Trump Says US Very Close to Meeting Military Objectives, Considers ‘Winding Down’ Iran Operation
The president wrote on Truth Social that the United States is ’very close to meeting our military objectives.’
More Countries Say They Back Reopening of Strait of Hormuz
The strait has been effectively shut down since the conflict began on Feb. 28.
Explainer: Major Supreme Court Cases to Watch
Mail-in ballots, weedkiller, even how the president interprets the constitution. All of that is on the line in upcoming Supreme Court decisions.
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How Clean Water Brings Life in Malawi
Water wells built by a nonprofit eliminate cholera and create economic opportunities in remove villages.
Chuck Norris, ‘Walker, Texas Ranger’ Star, Martial Arts Legend and Action Hero, Dies at 86
Norris was hospitalized for an undisclosed medical emergency on March 19 in Hawaii.
CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting ‘Is Not Fiction, It’s Policy,’ Says Dr. Phil
Dr. Phil reviewed the evidence in the new book ‘Killed to Order,’ and called on Americans to end complicity in the CCP’s crimes.
Forced Organ Harvesting Issue Key to Shifting US Understanding of CCP, Says ‘Killed to Order’ Author
The United States continues to support and cooperate with the Chinese transplant industry, which is perpetrating forced organ harvesting of prisoners of faith.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Pentagon Media Access Restrictions
Citing 9/11 and Iraq, the judge said in his ruling that transparency was needed because the public has been ‘lied to about a lot of things.’
The Feminization of Society and the Stigmatization of Normalcy | J.D. Haltigan
Haltigan is a developmental psychologist, social science scholar, and honorary research fellow at the University of Buckingham.
US Moves to Turn Most Favored Nation Drug Pricing Policy Into Law
By transitioning the policy from an executive initiative to federal law, a future president could not simply overturn it with an executive order.
The 5 Elements Show How Emotions Ripple Through the Body
The five elements are dynamic phases in a cycle of support and regulation.
Dovish or Hawkish? Fed’s Waller, Bowman Debate Next Steps for Interest Rates
The Federal Reserve’s Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman thought rate cuts were possible this year—the markets disagreed.
‘Tow’: A Modern-Day David Versus Goliath Parable in the US Northwest
Rose Byrne delivers a spectacular turn as a woman fighting a stacked legal system.
Prometheus Bound: Living Within Limits
Through the plight of a defiant Titan, this ancient Greek play reminded theatergoers to embrace their mortality.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
Asparagus: An Antioxidant-Packed Vegetable That Benefits Gut and Bones–How to Get the Most of It
Each spring, asparagus—packed with vitamins, antioxidants, and prebiotic fiber—takes the spotlight.
Why Is America Going Through a ‘Dating Recession’?
According to research, a primary cause of the dating slump is lack of self-confidence among young men and women.
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Mr. Li Hongzhi
Iran Calls for New Hormuz Transit Regime After War
‘We do not want to see war in the region again, nor the strait closed again,’ said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.
Hyundai Halts Sales, Initiates Recall of Palisade SUV After Fatal Powered-Seat Incident
The powered second- and third-row seats in the SUVs may not properly detect an occupant and could continue with power-folding operations, the company said.
European Countries, Canada, and Japan Ready to Help Secure Strait of Hormuz to Stabilize Energy Markets
The allies condemned Iranian attacks, warning of global energy disruption and pledging support to keep the vital Hormuz shipping route open.
Trump Signs Order to Preserve 2nd Saturday in December for Army-Navy Football
The president signed the executive order during a ceremony presenting Navy with the Commander in Chief Trophy for the second year in a row.
Senate Again Fails to Advance DHS Funding Bill as Shutdown Stretches Over a Month
Although about 96 percent of the federal government is funded, DHS has remained partially shut down since Feb. 13.
British Lawmakers Vote to Legalize Self-Administered Abortion Until Birth
The controversial amendment to decriminalize women who self-abort for any reason after the legal cut-off of 24 weeks cleared the House of Lords.
Talks Underway for McCormick to Acquire Unilever’s Food Brands
The sale could potentially be one of the biggest portfolio overhauls in the Anglo-Dutch giant’s history.
2 Big Upsets, Close Calls Mark NCAA Tournament Tip-Off
The NCAA men’s basketball tourney featured a pair of big upsets and a couple of high seeds that narrowly escaped on Thursday when the Big Dance tipped off.
Top TV Producers Have Faith Audiences Will Tune Into These Biblical Tales
Several of the women of Genesis—Sarah, Hagar, Rebekah, Leah, and Rachel—take center stage in ‘The Faithful,’ a six-hour FOX event series kicking off March 22.
What Happens When Teachers Are Replaced by Screens
After a decade of one-to-one devices, some schools are rethinking the screen.
Warning Signs of Liver Imbalance and Natural Spring Renewal
According to traditional Chinese medicine, spring is the optimum season to nurture and support the liver.
How to Soak and Sprout Nuts and Legumes to Reduce Tannins
Part 3 of ‘The Art of Sprouting’ explores how soaking and sprouting nuts and beans can enhance flavor and mineral absorption.
How Both Introverts and Extroverts Bring Unique Strengths
How our nervous system responds in a social environment reflects more than our personality.
Lemon Tarragon Snapper With Asparagus and Penne
For this quick dinner, I broil the fish for just five minutes, then finish it with a bright, refreshing lemon and tarragon sauce.
Ask the Builder: Planning an Expensive Vanity Top
You'd be surprised at how much preparation goes into renovating a bathroom.
Unexpected Job Offer Leads Retiree on a New Career Pathway
For this 74-year-old, retirement seems to be a thing of the past.
How to Meet Japan’s Stationmaster Cats
A station, a cat, and a tourism boom few could have predicted.
