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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.
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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.
Supreme Court Could Outlaw Race-Based Redistricting
In a high profile case, the court will consider whether a key provision of the Voting Rights Act is unconstitutional.
On the Front Line of Exposing Antifa, Andy Ngo Recalls Violent Attacks
The newly designated terrorist group with communist origins is known for targeting its opponents with violence.
INFOGRAPHIC: The CCP’s Cyberwar Machine
‘They have the manpower, they are extremely focused ... and leverage AI and technology for maximizing their attacks,’ one expert said.
China Reveals Its Hand in Trade War, Risking Greater Isolation
China tried to inflict maximum pain on the United States, but hasn’t improved its position and risks further isolation, experts say.
States Go It Alone on ‘Forever Chemicals’ as EPA Delays Federal Action
Activists and landowners say a lack of consistent research and regulation is allowing dangerous chemicals to permeate the soil, endangering the public.
What to Know About Trump Admin’s Offer to 9 Colleges for Preferential Funding
MIT rejected the offer and the other eight universities are still considering it.
How Trump Achieved Historic Peace Deal in Middle East
Trump hailed the agreement between Israel and Hamas, which includes the return of all hostages, as a ‘momentous breakthrough.’
6 Ways Vaccine Policy Has Changed Under RFK Jr.
Policies for vaccines against COVID-19 and measles, among other shots, have been updated.
Burgum Says US Taking ‘Extraordinary Steps’ to Foil CCP Market Manipulation
The interior secretary said the Trump administration trade talks are exposing China’s vulnerability as ’the most energy-dependent country in the world.’
Why Drones Are Center of Potential US–China Warfare
Scale and speed—not a perfect design—will decide drone warfare, pushing Washington to cut red tape and ship autonomous fleets by the thousands, analysts say.
Legal Battles Over National Guard Deployments to 5 States—What to Know
The administration’s actions have raised legal questions about the balance of power between state and federal authorities.