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As Supreme Court Set to Return, What to Expect in Trump Cases
The justices are expected to make rulings on tariffs, immigration, spending, and federal officials after considering them more tentatively.
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Family Warns: Mysterious, Risky Drug Lurks at Corner Stores
A Virginia family is sounding alarms about kratom, billed as a natural and safe substance despite addictive traits, as officials consider restricting it.
A Visual Breakdown of the Assassination of Charlie Kirk
Authorities on Friday released new details on the arrest of the suspected shooter.
Charlie Kirk Assassination Stirs Fears of Rising Political Violence
Political scholars and ordinary people believe the slaying of the 31-year-old political commentator is a possible watershed moment for the nation.
Charlie Kirk, Conservative Commentator, Assassinated at 31
Kirk was speaking on a college campus when he was shot in what Utah Gov. Spencer Cox called a ‘political assassination.’
5 Key Things to Know About the MAHA Commission Report
The action plan is aimed at improving health through rigorous research, outcome-based policy, community partnership, and increased public awareness.
AI-Induced Delusions Are Driving Some Users to Psych Wards, Suicide
As increasing numbers of users replace human relationships with AI, experts fear the long-term impacts.
The Drone Attack Boat Program Critical to Countering China
The Navy’s new drone attack boat program could be a key part of U.S. strategy to counter China’s battle strategy in the Indo-Pacific.
How US Government Stake in Intel Will Affect Tech Race With China
Experts say Uncle Sam’s support is necessary for U.S. businesses to compete against Beijing’s trade aggression. But it won’t work as a stand-alone.
In Maps: China’s Military Activity in the Indo-Pacific
China is expanding its military operations and infrastructure throughout the Indo-Pacific region.
At Epicenter of Fentanyl Crisis, Parents and Providers Talk About What Works
West Virginia leads the nation in accidental drug overdose deaths despite a 40 percent decrease.
Do Doctors Make Money Off Vaccines? A Look at Incentives and Bonus Structures
Studies show that some doctors make money from vaccinating, while others don’t.
She Went Through Hell, but It Didn’t Break Her
How decades of persecution in China shattered her family.
What to Expect as Congress Returns to Session This Week
The budget bills will top the agenda as the end of fiscal year looms.
As Schools Increase Use of AI, Experts Warn of Impact on Children’s Development
‘AI creates an intellectual laziness ... an erosion of curiosity, stunted cognitive development, and reduced problem solving,’ one expert said.
In-State College Tuition for Illegal Immigrants–What to Know
Despite Trump’s order targeting states, some public colleges are still offering in-state tuition to illegal immigrants and not out-of-state U.S. citizens.
Infographic: The Great American Road Trip
Plan your next getaway with these iconic U.S. road trips, whether you’re chasing history, food, music, or majestic landscapes.
How Secret Chinese Networks Move Billions Through US Banks
Chinese money laundering networks assist drug cartels in moving their illicit profits, fueling the fentanyl crisis.
How Hurricane Katrina’s Impact Is Still Felt 20 Years Later
‘It wasn’t like we had to clean it up. ... There was no building, there was no slab. It was gone,’ the United Cajun Navy founder said.
What to Know About the Sudden Cracker Barrel Logo Reversal
The restaurant chain’s profits have fallen nearly 70 percent since 2022, raising doubts about its rebranding strategy.