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Gene-Edited Beagles Could Help People With Dog Allergies
In a separate application, biotechnology company Kindred Companion Sciences used CRISPR technology to develop hypoallergenic beagles that could provide an alternative for people with dog allergies.
Trump's Marine One Flight Under FAA Review After Airport Incident
Marine One departed from the Ellipse near the White House on Tuesday afternoon while commercial flights continued operating nearby
What Led To The $100 Billion Trump Tariff Refunds
U.S. Customs and Border Protection launched the Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries (CAPE) system to process claims.
What Does Abdul El-Sayed's Victory Mean For Democrats
The win sets up a November contest against Republican Rep. Mike Rogers and is being viewed as a major test of the Democratic Party's progressive movement
White House Says Secret FBI Probe Against Trump Lacked Evidence
Mueller ultimately found no evidence that the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with Russia, although it documented contacts with Russian-linked individuals
The Rebound Holds
The RCM/TIPP Economic Optimism Index held July's rebound in August, easing just 0.4 points to 45.1, as personal finances firmed and the six-month outlook slipped.
The East Rutherford File
Nine in ten watchers enjoyed the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Two-thirds want more. What a TIPP poll of 1,463 adults says about the summer America finally tuned in.
Dominion Pockets Profits During Proposed Sale
Dominion said it has contracted an additional 5.3 gigawatts of data center capacity in Virginia so far this year, bringing its total demand from data centers to 53.8 gigawatts.
What Led To The $100 Billion Trump Tariff Refunds
U.S. Customs and Border Protection launched the Consolidated Administration and Processing of Entries (CAPE) system to process claims.
What New Sanctions Has China Imposed Ahead Of The Xi-Trump Summit
Several American firms were added to its countermeasures list, preventing Chinese individuals and businesses from cooperating with them.
Jay Clayton Sworn In As Director Of National Intelligence
Clayton's appointment concludes an unusual transition period, as Senate-confirmed nominees typically assume office immediately after being sworn in.
The East Rutherford File
Nine in ten watchers enjoyed the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Two-thirds want more. What a TIPP poll of 1,463 adults says about the summer America finally tuned in.
Do Democrats Even Know What The DSA Stands For?
The Fox Poll also found that 52% of Democrats have a favorable view of socialism, compared with 11% of Republicans and 17% of independents
Will Social Security Be There When You Retire? 47% Of Americans Say No: I&I/TIPP Poll
Six years to insolvency, and no popular way out.
American Businesses Can’t Get Enough Of China’s AI
The latest generation of Chinese models is challenging the long-held view that the country’s AI technology lags the United States by at least six months.
Watch: Stable Yen Important For U.S., Entire Region, Says Sec. Bessent
Bessent praised Tokyo's commitment to implementing structural policy reforms.
Watch: Last Chance For Iran To Sign A Good Document, Says Trump
Upcoming talks with Iran will address their denuclearization, Trump said.
Watch: Stop Illegal Immigration In Europe, Says Trump
Immigration and Energy were the two things killing Europe, Trump said.
Watch: First Two Deaths Related To Cyclospora Reported In USA
These are the first deaths linked to the microscopic parasite.
Russia Starting To Lose Ground In Ukraine
Russia is suffering problems in its war against Ukraine that partly stem from a growing Ukrainian military strength: the use of medium-range drone attacks
Working Through College No Longer Works Like It Once Did
The gap between wages and higher education costs has widened sharply since 1970, raising fresh questions about affordability and student debt.
Many Degrees Aren’t Leading To Degree-Level Jobs
Criminal justice, performing arts, and liberal arts rank among the most underemployed majors, underscoring growing concerns about college ROI
‘Absolute Criminal’: Aaron Rodgers Unloads On Fauci After Senate Hearing
Rodgers’ joke launched the conversation into the topic of Fauci’s recent public scrutiny.
New Mexico Sues DOJ For Access To Epstein Investigation Files
The lawsuit argues that withholding the documents violates the Administrative Procedure Act and interferes with New Mexico's authority to pursue criminal prosecutions.
Court Stops Michigan From ‘Harming Children’ By Forcing Transgender Double Standard, Lawyer Says
Emily McJones, a licensed therapist who runs Little Flower Counseling in Jackson, and Catholic Charities of Jackson, Lenawee and Hillsdale Counties sued to block enforcement of the laws as applied to them.
‘Democrats Want Illegal Aliens To Vote’: Cruz Pushes GOP To Pass SAVE America Act
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill admitted her state has more than 6,000 illegal immigrants registered to vote
US Job Openings Drop In June, Hiring Increases
Job openings, a measure of labor demand, had decreased by 178,000 to 7.359 million by the last day of June, the Labor Department‘s Bureau of Labor Statistics said in its Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS report, on Tuesday.
ADP: Private Employers Added Only 44,000 Jobs In July
The services sector accounted for all net job gains, adding 47,000 positions, while goods-producing industries shed 3,000 jobs.
How Are Higher Mortgage Rates Affecting Homebuyers
Total mortgage applications fell 2.9% from the previous week and were 5% lower than the same period a year earlier, marking the first annual decline since April
The Rebound Holds
The RCM/TIPP Economic Optimism Index held July's rebound in August, easing just 0.4 points to 45.1, as personal finances firmed and the six-month outlook slipped.
No Deadline. Endless Counting. No Trust.
Nine justices face a simple question: when does it end?
Trump Says Nothing — And Means Everything
Conflicting signals on the Iran war may be a deliberate strategy of strategic ambiguity.
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Trump’s Approval Ratings Remain Low As Voters Fret Over Economy, Inflation: I&I/TIPP Poll
Can Trump reverse his slump in time for fall's midterm elections?
The Blueprint
Trump has asked the Middle East to sign a single sweeping settlement with Israel, and one day perhaps with Iran. The structure he describes could take years to build, if it rises at all. But someone has finally drawn it.
The American Kill Line
The viral Chinese meme that explains everything wrong with Beijing's reading of America.