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US Warship Downs Suspected Houthi Drones After Missile Attacks on 3 Commercial Vessels: CENTCOM
A Houthis military spokesman has attempted to justify the attacks.
US Joins New Climate Pact to Shut Down All Coal Plants
Special climate envoy John Kerry has announced the Biden administration's latest climate pledge—to stop building new coal plants and shut down existing ones.
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US Warship Downs Suspected Houthi Drones After Missile Attacks on 3 Commercial Vessels: CENTCOM
A Houthis military spokesman has attempted to justify the attacks.
US Joins New Climate Pact to Shut Down All Coal Plants
Special climate envoy John Kerry has announced the Biden administration's latest climate pledge—to stop building new coal plants and shut down existing ones.
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Physician Group Opposes Plan to Treat Gun Crime as a Public Health Problem
Dr. Robert Young says the ability to decide whether to engage in violence differentiates crime from disease when it comes to setting public health strategies.
Pro-DeSantis Super PAC Interim CEO Departs After 9 Days
Kristin Davison previously took over as an interim CEO to replace Chris Jankowski, who stepped down last month.
DeSantis Super PAC Chairman Resigns in Second Major Departure
Adam Laxalt's departures comes on the heels of Never Back Down CEO Chris Jankowski's resignation.
The CCP's United Front Against American Performing Arts Company | Special Feature
When we think of conquering a country, we often think of troops marching down the streets. But when the dust clears, what does it look like then?
CDC Says Pneumonia Rates in US Are Typical Despite Reported Surges
The federal health agency responded to cases reported in China and elsewhere.
Salmonella Outbreak: CDC Warns Americans to Avoid Malichita, Rudy Branded Cantaloupes
There have been 117 Salmonella infections, 61 hospitalizations, and two deaths, with over half of the sick people being aged 65 or above.
Rhode Island Locals Sue to Block Offshore Wind Turbine Project
'Someone at a very high level had made the decision that the project was going to get permitted, no matter what the impacts were.'
Watchdog Group Alleges Unethical Alliance Between Biden Admin, Wind Company
'If you want to talk about bad optics, I don’t see how they could be any worse than right here,' said Michael Chamberlain of Protect the Public's Trust.
A Question for Our Nation: What Does It Mean to Serve?
'Servant leadership extends beyond traditional business settings and equally applies to law enforcement and military leadership.'
Navy Chief Retires, Leaves Third Military Branch Without Confirmed Leader Amid Tuberville Abortion Hold
The U.S. Navy is now the third military service without a Senate-confirmed chief of staff as an impasse over the military's abortion policies continues to delay the confirmation process.
All-Women's Catholic School to Admit Men Who Identify as Women
St. Mary's College, an all-girls Catholic school, said it is accepting trans women as part of its commitment to diversity and inclusion.
Alberta Catholic School Trustee Loses Position Over LGBT-Related Social Media Post
Monique LaGrange had posted photos on social media comparing school children waving Nazi flags to their counterparts waving LGBT flags in a classroom.
US Efforts to Extend Gaza Truce Are ‘Objectively Pro-Hamas’: John Bolton
'I think Israel's best judgment here is simply to proceed militarily to achieve the objective it says it wants, which is the elimination of Hamas.'
Israel Expands Ground Offensive Across Gaza
Heavy bombardment was reported overnight into Sunday around Khan Younis and the southern city of Rafah.
More Americans Tapping Into Retirement Savings as 'Hardship' Withdrawals Rise
Americans are increasingly pulling money out of their 401(k) plans to pay bills, suggesting households are under growing financial strain.
US Joins New Climate Pact to Shut Down All Coal Plants
Special climate envoy John Kerry has announced the Biden administration's latest climate pledge—to stop building new coal plants and shut down existing ones.
China Takes Time in UN Meeting on Israel-Hamas to Make Statement on Pneumonia Outbreak
China affairs commentator Qin Peng says statement shows the CCP is afraid and turning to diplomacy amid another disease outbreak.
What Gardening Can Teach Us About Living
7 life lessons, from resilience to unexpected joy.
What Gardening Can Teach Us About Living
7 life lessons, from resilience to unexpected joy.
How to Properly Prepare Your Garden for Winter
It’s all too easy to cozy up indoors and let the garden sit until spring, but now is the time to ensure there will be a bumper crop next season.
Apple Releases Urgent Security Updates for iPhone After Hackers Exploit Gaps
Hackers have exploited vulnerabilities in Apple's Safari web browser and the iPhone, iPad, and Mac operating systems, prompting Apple to issue security updates.
Okta Hacker Stole Data From ‘All’ Customer Support Users, Admits Company
The hacker may use the stolen information to target ‘Okta customers via phishing or social engineering attacks,’ the firm said.
Why Sugar Addiction Is Dangerous and 6 Tips to Ease Dependence
The sweetness of sugar is powerfully alluring, and eating too much of it can lead to addiction and poor health.
Water Is Best–Alternatives to Drinking Sugar Laden Beverages for Better Health
Soft drinks comprise a large portion of many children's and adult's daily intake of liquid.
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Border Catastrophe
I'll bet these sanctuary cities are regretting their "philanthropy" now.
Learning History Matters
We need to arm ourselves with more truthful knowledge.
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Children need to grow up knowing they are loved and special to their families, but that doesn't make them entitled to everything they want.
Nuclear Fiascos Revisited?
Nuclear power plants are inherently very complex undertakings and entail literally hundreds of thousands of interdependent physical and electrical components.
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‘Wake Island’: Another Attack on Dec. 8, 1941
A gripping film about American resolve during World War II.
‘Jingle Smells’: A Positive Message for the Holidays
This movie delivers a hilarious and heartwarming Christmas tale for the entire family.
Giotto's Paintings of the 7 Virtues and 7 Vices
See how Padua's remarkable Scrovegni Chapel can aid our spiritual growth.
'The End of Liberalism'
As part of the Dissident American Thought Today Series, Chilton Williamson Jr.'s book has tremendous intellectual heft.
The 6 Finest Christmas Wonderlands in America
Embrace the holiday spirit and cozy vibes at these six destinations.
The Virginia Businessman Turned Revolutionary War General Who Bankrolled the Local Cavalry, Donated Supplies, and More
Thomas Nelson Jr., one of Virginia’s richest men before the Revolutionary War, chose freedom over his business.
An Ambassador’s Worry, a President’s Plea, and an Inevitable War
In this installment of This Week in History, we learn how President Roosevelt’s last-ditch effort for peace came too late.
‘Wake Island’: Another Attack on Dec. 8, 1941
A gripping film about American resolve during World War II.
More Details Revealed About Venice’s Day-Tripper Fee for Tourists
This new fee is meant to make life a little easier for residents of Venice.
Abingdon, Va., Big Enough to Capture Your Interest, Small Enough to Feel You're Getting Away
This quaint town has enough Christmas spirit for your family and more.
Christmas in July at the North Pole, Alaska
Visit Santa during the summer when he isn't too busy preparing gifts for children on the "nice" list.
More Details Revealed About Venice’s Day-Tripper Fee for Tourists
This new fee is meant to make life a little easier for residents of Venice.
