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China pledges aid to Ukraine as US officials warn Beijing is quietly fueling Russia’s war

China accused of enabling Russia's war while offering Ukraine humanitarian aid at Munich conference. U.S. official says Beijing could end conflict.

ICE sweeps up convicted pedophiles, traffickers in massive holiday weekend sting: ‘Worst of the worst’

DHS highlighted arrests tied to lewd acts with minors, child pornography and sexual misconduct with children under 14 as ICE operations continued nationwide over the holiday weekend.

Prosecutors plan to charge an Israeli settler with killing a Palestinian activist in the West Bank

Israeli prosecutors said Monday that they plan to charge a settler in the killing of a Palestinian activist during a confrontation that was caught on video, opening a rare prosecution of violence by Jewish settlers in the occupied West Bank.

More third-country nationals have been deported by the U.S. to Cameroon, lawyers tell AP

A new group of third-country nationals was deported by the United States to Cameroon on Monday, lawyers told The Associated Press, days after it came to light that the Trump administration sent nine people to the Central African nation last month as part of its secretive program to remove immigrants to countries they have no ties with.

Nasty neighbors: Trump’s Cabinet goes ‘gutter’ in clashes with Congress

Attorney General Pam Bondi's combative congressional testimony last week followed a pattern of increasingly nasty exchanges between Congress and members of President Trump's Cabinet.

SpaceX is getting into the cosmic manufacturing business

SpaceX’s approach is something of a departure from other companies such as Vast and Axiom which envision private space stations serviced by spacecraft such as the Crew Dragon.

Landlord convicted in hate crime killing of 6-year-old Muslim boy dies in custody

73-year-old Joseph Czuba died Thursday while in the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections, officials confirmed Saturday.

Vought accuses Fed of ‘fiscal mismanagement’

Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russell Vought accused the Federal Reserve on Sunday of “fiscal mismanagement” amid tensions between the White House and the Fed. “The President has been very clear that all he's asking from the Fed is lower interest rates, because he thinks it's important,” Vought said in an interview with...

IKEA opening new, smaller-footprint stores in 6 cities this year: What’s inside

They're not the sprawling warehouses you've come to associate with IKEA — some don't even serve Swedish meatballs.

China’s repression changed my life — now I hope to change China

This month marks the 26th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party's violent suppression of Falun Gong — a persecution that changed my life forever. Twenty-three years ago, I watched my father being dragged away by Chinese police. I was four years old. We had just sat down for breakfast when the knock came. The men...

Israel begins ‘tactical pause’ in fighting amid mass starvation concerns

Israel has started a “tactical pause” in fighting in Gaza amid mass starvation concerns, the country’s military said Sunday. “In accordance with directives from the political echelon, and as part of the IDF’s ongoing effort, led by COGAT, to increase the scale of humanitarian aid entering Gaza, a local tactical pause in military activity will...

Why Columbia gave in to Trump’s extortion

Individual institutions have no pathway to protect the rule of law against a government willing to ignore it.

Who will — and won’t — have a three-payday August

Are you in for a triple payday month?

Paul signals Jill Biden, Anthony Fauci could be looked at in autopen probe

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said Sunday that former first lady Jill Biden and Anthony Fauci could be examined during Congress’s autopen probe. President Trump has railed against his predecessor, former President Biden, for using the autopen to pardon individuals during his last few months in office. The president ordered a probe into the signatures on...

5 ways Trump has shaped the economy in 6 months

President Trump sailed into the White House last year on confidence in his ability to handle the economy following 40-year high inflation and deep-seated financial frustration among voters. Here are the big economic hallmarks of the first six months of his second term, spanning taxes, tariffs, deficits, markets, and the dollar — and how they...

A hybrid electric grid is answer for today’s energy woes 

With rapidly rising demand, the future is coming at us quickly, and we are not ready for it.

Head Start faces new worries about its future with Trump, GOP

Supporters of Head Start are worried about the program’s future as it faces Trump administration calls for budgetary cuts ahead of the next school year. The free, federally funded program for low-income families provides education for infants through preschoolers and had enjoyed bipartisan support for most of its 60-year history. But worries are mounting for...

Trump team’s ‘pocket rescission’ idea runs into GOP opposition

Some Republicans in Congress are uneasy about the possibility the Trump administration will use a “pocket rescission” to claw back already approved government funding as fears of a fall shutdown rise. The Trump administration has already clawed back funds through the use of a rescissions package that passed both chambers of Congress, and some GOP lawmakers...

Trump doubles down on claims Harris paid for endorsements, says she should be ‘prosecuted’

President Trump on Saturday doubled down on his accusations that former Vice President Harris paid celebrities to endorse her during the 2024 presidential election.  The president, echoing previous claims that Harris paid Beyoncé, Oprah and Al Sharpton to support her White House bid throughout the campaign trail, said Harris and the celebrities involved should be...

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