2nd Trump Assassination Attempt Suspect Was Subject of 2019 FBI Tip: Special Agent
‘Following up on the tip, the alleged complainant was interviewed,’ an FBI official says.
We Are One People: The Idea That Changed the World
In John Ellis’s ‘A Short History of Relations Between Peoples,’ we learn about ‘gens una sumus’ and its effect on the world.
Mighty Clean: Pressure Washing 101
Rejuvenate siding, decks, patios, driveways, fencing, outdoor furniture, lawn mowers, grills, and more with a healthy blast of H2O.
The Garden of Eden and Our Psychological Regression
The Fall of Man reveals three psychological pathologies that undermine our societal health.
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Authorities Unclear on Whether Suspect Knew Trump Would Be on Golf Course
Ryan Wesley Routh was charged with 2 federal firearms counts and may have camped near Trump’s golf course for nearly 12 hours before being confronted.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Arrested in New York
Combs’ lawyer issued a statement calling it an ‘unjust prosecution.’
Early Voting, Mail-in Voting, and Drop Boxes: The Rules in Each Battleground State
Enter the labyrinth of pre-Election Day voting as the 2024 election season gets underway in critical states across America.
Suspect in 2nd Assassination Attempt on Trump Charged With Federal Gun Crimes
Officials say Ryan Wesley Routh spent 12 hours waiting for a clear shot to potentially assassinate the former president.
Trump Recounts Assassination Attempt, Praises Secret Service in Interview
The suspect is currently being held in federal custody.
Top Election Officials Tell Congress Voter Roll Accuracy Is Improving but Other Issues Remain
Noncitizen voting, threats to election officials, and voter roll cleanup were some of the issues discussed at a recent hearing before Congress.
Day in Photos: A Brazilian Blaze, Trump Assassination Attempt, and European Floods
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
2nd Apparent Assassination Attempt on Trump Provokes Calls for Tighter Security
Republicans and Democrats alike express concerns and call for additional measures to protect the former president in the 2024 election campaign.
Microplastics Found in Human Brain for the First Time
A new study from Brazil reveals that microplastics might enter the human brain through the nose, with unknown impact on brain function.
Harris Meets With Teamsters Union, Seeking Endorsement
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters has not yet endorsed a presidential candidate in this election.
India’s Security Adviser, China’s Foreign Minister Agree to Redouble Disengagement Effort Along Disputed Border
Despite stepped-up meetings between Indian and Chinese officials aimed at resolving the border dispute, analysts say disengagement will not be easy.
Court Seems Skeptical of TikTok’s Challenge to Forced Divestment Law
Attorneys for TikTok and content creators argued the law should face scrutiny under the First Amendment.
Walgreens Agrees to Pay $107 Million to Settle Allegations of Falsely Billing Medicare, Medicaid
Walgreens, which is based in Deerfield, Illinois, did not admit liability in agreeing to settle, saying a software error caused the issue.
Boeing Freezes Hiring, Warns of Possible Layoffs Amid Machinist Strike
The strike involves about 33,000 members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers in Washington state.
Russian Army to Add 180,000 Soldiers, 1 Year Ahead of Schedule
Russia has also said its forces have regained two villages in the Kursk region, where the Ukrainians launched a surprise incursion in August.
How Long Do Eggs Really Last in the Fridge?
Plus tips for buying the freshest eggs and knowing when they’ve gone bad.
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There Was a Time
Someday, maybe, God will decide we’ve suffered enough, and ... then we will return.
The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
A History of the American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
Why should our kids have to settle for a Trabant, or a Pyonghwa, education when they could have a BMW?
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There’s Still Hope for Bryce Young After Carolina Panthers Bench Their No. 1 Pick
Young, the top overall pick in 2023, has been demoted in favor of veteran Andy Dalton.
There’s Still Hope for Bryce Young After Carolina Panthers Bench Their No. 1 Pick
Young, the top overall pick in 2023, has been demoted in favor of veteran Andy Dalton.
Brooke Shields, 59, Doesn’t Let Age Slow Her Down, Promotes New Initiative
The actress partnered with the ‘Thrive@50+’ campaign in hopes of changing the narrative around aging while promoting healthy lifestyles.
Brooke Shields, 59, Doesn’t Let Age Slow Her Down, Promotes New Initiative
The actress partnered with the ‘Thrive@50+’ campaign in hopes of changing the narrative around aging while promoting healthy lifestyles.
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The Origin of COVID: Beyond Natural and Lab Theories
The hot debate over the origin of the COVID-19 virus has persisted for four years. How can we reconcile countervailing views?
The Origin of COVID: Beyond Natural and Lab Theories
The hot debate over the origin of the COVID-19 virus has persisted for four years. How can we reconcile countervailing views?
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‘Stalag 17’: Comedy Meets Conflict in a POW Camp
World War II POWs in a German prisoner-of-war camp look for the traitor who discloses their escape plans.
The Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiori of Florence, Italy
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we see a Renaissance treasure.
‘His Three Daughters’: Feuding Siblings Gather for a Patriarch’s Passing
This chamber piece starts strong, then stalls, but ultimately finishes on a major upnote.
Titian’s ‘Penitent Magdalene’
Titian and his workshop created at least nine variations of the repentant Mary Magdalene for 16th-century art patrons.
‘Stalag 17’: Comedy Meets Conflict in a POW Camp
World War II POWs in a German prisoner-of-war camp look for the traitor who discloses their escape plans.
Smash Burgers
Pressed onto a sizzling hot griddle or skillet, smash burgers are easy to make and loaded with flavor.
Ferries Perform Service, Provide Views
Ferries take passengers around scenic coasts and sometimes the passengers are visited by dolphins or other wildlife.
Sensuous and Special Wellness Spas in San Diego
Relaxation is the name of the game at these wellness spas.
Ferries Perform Service, Provide Views
Ferries take passengers around scenic coasts and sometimes the passengers are visited by dolphins or other wildlife.
How the Crimean War Helped Start a US School in Turkey
In ‘This Week in History,’ a missionary’s gift for baking bread paves the way to establish America’s first school in a foreign country.
America’s Leading Lincoln Scholar on Lincoln
Michael Burlingame talks about his winding road to study Lincoln, his major historical discoveries, and his ideas on why studying Lincoln can change a life.
Sculptor Hopes to Revive the Spirit of the Renaissance in America
Sabin Howard’s latest work, the National World War I Memorial, is unveiled in Washington. He wants to create art that can inspire a connection to the divine.
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