Boeing Can Resume Issuing Airworthiness Certificates for All 737 MAX, 787 Jets: FAA
Boeing was banned from issuing 737 Max certification in 2019 following two incidents that killed 346 people.
US Launches Pilot Zones Free of Hezbollah and Israeli Forces in Lebanon
The move is part of the framework agreed between Beirut and Jerusalem in Washington last month.
Central US Grid Operator Warns Heat Wave Could Strain Power Supplies
SPP briefly declared its highest-level energy emergency but said no controlled power outages were ordered.
Spotlight on Transnational Repression as Falun Gong Endures 27 Years of Persecution
The Chinese Communist Party launched its brutal campaign against Falun Gong on July 20, 1999.
DOJ Seeks to Rescind US Citizenship Granted to 10 Individuals
These individuals ‘lied their way’ to secure U.S. citizenship, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said.
Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Allowing Release of Biden Audio Tapes
The former president has not shown he is likely to succeed in his lawsuit, a split circuit court panel said.
AI Insiders Warn of Hyperscaling Risks
‘AI’s utility is being fluffed up to justify its progression,’ a policy and safety expert said.
Convictions of Men in Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Thrown Out by Appeals Court
The Michigan Court of Appeals dismissed cases against three defendants.
Hamas Names Khalil Al-Hayya Overall Leader After Sinwar’s Death
Israeli officials said that Al-Hayya was among those targeted in the 2025 Doha strike.
Trump’s CCP Election Interference Claims May Signal Shift in China Policy: Analysts
Analysts say Trump’s speech reflects renewed focus on strategic competition with Beijing and could affect Xi Jinping’s standing at home.
Fifth Circuit to Rehear Drug Trafficker’s Second Amendment Challenge
A panel had upheld a ban on gun possession for felons but will now reconsider the case amid constitutional concerns.
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Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit Against Minnesota Sanctuary Policies
Citing the 10th Amendment, the court threw out the federal government’s challenge to policies forbidding cooperation with ICE.
The Forgotten US Territory Where Chinese Birth Tourism Thrives | Cleo Paskal
These area has become a major security loophole for Beijing’s influence operations.
DOJ Probing Harvard Over Financial Aid Programs Linked to China-Based Sources
Harvard had disclosed nearly $4.5 billion in foreign funding of which $630 million came directly from sources in China, the DOJ said.
How a Neurologist Uses Precision Lifestyle Medicine to Reverse Early Alzheimer’s
The belief that Alzheimer’s is an inevitable consequence of bad genes or aging is outdated.
Trump Establishes Tariff Break for Firms Building America’s Primary Aluminum Capacity
The new Section 232 program allows approved companies import primary aluminum at half the regular rate while they work to expand domestic smelting.
The Remarkable Friendship Between C.S. Lewis and This Italian Saint
An Oxford academic, an Italian priest, and the brilliant Latin letters that united them.
Tune in Today: Schumann’s ‘Dichterliebe’ Expresses Love Through Memories
Enter Schumann’s wildly creative year with this tragic song-story about a poet’s unrequited love.
State Department Issues Worldwide Travel Alert for Americans as War With Iran Heightens
U.S. diplomatic facilities inside and outside the Middle East have been targeted, the department warned.
2 US Troops Killed, Another Missing in Iranian Strikes on Jordan
Sixteen U.S. troops have been killed since the start of the conflict with Iran on Feb. 28.
FDA: Lettuce Sample Supplied by Taylor Farms in Mexico Tests Positive for Cyclospora
The FDA is investigating a multistate outbreak of Cyclospora infections linked to shredded iceberg lettuce.
Cuba Infiltrated US Government, Cultivated Far-Left Groups, State Department Says
The State Department linked several left-wing groups to Cuba’s global influence and warned that Cuba has infiltrated the highest levels of U.S. government.
Armaguard Opposes Bill Preventing It From Cutting Unprofitable Regional Cash Routes
Armaguard has called impending takeover powers ‘nationalisation by stealth.’
Dak Prescott Says a Super Bowl Is the Last Goal He Wants to Accomplish
Prescott has won most of the personal accolades available to a quarterback, but he wants to win the biggest prize of all: the Lombardi Trophy.
Judge Temporarily Blocks Paramount, Warner Bros. Merger Amid States’ Antitrust Challenge
The companies are prevented from finalizing the transaction for at least 14 days.
11 Strength-Building Stretches That Improve Flexibility, Mobility, and Muscle Power
With the right approach, you don’t have to choose between strength and flexibility–you can train both simultaneously.
Rest Is Not a Reward You Need to Earn
Productivity has become a badge of success—but at what cost?
How to Make Water Kefir for Better Gut Health
Make a refreshing probiotic drink at home with simple ingredients and three easy phases.
Refreshing Chilled Soup for Hot Summer Days
A vibrant no-cook coup blends avocado, cucumber, fresh mint, and arugula into a silky chilled soup in just 10 minutes.
Build a Board and Batten Fence
Surrounding a home, this type of fence also creates privacy from neighbors along a property line or as a patio barrier in close quarters.
John D. Rockefeller: The Deeply Religious Standard Oil Tycoon
From tithing his first bookkeeper earnings to giving away hundreds of millions, the Gilded Age tycoon viewed wealth as a sacred trust from God.
Myanmar Bets on Ancient Temples, Buddhist Pilgrimage Sites to Boost Tourism
The tourism push is an early test of whether Myanmar can persuade visitors and investors that parts of the country are once again open for business.
