Wall Street Week: Tech Sell-Off Continues Amid Soaring AI Capex
Attention shifted from earnings and revenue beats to the rising cost of AI capital spending, casting doubts about future free cash flow.
When the War Is Over: Why Some People Are Leaving the Culture Wars
‘We get stuck in our own bubbles,’ says Wilk Wilkinson, director of media systems and operations at Braver Angels.
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Democrats Pick Troy Jackson to Challenge Sen. Collins in Maine Senate Race
Jackson, a former state Senate president, is the Democrats’ replacement nominee after Graham Platner dropped out following sexual assault allegations.
Candlelight Vigil Commemorates Falun Gong Victims of Persecution
Hundreds of Falun Gong practitioners attended the annual candlelight vigil in Washington.
Judge Blocks Termination of Temporary Protected Status for Ethiopia
The stay allows time for the court to consider merits of the case that cannot be appropriately evaluated in haste, the order said.
Often-Prescribed Thyroid Drug Recalled Across the US
Nearly two-dozen lots of levothyroxine sodium tablets are under recall, according to the notice.
11 Indicted in Smuggling Deaths of Migrants in Texas Cargo Container Case
Seven illegal immigrants were found dead from extreme heat after being smuggled inside a shipping container.
How Anti-Semitism Took Hold in America | Batya Ungar-Sargon
America, historically one of the friendliest countries toward Jews, has seen a significant shift in recent years, argues Ungar-Sargon.
American Exceptionalism Explained in ‘Founder’s Fire’
Arthur Herman makes the case for America’s great success.
Why Ancient Medicine Values Wholesome Art and Beauty
Healthy-living relies on more than eating wholesome food and drink. It involves cherishing our senses, and surprisingly, great art can help.
Touching but Tough: 5 Surprisingly Effective Target-Touching Exercises
These exercises use targeted movements to enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of your exercises–and they’re also just plain fun.
How Thomas Jefferson and European Architecture Shaped America
Ancient architecture inspired America’s first architects to build the new republic.
‘Show Must Go On’: Trump Delivers Remarks at Correspondents’ Dinner
Following the assassination attempt on the president in April, the gala took place at the Waldorf Astoria with a smaller guest list and increased security.
Costa Rica Arrests Most Wanted Fugitive ‘Diablo’ After Hourlong Firefight
Authorities said the alleged drug boss led a cocaine network that moved drugs through Central America toward the United States.
Trump Accounts Are Now Open: What Parents and Grandparents Need to Know Before Contributing
Who qualifies for the $1,000 seed money, and how do you claim it for your child?
WNBA 3-point Contest Champion Azzi Fudd Makes History
Dallas Wings rookie guard Azzi Fudd had a historic night in the WNBA three-point contest, and it’s just the latest for her three-point shooting prowess.
Paramount Agrees to Delay Warner Bros. Discovery Buyout For Months
A federal judge approved the hold until trial or June 2027, as 12 states and writers guild advance antitrust fight.
Parsley, Cilantro May Be Behind Some Cyclosporiasis Cases: North Carolina Officials
Cases of cyclosporiasis have been reported in 41 states in recent weeks, with numbers much higher than normal.
Heartburn Relief in Minutes: Simple Remedies That Soothe Acid Reflux Naturally
Simple self-care strategies may provide relief, and in some cases, prevent acid-reflux.
No-Cook Celery Soup to Support Hydration and Electrolytes
When hot weather drains your electrolytes and appetite, this dairy-free celery soup provides light, savory nourishment without turning on the stove.
Low Vitamin C Linked to Reduced Brain Volume, Study Finds
While vitamin C is best known for immune support and antioxidant defense, it plays several underappreciated roles in the brain.
How Can I Lower My Energy Bills in the Summer?
You turn up the AC to beat the heat, and before you know it, you’re looking at a bill that’s hard to stomach.
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.
