taught Beekeeper Found Her Calling
Hilary Kearney is an expert beekeeper, business owner, and educator, passionate about sharing the wondrous world of these fascinating, intelligent creatures.
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