US Revokes Authorization for Iran to Sell Oil After Tanker Attacks
Several commercial ships were attacked in or near the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday.
Argentina Comes Back to Beat Egypt 3–2
Messi finally got his team tied up with less than 10 minutes left in the game.
How World Cup Teams Snag Players Born or Raised in Another Country
FIFA allows soccer players to change national teams under certain conditions—but they can only change teams once.
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Trump Says US Lifting Sanctions to Allow F-35 Sales to Turkey
The U.S. president said, ‘It’s time to do that,’ following a meeting with the Turkish president.
China’s New Ethnic Unity Law Is Tool to Expand CCP’s Transnational Repression, Critics Say
Critics warn the law could target overseas activists and ethnic minorities, drawing condemnation from lawmakers and rights groups.
International Olympic Committee Lifts Ban on Russia Ahead of 2028 Los Angeles Games
The lifting of Russia’s suspension clears the way for its athletes to compete in the upcoming Olympics.
Use of GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs in US Hits Record High
The drugs have been hailed as an easy way to lose weight but do carry the risk of side effects such as nausea.
Trump Again Asks Supreme Court to Block $5 Million Carroll Award
The president’s latest filing asks the justices to reconsider after they declined to hear his appeal of the $5 million judgment.
How Stories Will Quietly Rebuild the American Character | Matthew Mehan
Mehan is author of ‘The American Book of Fables,’ a collection of stories celebrating the virtues and enduring principles that have shaped the American story.
‘Comedy is a Grim Business’: The Creation of a Slapstick Masterwork
James Curtis recalls the wild story behind the comedy classic ‘It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.’
Tune in Today: The Two Sides of Robert Schumann and His ‘Carnaval’
Schumann generated fame and uproar around his work by critiquing it from two oppositely opinionated pennames.
The ‘Forever Chemicals’ Hiding in Plain Sight
PFAS chemicals are found in cookware, clothing, cosmetics, and food packaging.
A Bell, a Colonel, and the Declaration’s First Public Proclamation
In ‘This Week in History,’ a politically active merchant stood in the center of Philadelphia’s public square to read America’s most important document.
Mamdani to Platner: Drop Out
The New York mayor and Sen. Bernie Sanders are the latest public figures pulling their support of the Maine Democratic U.S. Senate candidate.
Taiwan Rejects Claim Its China Defense Plans Are Provocation
Taiwan’s senior security official said military and civil defense efforts are a necessary response to Chinese threats.
NASDAQ and Small Stocks Soared Last Quarter
The truth of the matter is that we cannot stop the current technology train, so you must get on the train, or get left behind.
Ronaldo Steps Off World Stage ‘Sad’ But With ‘Clear Conscience’
‘I gave my best, and I leave with a clear conscience. That’s football; that’s the life of a footballer,’ the Portuguese footballer said.
Venice Film Festival Names George Clooney as Next Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient
The actor, director, and producer will be honored at the festival, which starts Sept. 2.
Ebola Outbreak in Africa Still Spreading, Official Says, as Deaths Top 500
‘We would like to say it is stabilizing but, frankly, we cannot say it yet,’ a World Health Organization official said.
What You Must Know About GLP-1 as Medicare Coverage Grows
One clinician says patients may be measuring the wrong thing.
Chicken Is the Most-Eaten Meat—How to Maximize Its Benefits
Chicken’s health benefits reach far beyond protein, and it’s no surprise it’s the most popular meat.
Vitamin K2 May Help Slow Artery Hardening, Study Finds
Cardiologists say more research is needed before recommending it for heart disease prevention.
Replace Gutters
Left unchecked, water damage will only get worse and more costly to repair.
How an Officer Turned Personal Crisis Into a Lifeline for Others
After surviving a suicidal crisis, former officer Adam Davis now helps first responders strengthen faith, family, and resilience.
Making Hilo Home: Vacationing on the Big Island of Hawai’i
Skip the tourist traps and discover the real Hawai’i in this lush, culturally rich town full of volcanic wonders and local flavor.
