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World’s Oceans Hit Record August Heat As El Niño Strengthens
Scientists say a developing El Niño in the Pacific is adding heat to oceans already warmed by decades of human-driven climate change.
Prosecution Calls Final Rebuttal Witnesses In Lindsay Clancy Trial
The prosecution is seeking to challenge the defense's claim that Clancy was experiencing postpartum psychosis when she killed her three children in 2023.
8-Year-Old Dies After Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection In Louisiana
Health officials believe Lillian Smart was exposed while swimming in Lake Claiborne before she was hospitalized in Ruston.
Watch: 7-Eleven Store Set On Fire In Thailand
The violence targeted public infrastructure and commercial sites rather than direct military engagement, resulting in three civilian injuries.
China Expands Maritime Presence Near Taiwan As Ship Sightings Surge
Taiwan detected 118 mainland Chinese coast guard, survey and other official vessels during the first 24 days of August.
Rx Ukraine
Zelenskyy calls a wartime vote a tsunami. It may be the medicine the country needs.
A Call To Power: Islamic Leaders See Ballot Box As Path To Paradise
In one sense, this is just the continuation of the country’s deep tradition of offering newcomers the opportunity to contribute their own customs to American society
US Escalates Cuba Pressure With New Sanctions And Border Detentions
The measures also restrict companies involved in importing industrial equipment and automotive parts.
Bessent Signals Tougher U.S. Sanctions Could Keep Iran War From Expanding
His comments followed Trump’s warning that countries providing economic support to Tehran could face severe U.S. penalties.
Bessent: Treasury Buyback Could Exceed Announced $4 Billion
Bessent said the department intends to “make a market” in longer-term securities, where yields have recently climbed sharply.
Crypto Markets Rally As Trump Presses Congress On Regulation
Trump also signaled possible regulatory attention toward Hyperliquid, a decentralized trading platform
Rising Majority Say AI Is A Job Killer That Will Lead To Higher Energy Costs: I&I/TIPP Poll
The public isn't buying the hype about AI, according to our latest poll.
American Businesses Can’t Get Enough Of China’s AI
The latest generation of Chinese models is challenging the long-held view that the country’s AI technology lags the United States by at least six months.
Watch: 7-Eleven Store Set On Fire In Thailand
The violence targeted public infrastructure and commercial sites rather than direct military engagement, resulting in three civilian injuries.
Watch: Powered By Wind, Caribbean Cargo Heads To Amsterdam
The double-masted sailboat uses only wind energy to sail.
Watch: Heavy Rains Cause Floods In Venezuela, Many Missing
Tropical Wave No 40 triggered torrential rains in central Venezuela on Saturday night.
Watch: Ensuring America Remains Undisputed Leader In Prediction Markets Also, Says Trump
USA is doubling down on securing American dominance in the global tech landscape, promising clear regulations to keep cryptocurrency, prediction markets, and AI innovation firmly rooted in the United States.
Russia Starting To Lose Ground In Ukraine
Russia is suffering problems in its war against Ukraine that partly stem from a growing Ukrainian military strength: the use of medium-range drone attacks
Working Through College No Longer Works Like It Once Did
The gap between wages and higher education costs has widened sharply since 1970, raising fresh questions about affordability and student debt.
Many Degrees Aren’t Leading To Degree-Level Jobs
Criminal justice, performing arts, and liberal arts rank among the most underemployed majors, underscoring growing concerns about college ROI
‘Fire And Be Damned!’ North Carolina And The Sparks That Lit the American Revolution
Drought brought crop failures, hunger, economic depression, and a dramatic rise in debt, with many ordinary farmers, artisans, and tradesmen consigned to a horrible fate: debtors’ prison.
The Penal Leviathan: What Wacquant And Rothbard Reveal About Modern Punishment
Rothbard approaches the issue from a different angle. For him, crime is fundamentally an aggression against a person or their property. Justice should repair the victim.
‘Flashing Red Warning Sign’ For Lawmakers: Poll Shows Voters Reject US-Israel Military Integration
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives voted last month 216-212, mostly along party lines, in favor of a record $1.15 trillion NDAA.
Social Trust Is A Superpower
Social trust is essential to the quality of our lives, how society functions, and nearly everything else
Regulation: Protecting Incumbents And Suppressing Competition
The result is an illusion of competition that allows poor service to persist without attracting better alternatives.
The Penal Leviathan: What Wacquant And Rothbard Reveal About Modern Punishment
Rothbard approaches the issue from a different angle. For him, crime is fundamentally an aggression against a person or their property. Justice should repair the victim.
The Statist Peril Of Techno-Asset Inflation
The positive supply shock emanating from the technological revolution bears down on goods and services prices.
Social Trust Is A Superpower
Social trust is essential to the quality of our lives, how society functions, and nearly everything else
No Deadline. Endless Counting. No Trust.
Nine justices face a simple question: when does it end?
Trump Says Nothing — And Means Everything
Conflicting signals on the Iran war may be a deliberate strategy of strategic ambiguity.
Editors’ Picks
Trump’s Approval Ratings Remain Low As Voters Fret Over Economy, Inflation: I&I/TIPP Poll
Can Trump reverse his slump in time for fall's midterm elections?
The Blueprint
Trump has asked the Middle East to sign a single sweeping settlement with Israel, and one day perhaps with Iran. The structure he describes could take years to build, if it rises at all. But someone has finally drawn it.
The American Kill Line
The viral Chinese meme that explains everything wrong with Beijing's reading of America.