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The project lays the groundwork for a system where convenience masks a checkpoint society. Read More.

Halfway through the first year of his second term, one quiet issue that haunted President Donald Trump during his first term in office is coming up again. Read More.

Employers in the United States added 147,000 workers to their payrolls in June, the Department of Labor said Thursday, and the unemployment rate declined | Economy Read More.

Republicans are going to celebrate American pride on the Fourth of July as they always do, while Democrats are ready to protest and riot. Read More.

The Trump administration has made repeated cuts targeting the organization’s clinics. Now the US supreme court has struck another blow Read More.

As higher education institutions expand their digital services, the risk of identity fraud targeting students and financial aid programs continues to escalate. Read More.

President Donald Trump, six months into his complete reimagining of the wielding of executive authority and at the zenith of his political power, could be hours away from the greatest legislative achievement of his career. | Politics Read More.

Will anything meaningful happen this time? Read More.

Democrat nominee for mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani, said in 2021 that his "end goal" is "seizing the means of production." Read More.

Ultra-processed foods (UPF) may be literally rewiring your brain to make you overeat, according to research that examined brain scans from nearly 30,000 middle-aged adults and found structural changes in regions that control hunger and food cravings. Read More.

The rate of successful conception — a pregnancy leading to live birth nine months later — for women who received the COVID-19 vaccine was “substantially lower” than for unvaccinated women, according to a new peer-reviewed study published last week in the International Journal of Risk & Safety in Medicine. Read More.

Iran said that Israel's strike on Tehran's Evin prison killed at least 71 people, including staff, soldiers, prisoners and members of visiting families. Read More.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in the "birthright citizenship" case that lower courts cannot simply issue nationwide injunctions. Read More.

The Department of Government Efficiency X account announced 312 recent contract cancellations resulting in a whopping $470 million in savings. Read More.

Texas mandates warning labels on foods with additives banned abroad, starting in 2027, to inform consumers of potential health risks. The MAHA Act, backed by State Sen. Lois Kolkhorst, aims to align U.S. food safety standards with stricter international regulations. Targeted additives include Red 40, titanium dioxide, and potassium bromate, which have been linked to […] Read More.