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Noodling Around: 5 Clever Exercises You Can Perform With a Pool Noodle
Who knew that the humble pool noodle could serve double duty as an exercise device? You will after you’ve tried these easy but effective pool noodle exercises.
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Wells Fargo Follows JPMorgan in Cutting Ties With Shareholder Proxy Advisers
Conservatives have alleged political bias in how proxy agents advise fund managers to vote their shares.
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Border Czar Rebuffs Speculation That Trump Admin Is Pulling Back on Deportations
‘That’s just untrue,’ Tom Homan said.
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‘Melania’ Opens With Strong Weekend at Box Office
The first lady’s documentary grossed $7 million in its opening weekend, achieving the strongest debut for a nonfiction film in a decade.
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New Arizona Port of Entry Highlights Major Border Security Construction Projects
Officials say that when complete, the new Douglas Commercial Port-of-Entry in southern Arizona will improve border security and traffic flow.
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Chinese ‘Hospital Ship’ Touring Latin America Suspected to Be Chinese Navy
The ship is touring at the same time that the United States is increasing its influence in the region to curb Beijing and other adversaries.
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Top DOJ Official Says No New Epstein-Related Charges Are Likely
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche says the ‘entire world’ can see whether the Justice Department ‘got it wrong.’
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House Speaker Says He Has Votes to End Government Shutdown This Week
The Senate easily passed a spending package on Jan. 30, but the House of Representatives is currently out of town.
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CCP’s First Official Response to Purges Reveals Lack of Confidence in Military Capabilities: Analysts
Xi’s purge has created a vacuum in the PLA’s top leadership and significantly weakened its capabilities and his own control of the military, analysts said.
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Trump Says US Starting to Talk With Cuba Following Cuts to Oil Deliveries
Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez had previously said that he would not negotiate with Trump.
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Democrat Wins Texas Special Election, Shrinking GOP’s Slim House Majority
The seat had been vacant since March 2025.
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New Secretary-General Needs to Reform UN, an Organization in Crisis, Experts Say
‘The only real hope for the U.N. would be for an outsider to come in and reform it,’ one expert said.
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How Easy Is it to Open a Daycare in Minnesota?
Aspiring child care providers can apply for a license for a small fee in the Twin Cities even though the Trump administration froze federal funds to Minnesota.
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Gout: Crystallized Urate Accumulates in the Joint–6 Natural Approaches to Relieve It
Now affecting an estimated 1 in 25 American adults, the condition is on the rise, driven in part by the obesity epidemic.
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US Envoy Arrives in Venezuela to Resume Diplomatic Mission After 7-Year Interruption
The U.S. envoy’s visit comes nearly a month after Trump ordered a military operation to capture wanted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
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NASA Still Training Astronaut Candidates for International Space Station
The 24th class of astronaut candidates will graduate in 2027. The space station is set to be retired in 2030.
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Trump Says Federal Authorities Won’t Respond to Protests in Democrat-Led Cities Unless Asked
The president’s instruction comes after federal authorities shot and killed two protesters during recent immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota.
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Why Public Schools Have More Staff, Fewer Students
Only 17 percent of the 200,000 new staff positions added in the past 10 years were teachers.
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Producer Marc Beckman on ‘Melania,' a Historic Film That Captures a First Lady
Senior advisor to First Lady Melania Trump explains how the film ‘Melania’ documents a process never revealed before: preparing for the Inauguration.
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Day in Photos: Special Forces Training, Police Protests, and Dog Show in New York
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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Noodling Around: 5 Clever Exercises You Can Perform With a Pool Noodle
Who knew that the humble pool noodle could serve double duty as an exercise device? You will after you’ve tried these easy but effective pool noodle exercises.
|
Wells Fargo Follows JPMorgan in Cutting Ties With Shareholder Proxy Advisers
Conservatives have alleged political bias in how proxy agents advise fund managers to vote their shares.
|
Border Czar Rebuffs Speculation That Trump Admin Is Pulling Back on Deportations
‘That’s just untrue,’ Tom Homan said.
|
‘Melania’ Opens With Strong Weekend at Box Office
The first lady’s documentary grossed $7 million in its opening weekend, achieving the strongest debut for a nonfiction film in a decade.
|
New Arizona Port of Entry Highlights Major Border Security Construction Projects
Officials say that when complete, the new Douglas Commercial Port-of-Entry in southern Arizona will improve border security and traffic flow.
|
Chinese ‘Hospital Ship’ Touring Latin America Suspected to Be Chinese Navy
The ship is touring at the same time that the United States is increasing its influence in the region to curb Beijing and other adversaries.
|
Top DOJ Official Says No New Epstein-Related Charges Are Likely
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche says the ‘entire world’ can see whether the Justice Department ‘got it wrong.’
|
House Speaker Says He Has Votes to End Government Shutdown This Week
The Senate easily passed a spending package on Jan. 30, but the House of Representatives is currently out of town.
|
CCP’s First Official Response to Purges Reveals Lack of Confidence in Military Capabilities: Analysts
Xi’s purge has created a vacuum in the PLA’s top leadership and significantly weakened its capabilities and his own control of the military, analysts said.
|
Trump Says US Starting to Talk With Cuba Following Cuts to Oil Deliveries
Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez had previously said that he would not negotiate with Trump.
|
Democrat Wins Texas Special Election, Shrinking GOP’s Slim House Majority
The seat had been vacant since March 2025.
|
New Secretary-General Needs to Reform UN, an Organization in Crisis, Experts Say
‘The only real hope for the U.N. would be for an outsider to come in and reform it,’ one expert said.
|
How Easy Is it to Open a Daycare in Minnesota?
Aspiring child care providers can apply for a license for a small fee in the Twin Cities even though the Trump administration froze federal funds to Minnesota.
|
Gout: Crystallized Urate Accumulates in the Joint–6 Natural Approaches to Relieve It
Now affecting an estimated 1 in 25 American adults, the condition is on the rise, driven in part by the obesity epidemic.
|
US Envoy Arrives in Venezuela to Resume Diplomatic Mission After 7-Year Interruption
The U.S. envoy’s visit comes nearly a month after Trump ordered a military operation to capture wanted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
|
NASA Still Training Astronaut Candidates for International Space Station
The 24th class of astronaut candidates will graduate in 2027. The space station is set to be retired in 2030.
|
Trump Says Federal Authorities Won’t Respond to Protests in Democrat-Led Cities Unless Asked
The president’s instruction comes after federal authorities shot and killed two protesters during recent immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota.
|
Why Public Schools Have More Staff, Fewer Students
Only 17 percent of the 200,000 new staff positions added in the past 10 years were teachers.
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Producer Marc Beckman on ‘Melania,' a Historic Film That Captures a First Lady
Senior advisor to First Lady Melania Trump explains how the film ‘Melania’ documents a process never revealed before: preparing for the Inauguration.
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Day in Photos: Special Forces Training, Police Protests, and Dog Show in New York
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
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