Trump Orders Pentagon to Scale Back Joint Military Exercises With South Korea
The president revealed that he ordered the Pentagon to scale back the joint military exercises with South Korea on Aug. 16.
Iran Offers $30,000 Bounty to Kill US Soldiers
Iranian Army Commander-in-Chief Major General Amir Hatami said the regime would pay double if a woman killed or captured a US soldier.
Buc-ee’s Takes Logo Battle to Beavercreek
Buc-ee’s has filed multiple lawsuits to protect its beaver logo, including action against a mini-mart in Beavercreek, where the beaver is a community symbol.
Canada Cannot Ignore MAID’s Warning Signs Any Longer
Thousands of errors and questionable MAID cases expose serious cracks in Canada’s safeguards.
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Kushner Meets Egypt’s President El-Sisi as US Pushes to Advance Gaza Peace Plan
Trump’s Board of Peace envoy for Gaza and Kushner are scheduled to meet Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu on Aug. 17.
Chinese Dissident Rescued to Canada Urges Vigilance Against CCP Interference, Transnational Repression
“What happened to me could happen to anyone [fleeing the CCP],” Zhang said. “I hope everyone pays very close attention to the CCP’s transnational repression.”
CENTCOM Chief Visits USS Lincoln During Middle East Trip, Praises Crew
CENTCOM said multiple media outlets had published false reports about the Lincoln.
Swimming: A Full-Body Workout That Builds Muscle and Cardio–Here are 11 Benefits
Water resistance challenges nearly every major muscle group.
Dallas Airport Shelves Muslim Washing Facilities After Texas Governor Threatens Airport Funding
Abbott says facilities benefiting one religion should be illegal in public buildings.
Is China’s Mega Embassy in London Actually a Spying Compound? | Luke de Pulford
The largest Chinese embassy in Europe is set to rise in the heart of London.
‘The End of Oak Street’: ‘Jurassic Park’ Meets ‘Back to the Future’
‘The End of Oak Street’ is clearly not intended to set up a lucrative franchise. It’s a throwback to when movies could simply be enjoyable escapism.
The National Bank Controversy That Left a President Without a Party
In ‘This Week in History,’ Whigs worked to empower their party and corral support for a national bank only to see a Whig destroy their efforts.
Study Suggests a Potential New Cause of Celiac Disease
Celiac disease, a common autoimmune disease, may not be caused by an overactive immune system.
When Ideology Divides Families, Can Broken Bonds Be Mended?
Author Noelle Mering explores the cultural shift driving adult children to cut off their parents—and offers a roadmap toward healing and restoration.
California Timber Fire in Big Sur Nears 5,000 Acres
The Timber Fire continues to grow at a slower pace while fire personnel have worked to increase containment.
White House National Security Official Andrew Baker to Depart Administration
Baker supported a more restrained U.S. foreign policy and questioned prolonged American involvement in overseas conflicts.
Philippine President Calls Joint Oil Exploration With China a ‘Distinct Possibility,’ Despite Ongoing Sea Clashes
‘We try to bring the level of tensions ... down a notch,’ the Philippine president said.
Apple to Begin Mac Mini Production in US
Apple will also share its knowledge with participants to help speed up smart manufacturing across the United States.
Former Yankee Tommy John Remembered as Great Teammate, Outstanding Pitcher by World Series MVP Dent
In MLB history, Tommy John is tied for third in most seasons played: 26 (1963–1989).
Investors Sue Selena Gomez Over Mental Health Startup
The lawsuit claims Gomez failed to promote Wondermind Global after nearly $1.2 million in investments.
People Who Are Depressed Are More Vulnerable to Social Media Likes, Study Finds
The findings highlight how visible metrics and unpredictable rewards may shape posting behavior and keep users engaged.
Why Your Spine Ages—and What You Can Do to Slow It
Aging is one of the most important factors contributing to spinal disorders.
Post-Meal Drowsiness–A TCM Practitioner Reveals the Likely Culprits
Several factors come together to create after-meal fatigue.
The Risks of Eating Meat Differ Between Individual and Population Levels
Whether eating red meat raises blood sugar depends on who you ask, according to a new study.
Cleaning and Sealing Exterior Wood
Treated lumbar needs care and protection from the elements.
Last-Minute Travel Planning: Travel Advisers Dish on What Trips to Book Now
Travelers looking for a last-minute trip will have to plan their trips differently and use different methods than those who book a year or so out.
