Trump Says Iran War Could End Soon, Some US Munitions in Tighter Supply
The president acknowledged tighter inventories of some munitions but said the U.S. military remained in ‘great shape’ overall.
Ebola Cases Surpass 4,000 in Congo
Congolese officials said they were screening more than 300 people traveling on a riverboat, after a passenger who disembarked further upstream died.
NASA Calls It the ‘Best Meteor Shower of the Year’—Here’s Where to Watch It
Dark Sky Park visitors across the country could witness the Perseids meteor shower peak display of 100 meteors per hour on Aug. 12 to Aug. 13.
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Senate Confirms Todd Blanche as Attorney General
The late-night vote caps weeks of uncertainty over President Donald Trump’s nominee to serve as the nation’s 88th Attorney General.
Trump Announces More Than $2 Billion Mining Investment to Counter China
The meeting comes as the White House pushes to reduce U.S. dependence on China for critical minerals and processed metals.
Wall Street Review: Stocks Stage Broad Rally on Easing Rate-Hike Fears
A soft labor market report reduces fears of a near-term rate hike.
Michigan Ends Warning on Lettuce as Cyclosporiasis Cases Slow
State health officials said contaminated produce is likely no longer in circulation.
Fifth Batch of UFO Files Features Triangle-Shaped Craft, ‘Dead Crewman’ Report
The latest videos released show a mysterious object flying over a residential area and an orb shooting past a military vessel.
How One Peace Agreement Gave America a New Route Through Iran and Russia’s Backyard | Ambassador Narek Mkrtchyan
It’s been almost one year since President Trump helped broker a historic peace declaration between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Mediterranean Chickpea Salad You'll Eat All Week
One big batch can provide a week of healthy lunches, light dinners, and satisfying snacks.
The Risks of Eating Meat Differ Between Individual and Population Levels
Whether eating red meat raises blood sugar depends on who you ask, according to a new study.
From Tots to Teens: The American Founders, Virtue, and Raising Independent Children
Abigail Adams and other influential figures saw character as the cornerstone of education, emphasizing independence and self-discipline.
Trump Urges Pirro to Revisit Reflecting Pool Vandalism Case
The president said U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s decision to drop the case was ‘hastily made.’
Drone Discovered at Airport Fitted With Explosive Device, Says German Prosecutor
The Federal Prosecutor’s Office announced that it was taking over the investigation from local prosecutors in Dresden due to the serious nature of the case.
William Orbit, Grammy-Winning Producer Behind Madonna and Blur Albums, Dies at 69
The British producer who helped transform the sound of the late 1990s died last month at his home, family members announced.
Louisiana Issues Warning After Deaths From Flesh-Eating Bacteria
People who have contracted the bacteria this year all had wounds exposed to seawater.
Most Insomnia Is Linked to Stress—How to Relieve It
Good sleep comes from letting go of stress and nurturing your body with regular routines, warm baths, and gentle bedtime stretches.
People Who Drink Alcohol Have More Harmful Oral Bacteria, Study Finds
Dentists explain how alcohol may affect the balance of bacteria in your mouth.
How Aged Cells Revert to Stem Cells to Repair the Body
The body may have a hidden tissue repair trick up its sleeve.
How Can Homeowners Save Money When Moving in Summer?
One of the most effective ways to save money is to book movers as early as possible.
Demand for Experiences Surges as Travelers Prioritize Activities Over Relaxation
It seems consumers are increasingly showing signs that they appreciate the experiential part of travel.
