Hike, Cut, or Pause—That Is the Question for the Federal Reserve Under Kevin Warsh
‘He’s got a tough job there now,’ said Jim Bianco, president and macro strategist at Bianco Research.
US Military Needs 3 Years to Replenish Weapons Systems Used in Iran War, New Analysis Shows
The military has what it needs for any future conflict, the Pentagon said.
Florida Governor Calls for Special Session to Eliminate Property Tax for Homeowners
The proclamation will order state lawmakers to convene in Tallahassee starting June 1.
US Setting Up Ebola Quarantine Facility in Kenya
Kenya’s health secretary says the country is engaged in ongoing discussions with the U.S. government.
The Ongoing Legal Battles in Teen Transgender Cases
Parents who say they were separated from children for refusing to affirm transgender identity are still fighting states, and each other, in court.
NY and NJ Top Prosecutors Investigating FIFA Over Alleged Dishonest World Cup Ticket Pricing
Fans complained they did not get the seats they thought they paid for.
Vegas Biolab Probe Takes Turn as Judge Tosses Case Against Property Manager
Ori Solomon, 55, still faces a related hazardous waste charge in Clark County court.
Senator Cotton Calls for Federal Investigations Into China-Made Medical Devices
Sen. Tom Cotton says it is important to protect Americans’ privacy and their health information.
Over-the-Counter Bloating Medication Recalled Across US
The notice published by the FDA said that 285,330 blister cards of Gas-X are recalled over a labeling issue.
Gordon Chang Breaks Down Trump-Xi Summit and What’s Next
Will Trump call Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te—something no sitting U.S. president has done in 47 years?
Matthew Perry’s Assistant Gets 3 Years in Prison For His Role in Actor’s Death
Kenneth Iwamasa, 60, admitted to illegally obtaining and administering ketamine to the actor including several times on the day he died.
Prescription Prices Too High? Experts Share Strategies to Cut the Cost
Millions of Americans skip or stretch medications because of cost. There are cheaper options, but only if the patient knows where to look.
Trump Suggests Vance’s Anti-Fraud Efforts Could Save Social Security
The president made the comment at a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
This June’s Movie Roster Covers a Lot of Genre and Stylistic Ground
Here’s what to look for in theaters and streaming next month.
‘Pressure’: 2026’s Best Dramatic Film to Date
‘Pressure’ is an homage to the courage of those facing immense moral pressure and making hard decisions about the weather with potentially disastrous outcomes.
Shen Yun Closes a Season of Acclamation, Medals, and Sold-Out Houses
The classical Chinese dance company’s 20th tour drew generals, lawmakers, and sold-out crowds across five continents—often in defiance of Beijing’s pressure.
Bladder Cancer: Most Common Cancer of the Urinary System–Here Are the Warning Signs
The tenth leading cause of cancer death that can mimic a urinary tract infection or postmenopausal bleeding in women
‘Air Baths’ and Virtue Calendars: The Eccentric Success of Benjamin Franklin’s Daily Routine
Franklin divided his days into simple blocks of work, study, conversation, and self-examination, all guided by the question, ‘What good shall I do this day?’
Iranian Leader Khamenei Issues Defiant Message Amid Ongoing Negotiations
The message comes amid a tense standoff between Iran and the United States, as negotiations continue for a possible diplomatic settlement of the war.
US Military Carries Out ‘Self-Defense Strikes’ on Iranian Boats, Missile Launch Sites: CENTCOM
The strikes were designed ‘to protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces,’ CENTCOM said in a statement.
Supreme Court Rules Against Employers in Dispute Over Pension Plans
The new ruling clarifies the rules for companies withdrawing from underfunded union pension plans.
Most U.S. Churchgoers Say They Hear Clergy Address Political, Social Issues: Survey
Most Americans who regularly attend religious services report discussion of political or social issues from the pulpit, a Pew poll says.
Sens. Ted Cruz, Maria Cantwell Reach Deal on College Sports Legislation
The proposed law would overhaul collegiate athletics but does not take a position on whether student athletes are considered employees.
Latvia to Boost Anti-Drone Defenses Along Russian, Belarusian Borders
In recent weeks, a number of Ukrainian drones directed at military operations against Russia have strayed into NATO Baltic airspace.
Nearly 40 Percent of Apartment Rentals Offer Concessions This Spring: Report
“Renters are in a position to push for a better deal, and property managers are ready to give them one,” Zillow senior economist Kara Ng said.
Mike Macdonald: Seahawks Looking to ‘Run It Forward’ After Super Bowl Win
Macdonald said he is more interested in building a winning culture than celebrating the Super Bowl win.
Why Sugar Makes You Feel Calmer but Your Body More Stressed
Sugar borrows calm from your brain and charges it to your body.
Smoky Baked Beans: A No-Added-Sugar Recipe for Memorial Day
Swap ultra-processed sauces and sugar-loaded canned beans for baked beans made with simple, whole-food ingredients to serve alongside your BBQ this weekend.
What Ozempic Can and Can’t Do
The best weight-loss plans focus on balanced nutrition and long-term sustainability, for sustained healthy metabolic function.
Enjoy a Taste of Summer in One Bite
Kids and adults love these savory cakes that include shredded zucchini and corn kernels—two vegetables that taste like summer in one bite.
Can You Kill Dandelions Without Herbicides?
The first thing to do is to keep the “good” plants healthy so they can compete with the weeds.
Final Call to Duty: Inside the Nurses Honor Guard
Retired nurses and volunteers ensure that fallen colleagues receive a hero’s farewell.
Rick Steves’ Europe: A Taste of Wales in Spunky Cardiff
Most travelers planning a trip to Britain don’t realize you can hop a train in London and, in just over two hours, find yourself in Wales’ revitalized capital.
