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Midwest Storms Kill Two, Knock Out Power Across Four States
Severe weather also disrupted air travel, with major airports in Chicago temporarily grounding flights and reporting hundreds of cancellations and delays.
ICE Could Equip Agents With $20 Million In Shock Gloves
The devices, called CTG 5 G.L.O.V.E., are marketed as tools for de-escalating confrontations
How Is The Iran War Changing US Diplomatic Operations
The US ordered nonessential personnel and families to leave several regional posts after diplomatic facilities came under attack
US Existing Home Sales Fall As Prices And Mortgage Rates Rise
Housing supply also remains relatively tight. The report said about 1.54 million homes were available for sale in July, representing a 4.6-month supply.
James Webb Telescope Captures Cosmic 'Treasure Chest' Of Young Stars
Webb's infrared capabilities allowed scientists to observe through dust that blocks visible light, revealing stars and structures previously hidden from view.
Unfit For The Senate
El-Sayed would raise taxes on the middle class, hold back aid to Israel, and end the coverage Michigan's autoworkers struck for.
Which Risks Are Emerging As The US Oil Reserve Hits A 1983 Low
Oil prices also climbed, with West Texas Intermediate reaching about $82.13 a barrel and Brent crude rising to roughly $87.72.
FDA Proposal Tightens Rules For ‘Generally Recognized As Safe’ Ingredients
A study released in March found that at least 111 substances of uncertain safety had entered food, drinks and supplements without FDA notification.
The FCC And Brendan Carr Should Not Be Picking Winners And Losers
Carr believes broadcasters may be making deals that are helpful to them in the short term but damaging to local television in the long run
US Sanctions Cuban Military Officials, Firms Tied To Weapons Procurement
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the designations under an executive order President Donald Trump signed in May
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
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: Trump Says He'd Love To Run For President In 2028
U.S. laws stipulate a maximum of two four-year-terms for a President.
Watch: Colombian Woman Rescued After 36 Hours Under Rubble
Rescue efforts are underway in Colombia after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck on Monday.
Watch: Fire At Libya Refinery After Drone Strikes
Firefighters in Zawiya of Libya battled the massive blaze at an oil refinery following a series of drone strikes.
Watch: U.S. Navy Controls Hormuz 100%, Says Trump
The U.S. Navy has a blockade over the Strait of Hormuz that's infallible, President Trump said.
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
Teachers Unions Have Become The Democratic Party’s ‘Money Laundering Scheme,’ Moms For Liberty CEO Says
The Department of Education’s 2025 National Assessment of Educational Progress revealed that a record 32% of high school seniors cannot read proficiently, and almost half cannot do basic math.
Gov. Kemp Discusses Impact Of New Siemens Facility On Georgia’s Job Growth
The global technology leader is building a 550,000-square-foot facility near Pendergrass and will add 1,400 new jobs to the state over the next three years.
Watch: Trump Says He'd Love To Run For President In 2028
U.S. laws stipulate a maximum of two four-year-terms for a President.
A Win In Philadelphia For America’s Founders
By embracing nuance and accuracy at the President’s House Site, the Trump administration has done the American public—and George Washington—a great service.
US Consumer Prices Rise 0.1% In July, Matching Forecast
The Consumer Price Index increased 0.1% on a seasonally adjusted basis, while core CPI, which excludes food and energy, climbed 0.2%
Who Was Zhu Rongji, China’s ‘Economic Czar’ Who Died At 97
Zhu served as premier from 1998 to 2003 after years as a senior economic official.
US Existing Home Sales Fall As Prices And Mortgage Rates Rise
Housing supply also remains relatively tight. The report said about 1.54 million homes were available for sale in July, representing a 4.6-month supply.
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.