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290,295 Bridges in US Need Repair or Replacement–Here’s What 1 State Is Doing
The Sagamore and Bourne bridges in Cape Cod are set to be replaced with modern, advanced structures.
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Single Fathers Call for Shared Parenting Laws
Opponents warn the change would give abusive fathers easier access to children while dismissing legitimate claims of abuse by mothers.
Truck Tariffs to Take Effect, With Mexico and Canada Sharing Brunt of Impact
The U.S. trade deficit with Mexico for medium- and heavy-duty trucks soared higher than $5.1 billion in 2024.
He Was the First to Sue AI for Defamation–the Result Is a Cautionary Tale
A Georgia judge ruled that ChatGPT did not meet the legal standard for defamation when it created a completely false report about a Second Amendment podcaster.
Stakes Rise as Shutdown Drama Nears Funding Cliffs
A deadline to fund the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, or SNAP, could be powerful in bringing parties to the table.
Foreign Terror Designation Could Boost US Efforts to Dismantle Antifa
Officials and experts say Antifa operates overseas and is well-organized and well-funded.
Behind CCP’s Closed Doors, a Weakened Xi Jinping
Analysts decode the political intrigue behind the CCP’s recent closed-door leadership meeting.
White House Ballroom a Classical, Beautiful, and Long Overdue Project, Architects Say
‘When you look at classical architecture, it conveys a sense of elegance and majesty,’ an architectural designer said. ‘It’s meant to uplift the spirit.’
These Wyoming Ranchers Want a Regenerative Revolution
Could their high-tech approach to age-old practices change the game for other ranchers?
Major White House Renovations Through the Years
From the West Wing to a bowling alley, here’s how the building has changed.
America’s Birth Rate Is Dropping–Here’s Why It Matters
The median age of adults topped 39 years in 2024, while fertility and birth rates are in decline. Experts said major changes are ahead.
Truckers Warn ‘No Name’ Licenses Making America’s Roads More Deadly
A recent series of deadly crashes involving foreign drivers has sparked concerns over the ‘No Name Given’ commercial license loophole.
Insiders Say Trump’s Tariffs Could Revive This Dying US Industry
The American kitchen cabinet industry has lost billions in market share to foreign imports over the past decade.
How the Louvre ‘Heist of the Century’ Unfolded
The theft of eight ‘unsellable’ pieces of precious jewelry from the Parisian museum has drawn comparisons to other famous crimes.
He Cofounded Wikipedia, Now He Says the Site Needs a Radical Change
Larry Sanger said that the website has become biased against conservative and religious viewpoints but that he sees a way to fix it.
New Threat at Border as Ranchers Prepare for Flesh-eating Worm Outbreak
New World screwworm could devastate the Texas livestock industry, ranchers said.
How AI Is Becoming Weak Link in Cybersecurity
‘It is very much similar to pinning your confidential files on a public noticeboard and hoping no one takes a copy,’ a data protection expert said.
Economists Warn of Index Funds’ Outsized Exposure to AI
‘The risk profile of the index increasingly reflects the fortunes of those companies rather than the broader U.S. economy,’ one economist said.
Dual Stock and Gold Boom Reveal Divided Economic Outlook
The dual rally either spotlights the divergence in traders’ views or the start of a fresh asset price boom.
Antifa’s Communist Roots, Violent Tactics, and Terror Designation
A presidential order and recent clashes with ICE are drawing attention to the once-obscure, hard-to-define movement.