Saudi-Houthi Clashes Escalate As Trump Eyes Iran Deal
Trump told reporters in North Carolina that Tehran "wants to make a deal" and confirmed he had spoken with Iranian officials directly.
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UN Investigators Say US Iran Strikes Killed Over 150 Civilians
Investigators also cited a separate strike in Lamerd that killed 22 civilians using tungsten pellet munitions.
Boeing's 737 Max Ramp-Up Hits Turbulence, Stock Sinks
Speaking at a Morgan Stanley conference, Ortberg blamed wing manufacturing bottlenecks at the company's Renton, Washington plant
Mortgage Rates Hit 14-Month High As Housing Market Struggles
Rising rates have followed higher Treasury yields, which have been pushed upward by inflation concerns and surging oil prices linked to the US-Iran war
Robert Kraft Speaks Out After Macklemore-Sheeran Tour Controversy
The dispute erupted after Macklemore made pro-Palestinian remarks during a performance at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium
Poverty Feasts On Anti-Poverty Sentiment
Our confidence is undermined by a vast body of literature exposing the political and cultural vulnerability of market solutions.
States Coordinate Ahead Of Possible ICE Operations Near Polls
Officials in states including Maine, Michigan, New Mexico and Oregon said they are coordinating with local authorities and attorneys general.
Saudi F-15 Allegedly Shot Down As Houthi Offensive Expands
The Houthis said the aircraft was hit by a locally manufactured surface-to-air missile while conducting operations over Marib province.
Kamala Harris Stays Noncommittal As 2028 Democratic Field Takes Shape
The former vice president is concentrating on the 2026 midterm elections while maintaining contact with Democratic activists and candidates
Women File Lawsuit Against Epstein Estate Over Abuse Material
Attorneys representing the women say the case seeks accountability for conduct they argue has not been fully addressed and are calling for federal assistance in identifying additional survivors.
States Face Delays In Getting COVID Vaccines For Children
The Vaccines for Children program serves children who are uninsured, Medicaid-eligible, underinsured in certain circumstances, or American Indian or Alaska Native.
T. Rex Had a Human-Like Body Temperature, Study Finds
Published in Science Advances, the research used rare carbon-oxygen bonds preserved in tooth enamel to determine the temperature at which the dinosaur formed its teeth.
NASA Finds Fresh Lunar Crater Created By Recent Impact
Detailed in two studies published in Science Advances, the crater is about 728 feet wide and up to 141 feet deep. Researchers named it after Thomas McGetchin, a former director of Houston’s Lunar and Planetary Institute.
Xi Jinping Stroke Rumor Spreads Online After BRICS Summit
The claims, circulated by Wanjun Xie and others, allege that Xi fainted during the summit and was taken by military helicopter to PLA General Hospital, commonly known as 301 Hospital.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Violated Its Own Rules To Admit Men Into The Sorority: Lawsuit
Coghan and four other University of Wyoming Kappa Kappa Gamma members sued the sorority in 2023 after it admitted a man who identified as transgender.
Massie Moves To Impeach Hegseth, Citing ‘Illegal’ Military Operations
The congressman is set to leave his position in January after he lost his May primary. Massie cited eight charges in the privileged impeachment resolution that will force a vote in the House in the next two days.