Trump Says Leavitt Leaving Her Post as White House Press Secretary at End of Month
The president made the announcement via Truth Social on Aug. 12.
Sask. Business First to Be Convicted Under Province’s Worker Protection Legislation
A Saskatchewan business plans to hire only local workers after being charged under the province’s foreign-worker protection legislation.
The One-Room Schoolhouse Is Making a Comeback. We Visited One.
‘Our goal is to resurrect the one-room schoolhouse as a place where siblings and neighbors learn together,’ one founder said.
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11 Charged in Immigration Scheme Involving Over 1,000 Sham Marriages
If convicted, the defendants face 10 years in prison.
China’s Local Authorities Seek to Claw Back Old Bonuses as Fiscal Crisis Deepens
Officials in some regions are demanding workers return bonuses and pandemic subsidies paid years ago as local governments struggle with declining revenue.
People Across Europe Watch Partial, Total Solar Eclipse
Millions in Spain, Iceland, and elsewhere were treated to a total or near-total solar eclipse.
Health Officials Issue Warning on Potentially Deadly Beach Bacteria
At least seven people in Florida and Louisiana have died so far this year from Vibrio vulnficus, sometimes called a ‘flesh-eating bacteria.’
US Natural Gas Production Poised for Record High in 2026, EIA Forecasts
The shale revolution has kept the United States as a leading natural gas producer.
How Tech Overlords Profit Off AI Predictions | Carissa Véliz
We’ve been told one in five jobs could be replaced by AI. But when we treat this prediction as fact, are we seeing the future—or manifesting it?
‘Van of Valor’: A Road Trip to Honor Vets
Kevin and Lauren Wallace want vets remembered and do this with a 27,000-mile journey through America.
The Gray Ghost and the Union General: An Unlikely American Friendship
A fierce Confederate guerrilla and a Union general forged an unexpected bond to champion postwar reconciliation.
Sask. Business First to Be Convicted Under Province’s Worker Protection Legislation
A Saskatchewan business plans to hire only local workers after being charged under the province’s foreign-worker protection legislation.
Your Kidneys and Bladder May Be Failing Faster—and Why That’s Happening
Two of the body’s quietest organs are often the ones most worth listening to.
Look Up! Everyday Wonders Are Everywhere
Seeking out beauty every day is good for the soul.
‘Mega Dinghy’ Carrying Record 230 Migrants Reaches UK
Reform’s Nigel Farage has pledged to use the Royal Navy to prevent migrants from reaching UK soil; Labour remains focused on working with French authorities.
More Companies Shift Away From Traditional Group Health Insurance: Report
Employers are turning to individual coverage reimbursement plans as they face growing medical costs.
Physicality, After-Whistle Contact Create More Foul Play in WNBA
The league is starting to resemble the fight-plagued NHL.
A Nutritionist’s Advice on Eating for Healthy Hair
Before spending money on supplements, it may be worth taking a closer look at your diet.
Plank Science: 6 Plank Exercises to Build Core Strength
Planks are great for strengthening your core, including the deep muscles of your trunk. These six plank variations can elevate your core to new heights.
Peaches: An Unexpected Source of Carotenoids That Benefits the Eyes and Skin
Peaches owe their golden-orange hue to carotenoids, natural plant pigments.
Long-Term Instagram Use Linked to a Weaker Sense of Self, Study Shows
Researchers in Milan used virtual reality to test whether years of Instagram use affects how people recognize their own face.
Can You Move a Tree?
Keeping as many roots as possible is always best for the tree being moved.
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.
