Trump Says US–Iran Ceasefire Is Over After Hormuz Strikes
Trump said that negotiations could continue on a broader U.S.–Iran peace deal, while warning that the United States is gearing up for more strikes against Iran.
Trump Calls Spain ‘Wasted Cause,’ Threatens to Cut Trade Ties
The United States and Spain have been at loggerheads since Spain declined to join other NATO allies last year in pledging to increase defense spending.
Europe Unveils $50 Billion Long-Range Missile Initiative as NATO Pushes for Stronger Deterrence
The UK-led project aims to bolster NATO’s strike capabilities as Washington pushes Europe to shoulder a greater share of NATO’s defense burden.
Danish Prime Minister Says Greenland ‘Not for Sale’ as Trump Pushes for US Control
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said, ‘We are ready to defend every inch of NATO, including our own territory.’
How America Won the Hearts of World Cup Soccer Fans
From lobster rolls and barbeque to huge skylines and stadiums, soccer fans from around the world are loving the American experience.
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Trump Says US Will Allow Ukraine to Produce Patriot Missiles
The Patriot air defense system has been in high demand throughout the Russia–Ukraine war, and other recent global conflicts.
Rutte Warns NATO Not to Be Naive About Beijing After Chinese Missile Test in Pacific
A missile test has reignited concerns among the United States and its allies over the Chinese regime’s growing nuclear arsenal and military expansion.
Apple Loses EU Court Fight Over App Store Gatekeeper Rules
The ruling leaves Apple’s App Store and iOS subject to the Digital Markets Act, preserving rules designed to open digital markets to greater competition.
Diarrhea-Causing Parasite Spreads in Multiple States
The cause or causes of the cases have not yet been determined, but previous outbreaks have been linked to raw produce.
Cuba Blackout Sparks Protests as Authorities Struggle to Restore Power
Several nationwide blackouts have hit Cuba over the past year.
Why Today’s Young Men Feel They Have No Place in the West | Nick Freitas
For two decades, young men have been told that masculinity is toxic, the future is female, that they are responsible for the world’s problems, he argues.
‘USCG Cutter Eagle’: America’s Tall Ship
Author Will Sofrin recounts the history of the Coast Guard’s flagship from a German barque to a training ship for cadets.
Tune in Today: The Two Sides of Robert Schumann and His ‘Carnaval’
Schumann generated fame and uproar around his work by critiquing it from two oppositely opinionated pennames.
Common Medications That Affect Heat Tolerance—and Why
Millions of Americans may miss heat-related illness warning signs unless they know how their medications could interact with the weather.
A Bell, a Colonel, and the Declaration’s First Public Proclamation
In ‘This Week in History,’ a politically active merchant stood in the center of Philadelphia’s public square to read America’s most important document.
Kagan and Barrett to Testify to Congress on Court’s Budget
No sitting justice has appeared before a congressional panel since 2019.
US Attacks on Iran ‘Absolutely Necessary’, NATO Chief Says
Mark Rutte said that since Iran was ‘basically violating the ceasefire,’ it was ‘crucial’ that the United States ‘forcefully react.’
Apple Expands US Chip Production in $30 Billion Broadcom Deal
Billions of new semiconductors will be built in the United States.
World Cup Enters Quarterfinals: What to Know
Eight teams from three continents are facing off in the quarterfinals as several players continue their chase for the Golden Boot.
Lauren Bennett, Voice Behind ‘Party Rock Anthem’ and Pop Group G.R.L., Dies at 36
News of her death was announced on July 6 by members of her former pop girl group. An official cause of death is unknown.
Ebola Outbreak in Africa Still Spreading, Official Says, as Deaths Top 500
‘We would like to say it is stabilizing but, frankly, we cannot say it yet,’ a World Health Organization official said.
6 Exercises to Ease Tight Pelvic Floor Muscles
Weak pelvic floor muscles can cause plenty of problems, but tight, overactive ones can as well. Easy to do exercises can help calm them.
The Science of Crispy Chicken—Without the Harmful Compounds
The Maillard reaction gives you crispy, golden skin while minimizing the harmful compounds that frying and grilling produce.
Vitamin K2 May Help Slow Artery Hardening, Study Finds
Cardiologists say more research is needed before recommending it for heart disease prevention.
What Is the 28/36 Rule for Home Affordability?
While you may have an idea of how much of a monthly mortgage payment is, mortgage lenders have a formula they use: the 28/36 rule.
How an Officer Turned Personal Crisis Into a Lifeline for Others
After surviving a suicidal crisis, former officer Adam Davis now helps first responders strengthen faith, family, and resilience.
History Without Words: A Unique Way to Tell a Tribal Story
Every aspect of the spa was designed to celebrate the cultural history of the Indigenous Pechanga band—the Payomkawichum.
