Trump Selects Aaron Reitz to Lead Justice Department’s Office of Legal Policy
The nomination underscores the president-elect’s intent to shape the Justice Department’s policy priorities in alignment with his pledge to get tough on crime.
Sen. Johnson: Why Trump Needs a ‘Secretary of Information Extraction’ to Restore Transparency
In this wide-ranging interview, Sen. Johnson shares what he believes are key steps to restore transparency in government and scientific integrity.
New Bill Aims to Teach Kids Dangers of Communism | Live With Josh
Children in the United States could start learning about the dangers of communism.
Aristotle’s 3 Main Influences on America’s Founding Fathers
The Founding Fathers agreed with a number of Aristotle’s ideas, including the notion that a government should help secure its citizens’ happiness.
Italo Calvino’s Story: ‘Santa’s Children’
Protagonist Marcovaldo tries to figure out the conundrum of Christmas consumerism in this Italian short story.
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These seasoned cook-off winners stress the right timing, restraint, and above all, balance.
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Biden Signs Funding Bill, Averting Government Shutdown
The bipartisan bill ensures funding through March 2025.
Grassroots Groups Focus on Getting RFK Jr. Confirmed as HHS Secretary
The nominee faces opposition from some groups while others are urging senators to cast their vote for the former presidential candidate.
US Military Bases, Sensitive Sites Targeted by Drones for Years
‘Those that are over our military sites are adversarial and most likely are coming from the People’s Republic of China,’ Rep. Michael McCaul said.
Senate Judiciary Committee Report Calls for Ethics Changes at Supreme Court
Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin says the high court ‘is mired in an ethical crisis of its own making.’
Opinion: CCP's Cultural Genocide Aimed at Falun Gong, Shen Yun: Part 1
Xi convened a secret meeting in 2022 to develop a new strategy to more effectively target Falun Gong worldwide.
Sen. Johnson: Why Trump Needs a ‘Secretary of Information Extraction’ to Restore Transparency
In this wide-ranging interview, Sen. Johnson shares what he believes are key steps to restore transparency in government and scientific integrity.
Biden to Visit Italy in Final Days of His Presidency
President Joe Biden is set to meet with Pope Francis and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni during a trip to Italy from Jan. 9 to 12.
Day in Photos: Terrorist Attack in Germany, Winter Solstice at Stonehenge, and Balloon Festival
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Generosity: Losing a Little Means Gaining a Lot
Want to lower blood pressure and reduce stress? Science says: Be generous.
More Than 10,000 Pounds of Meat Products Recalled in 4 US States
Allergens in some of the food could result in life-threatening situations.
US Drops $10 Million Bounty Against Insurgent Syrian Islamist Leader
Ahmad al-Sharaa is the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a Sunni Islamist faction currently designated as a terrorist group by the U.S. government.
Biden Secures Appointment of 235th Federal Judge, Surpassing Trump’s Record
Democratic lawmakers have hailed it as ‘one of the biggest accomplishments of Senate Democrats.’
Most Businesses Expect ‘Trump Effect’ to Boost Them in 2025: Surveys
Most businesses—big and small—are anticipating 2025 will be a good year for them as a businessman-at-heart retakes the White House. But a few express concerns.
Department of Education Withdraws Rule on Transgender Athletes in School Sports
The plan to bar school bans on transgender athletes was halted after public feedback and citing ongoing Title IX lawsuits.
Supreme Court Asked to Take Up Challenge to ‘No-Fly List’
The air travelers fighting the terrorist watchlist program say it was never explicitly authorized by Congress.
Germany’s Economic Woes Spark Debate Over Debt Brake Policy
The country hit hard by the loss of affordable Russian gas, historic car plant closures, and fierce competition from cheap Chinese electric vehicles.
South Korea Should Sanction Chinese Nationals Involved in Forced Organ Harvesting: David Matas
‘Prohibiting [South] Korean complicity is entirely within the control of Korea,’ said the renowned international human rights lawyer.
How Fears of Espionage Created Untenable US-Hungarian Relations
In ‘This Week in History,’ Hungarian communists arrest numerous Americans, conduct show trials, and push US diplomatic relations to the breaking point.
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2 MLS-Bound College Stars Power Unseeded Vermont to NCAA Title
Two first-round MLS SuperDraft picks began their week by winning a national title with unseeded Vermont in the College Cup.
2 MLS-Bound College Stars Power Unseeded Vermont to NCAA Title
Two first-round MLS SuperDraft picks began their week by winning a national title with unseeded Vermont in the College Cup.
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Giving a Nod to Balance: 6 Challenging Exercises to Enhance Balance
Avoiding falls are a challenge as we grow older and the sensory system inside our inner ears grows weaker. These exercises help us stay upright and balanced.
Giving a Nod to Balance: 6 Challenging Exercises to Enhance Balance
Avoiding falls are a challenge as we grow older and the sensory system inside our inner ears grows weaker. These exercises help us stay upright and balanced.
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‘Moby Dick’: Conquering Falsehood and Selfishness
The great whale of Melville’s novel faces off with demented, obsessive Captain Ahab in this powerful film.
Gander, Newfoundland Welcomed Thousands in the Aftermath of 9/11
In this installment of ‘Forgotten History Matters,’ we learn about a small Canadian town that took in people stranded when their flights were diverted.
‘Bahumukham’: A Psychological That Explores Ambition
Also meaning ‘Many Faces,’ ‘Bahumukham’ looks at the interplay between aspiration, inner demons, and the facades used to survive in a judgmental world.
‘Moby Dick’: Conquering Falsehood and Selfishness
The great whale of Melville’s novel faces off with demented, obsessive Captain Ahab in this powerful film.
Don’t Forget About the Humble Beet
Beets are a nutritional powerhouse, rich in folate, magnesium, potassium, and blood pressure-lowering nitrates.
Taking the Kids: And Checking out Holiday Lights Before They Are Gone
While kids are home for Christmas break, take them to see the lights around America.
The Effervescent Joy of Dog Sledding
It’s hard to imagine a jollier scenario (barring Santa’s own globe-trotting tour) than taking to the trails with high-spirited Alaskan sled dogs.
How a Small Town Saved Christmas in America
The season wouldn’t be the same without Shiny Brite glass bulbs.
Taking the Kids: And Checking out Holiday Lights Before They Are Gone
While kids are home for Christmas break, take them to see the lights around America.
‘O Pioneers!’ Demonstrates That Love Can Abide Despite Loneliness
In Willa Cather’s novel, heroine Alexandra Bergson’s life might seem tragic, but she lives it with calm resignation and abundant love.
The Dreams of Children: Christmas During the Great Depression
Some children were happy just to have food for Christmas. Others dreamt about items illustrated in the Sears & Roebuck Christmas catalog.
Three Versions of ‘Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas’
The somber show tune performed by Judy Garland morphed into a transcending holiday hit.
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