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Healthcare
Public Health Gains at Risk as Federal Funding Dries Up, Experts Warn
Decades of federal investment in vaccines and global health programs have doubled life expectancy, but funding cuts and policy shifts now risk reversing those gains.
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US Envoy to NATO: Iran's Leaders Are 'Crazy' as Conflict Escalates
U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker described Iran as run by 'crazy people' as Washington launched fresh strikes and Tehran threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz.
Finance
Wedding Industry Bubble Nears Burst as Couples Reject Soaring Costs
The traditional wedding has become a luxury purchase pricing out average couples, with Gen Z rejecting the aisle. Industry costs have soared, echoing bubble dynamics.
Politics
Graham's Death Deals Major Setback to Trump's SAVE America Act
President Trump said Senator Lindsey Graham's sudden death is a major setback for the SAVE America Act. Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu led tributes to the late senator.
Politics
Scott Eulogizes Graham: 'Loud and Obnoxious' but a Statesman
Sen. Tim Scott called Lindsey Graham 'loud and obnoxious' but a statesman, reflecting on his death and the void left in the Senate.
Politics
NASA Weighs Sending Spare Nuclear Mars Rover to Moon Under Isaacman
NASA is considering sending a spare nuclear-powered Mars rover to the moon, a move that reflects a more agile approach under new leadership.
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Scott Mourns Graham: 'A True Statesman' Lost to Sudden Illness at 71
Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) called Lindsey Graham a true statesman and friend after the senator's sudden death at 71, as President Trump and other leaders mourned the loss.
Politics
Sen. Lindsey Graham Dies at 71 After Sudden Illness, Leaving a Legacy of Hawkish Defense and Close Trump Ties
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) died suddenly Saturday night at 71 after a brief illness, his office said. The defense hawk was scheduled to appear on 'Meet the Press' and was in the midst of seeking a fifth term.
Politics
South Carolina Law Sets Path to Replace Sen. Lindsey Graham After Sudden Death
Sen. Lindsey Graham's death sets off a two-track process: Gov. McMaster appoints an interim senator, and a special GOP primary picks a new nominee for November.
Lindsey Graham Dies at 71; Trump and World Leaders Lead Tributes
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) died Saturday at 71 after a brief illness. President Trump and world leaders including Neta
Trump's Grandiose Peace Board Fails to Deliver, Exemplifying Broken Promises
Trump's Board of Peace, touted as a revolutionary peacemaking body, has achieved little in five months, reflecting a pre
Senator Lindsey Graham Dies at 71 After Brief Illness; Trump Leads Tributes
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) died Sunday at 71 after a brief illness, prompting an outpouring of tributes from President
Trump Mourns Graham: 'True Patriot' After Sudden Death at 71
President Trump mourned Sen. Lindsey Graham as a 'true American Patriot' after the South Carolina Republican died sudden
Kennedy: Democratic Socialists Will Drag Party to November Loss
Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) said the Democratic Party's growing alignment with democratic socialists will cause a November
Maine Democrats Race to Replace Platner, Echoing 2024 Lessons
Maine Democrats have two weeks to replace Graham Platner as Senate nominee after rape allegations. Party leaders stress
Automatic Enrollment for Foster Kids Shows Path to Universal Trump Accounts
The new Fostering the Future initiative automatically enrolls foster children in Trump Accounts, highlighting a model fo
Trump Administration Eliminates Key Habitat Protection for Endangered Species
The Trump administration repealed a key Endangered Species Act protection that defined habitat modification as 'harm,' s
Bipartisan REPAIR Act Aims to Slash Car Repair Costs by Opening Up Manufacturer Data
The REPAIR Act would require automakers to give independent dealers and repair shops access to the same diagnostic tools
Supreme Court Blocks State Juries from Rewriting Federal Pesticide Labels
The Supreme Court ruled that state juries cannot mandate cancer warnings on glyphosate, preserving the EPA's authority o
Proposed BOP Budget Cuts Threaten Crime Reduction Gains
A proposed budget cut to the Bureau of Prisons threatens to reverse recent declines in violent crime and recidivism, as
The Hidden History of Grooved Coin Edges: From Anti-Clipping to Modern Utility
The grooves on U.S. dimes, quarters, and half dollars originated in the 17th century to prevent coin clipping, a practic
USPS Forever Stamps Hit 82 Cents Sunday as Eighth Hike Since 2021 Takes Effect
Forever stamps climb to 82 cents on Sunday, the eighth increase since 2021. Postcards and international mail also rise,
U.S. Minted 440,000 New Millionaires in 2025, UBS Report Shows
Over 440,000 Americans joined the millionaire club in 2025, driven by stock gains, but median wealth dropped 20% since 2
Fed Chair Warsh Plays Down Inflation Threat, Sidesteps Rate Cut Clues
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh downplayed inflation fears Wednesday, citing falling energy prices, and refused to sig
July Brings Third 'Bonus' Paycheck for Some Workers This Year
July marks the third triple-payday month of 2025 for some workers. Those paid weekly or bi-weekly should check their las
Deadline Nears: How Bank of America Customers Can Claim Part of $2.25M ATM Fee Settlement
Bank of America customers who checked balances at 7-Eleven ATMs between 2018 and 2021 may claim part of a $2.25 million
Limited-Edition July 4th Quarters Enter Circulation as U.S. Mint Marks 250th Anniversary
The U.S. Mint is releasing 250,000 special quarters with a 'July 4th' privy mark to celebrate America's 250th anniversar
From Tokyo Rose to Tehran Rose: How Media and Academia Cultivate Anti-US Influencers
Calla Walsh, a 21-year-old from Cambridge, Mass., has emerged as a pro-Iran propagandist, echoing the infamous Tokyo Ros
Embassies Trade Jabs Over Haaland-Kane Showdown Ahead of World Cup Quarterfinal
The British and Norwegian embassies in Washington exchanged light-hearted taunts on social media, focusing on the rivalr
Beijing Claims Pacific Waters East of Taiwan as Sovereign Territory
China declared part of the Pacific Ocean near Taiwan as sovereign waters, deploying civilian ships to enforce its laws a
Trump Softens NATO Stance on Ukraine, Troop Levels After Summit Strife
President Trump's initial confrontational tone at the NATO summit gave way to a more conciliatory posture, with support
Mexico to File Criminal Complaints Over ICE Deaths After Houston Shooting
Mexico will file criminal complaints in the U.S. over the deaths of Mexican citizens in ICE custody or operations, follo
Christian Pulisic Suffers Fractured Leg in US World Cup Exit Against Belgium
Christian Pulisic fractured his right leg in the US men's national team's 4-1 World Cup loss to Belgium, ending their ho