Operation Southern Spear Hits 1-Year Mark: What to Know
The operation included military strikes targeting suspected drug-trafficking vessels in the Caribbean Sea and the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
Judge Pushes Deadlocked Jury to Reach Verdict in Lindsay Clancy Trial
The former labor and delivery nurse is accused of killing her three young children in January 2023.
On the Front Lines With Oregon’s Wildfire Fighters
Hundreds of firefighters stop a wildfire from crossing a river and ensure a town maintains drinking water.
Common Sugar Substitute Associated With Higher Heart Attack and Stroke Risk, Study Finds
Xylitol is a common sweetener used in a variety of products, including gums, oral care products, beverages, and food.
US Mint Starts Selling $1 Trump Coins
‘The Semi-Quincentennial $1 coin represents an important chapter in United States numismatic history,’ the website says.
US Government Backs Artificial Intelligence Company in New York Times Lawsuit
Using written documents to train artificial intelligence models is not a copyright violation, the government said.
Prominent Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Campaigner to Face New Prison Sentence After Guilty Plea
Joshua Wong, who turns 30 next month, faces up to life in prison.
US Pledges Over $150 Million for Pacific Nations as Washington Seeks to Deepen Ties
The U.S. funding was announced at the annual Pacific Islands Forum in Palau.
NYC Bans AI for Public Elementary, Middle Schools for 2026-2027
The larger school technology policy also restricts laptop accessibility for younger students and recommends classroom screen time limits by grade level.
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Cannabis Gummies Harm Driving Performance Hours After Use, Study Says
Even commonly consumed cannabis doses can ’significantly affect' crucial driving skills, said a researcher.
The War on Privacy—And How to Fight Back | Naomi Brockwell
Many people have come to accept pervasive surveillance as the price of modern life. Brockwell disagrees.
Dallas Police to Shut Down Hundreds of Flock Cameras
Dallas police officials said 321 Flock cameras that were supported via grant funding will no longer be eligible.
A Heart Scan Can Find Plaque. But Are You One of the People It Can Help?
The $99 test neighbors swear by adds little for most people–and a new trial did not show it prevents more heart attacks.
US LNG Exports Rise By 23 Percent in First Half of 2026
Elevated global LNG prices in the first half incentivized companies to push U.S. exports to near maximum levels, the EIA said.
Stanley J. Morrow: The Camera on the Plains
Civil War photographer Mathew Brady’s assistant came into his own on the Western frontier, capturing images that evoke the rugged landscape.
Back-to-School Reads for Young Learners
This fall’s nonfiction picture books cover topics from the humble, little bee to man’s quest for flight, sure to grab a young reader’s attention.
Supreme Court Rules 5–4 White House Ballroom Construction May Go Ahead
The high court had previously issued a temporary order allowing construction to continue.
USCIS Resumes Neighborhood Investigations for Citizenship Applicants After 35-Year Break
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services paused neighborhood investigations for citizenship applicants in 1991.
An Idyllic Enclave in California, and a Mysterious Cancer Problem
As the government probes a potential cancer cluster in an idyllic enclave, residents say authorities ignored warning signs for at least a decade.
US Calls on Partner Nations to Stop ‘Business as Usual’ With Nicaragua
The Marxist-Leninist regime passed laws to banish opposing parties from elections and lengthened presidential terms.
REPLAY: House Financial Services Committee Holds Hearing on American Economic Growth and Opportunity
German Military Tests Israeli Ballistic Missile Over North Atlantic
Germany does not currently have its own ballistic missiles, which fly at much higher speeds than the cruise missiles now in its arsenal.
Federal Judge Spares Google From Breaking Up Ad Tech Business
The decision follows a separate court order last year that spared Google from selling Chrome.
College Football Week 1 Preview: A Monster Slate of Games Awaits
Week 1 of the college football season has numerous big games over a five-day stretch as the season kicks off.
‘Wheel of Fortune’ Suspends Announcer Jim Thornton, Investigates Allegations Against Him
Sony Pictures Television has temporarily removed Thornton and is recasting the position, pending an internal review.
While You Sleep, Your Eyes Are Cleaning Waste
The eyes run an overnight waste-clearance operation, and it’s largely affected by how you sleep.
Rushing Is a Choice: 5 Tips to Slow Your Life Down
Having to throw the brakes on events in life is usually due to actions we chose to take earlier.
Unapproved KLOW Peptides Are Booming on TikTok
Influencers injected the unapproved KLOW peptide stack for ‘Botox-like’ results.
Zucchini Noodles With Parsley-Pistachio Pesto and Salmon: A Low-Carb Twist on Pasta Night
Zoodles with about one-tenth the carbohydrates of refined wheat pasta pair with salmon and a bright parsley-pistachio pesto for a fresh, satisfying dinner.
Growing Pumpkins
If the last few inches of the stem next to the pumpkin have turned brown, it is time to harvest it.
How to Sleep Better When You Travel
Other than bringing ear plugs and an eye mask, here’s how to sleep better, whether you’re staying in a hotel, flying, or cruising.