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Experts Warn of Beijing’s Gray Zone Tactics Following Baltic Cable Incidents
The Chinese regime’s capability and record have made it a prime suspect in the damaging of Europe’s communications infrastructure, one expert says.
Walmart Announces Departure From DEI Initiatives
Walmart says it will also ‘identify and remove inappropriate sexual and/or transgender products marketed to children.’
Judge Upholds Missouri’s Ban on Transgender Procedures for Children
The judge said he found a lack of consensus as to the medical ethics of those treatments.
Google, DOJ Face Off During Closing Arguments in AdTech Case
Google argues the DOJ failed to define the relevant markets and is challenging behavior that is lawful.
In Photos: White House Prepares for Thanksgiving and Christmas
The White House turkey tradition began when a turkey was presented to President Harry Truman in 1947.
Yankees’ Radio Voice John Sterling Among Finalists for Baseball’s Highest Broadcaster Honor
Sterling, who for 36 seasons was the lead radio voice for the New York Yankees, is among 10 finalists for the 2025 Ford C. Frick Award, to be announced Dec. 11.
Economists Grow More Optimistic About the US Economy in 2025
According to the National Association for Business Economics, most economists in its survey no longer see downside risks as predominant.
Trump Vows 25 Percent Tariff for Canada, Mexico, Ramps Up Promised Levies on China
President-elect Trump has vowed to impose steep tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico to combat illegal immigration and fentanyl trafficking.
US Marshals and FBI Warn Public of Nationwide Phone Scams
Government imposters are using spoofed numbers and officials’ names to demand payments via Bitcoin ATMs and prepaid cards.
Waltz to Resign From Congress on Inauguration Day to Become Trump’s National Security Advisor
A special election to determine his successor will occur on April 1.
Day in Photos: Deputies Brawl, Plane Wreckage, and Pardoned Turkeys
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
5 Things to Know About Brooke Rollins, Trump’s Nominee for Secretary of Agriculture
Behind-the-scenes Texas ‘ag girl’ gets prime time role in leading 100,000-employee USDA with a trillion dollar budget on tap.
Water Prep Guide: Here’s How to Store, Filter, and Source Fresh Water
Humans can only last three days without water—making it your most essential resource in any emergency.
Trump Names 3 More Key White House Selections
James Braid, Matt Brasseaux, Alex Latcham are named to serve in the new White House.
Where Trump’s Legal Cases Stand After Jack Smith Moves to Drop Charges
The former president had faced four felony criminal cases.
Judge Delays Menendez Brothers’ Possible Resentencing Hearing
A judge pushes the hearing to Jan. 30 after hearing from two of the brothers’ aunts, who support their release after nearly 35 years in prison.
Ex-Verizon Engineer Gets 4 Years in Prison for Spying on Falun Gong, Other Chinese Dissidents
Prosecutors said Li played a part in the Chinese regime’s ‘death by 1,000 cuts approach’ against the United States.
House Committee Calls on Treasury to Reevaluate US–Hong Kong Relationship
Hong Kong may now be used by Russia, North Korea, and the Chinese regime to evade international sanctions against the Russian war, lawmakers said.
White Button Mushrooms May Help the Body Fight Cancer
Recent research shows that soluble fibers in mushroom have immune-boosting properties that may help prevent or delay the progression of prostate cancer.
Israeli Envoy to US Says Cease-Fire Deal With Hezbollah Could Come ‘Within Days’
It’s unclear if Hezbollah will agree to the U.S.-backed proposals.
