Are Nonprofit Hospitals Betraying Their Mission?
Any rampant misuse of taxpayer dollars should concern every public official and all Americans.
TIPP Staff
Watch: Heavy Flooding In Japan Kills Four
An extraordinary overnight deluge unleashed record-breaking rainfall across eastern Japan, causing widespread devastation in several cities east of Tokyo
Polish Authorities Arrest Suspect In Alleged Russian Killing Plot
Polish intelligence officials said the operation was conducted with assistance from U.S. agencies.
U.S. Threats Against Iran Push Treasury Yields Higher
The 10-year Treasury yield rose 2 basis points to 4.661%, while the 2-year yield gained more than 1 basis point to 4.152%
What Is Driving The Oil Spill Spreading Off Oman
Omani authorities said the oil has reached the mainland, affecting about 25 miles of the Ras Madrakah coastline, more than 120 miles from the tanker
US-Saudi 123 Agreement Is Good for Energy Security, Nonproliferation, And Nuclear Safety
Saudi Arabia has never built a nuclear power plant. This presents two major challenges. First, it doesn’t have the industrial base to build or support a commercial nuclear industry.
Powerful El Niño Could Bring Major Weather Impacts Worldwide
Japan's Meteorological Agency has also projected that the event will continue into early 2027, with a significant possibility that it could reach historically strong levels compared with El Niño events recorded since 1950.
Kennedy Center Board Approves Trump's Two-Year Renovation Closure
The proposed closure is intended to address extensive structural deterioration, including severe corrosion, as well as upgrade parts of the facility.
Why Is The Archdiocese Of Washington Less Protective Of Religious Liberty Than Maryland?
Catholic schools exist to help parents fulfill their God-given responsibility to educate their children in the faith.
OpenAI Faces Second Major Executive Departure In Days
Her work focused on human-AI interaction and responsible development, areas that have gained greater attention as increasingly capable AI systems raise concerns about safety and accountability.
Special Committee Meets Ahead of Setting Rules For Next Voting System in Georgia
The task of the Election Equipment Specifications and Standards Committee comes following the Legislature’s prior direction to abolish the state’s QR code system for vote tabulation.
Warming Climate Forces Marathons To Rethink Race Dates
In Los Angeles, organizers recently allowed runners to stop after 18 miles and still receive a finisher's medal after unusually warm conditions raised concerns about overheating.
Supreme Court To Hear Case Of Catholic Preschool Excluded From Colorado Program Over State’s LGBTQ Policy
St. Mary’s Catholic Parish preschool in Littleton, Colorado, has argued its exclusion from the state’s universal preschool program violates the First Amendment’s protection against religious discrimination.
Texas Colleges Could See Funding Tied To Graduation, Student Progress
The board states that the performance-based funding plan would not replace the current model but would serve as an additional factor.
Victor Davis Hanson: Iran Has One Last Chance Before Trump Hits Back
The second thing about Trump and the Iran war, we’ve had five or six of these where he says the negotiations are going great.
Children's Shoe Prices Surge As Families Prepare For New School Year
As prices increase, more families are turning to secondhand retailers and thrift stores to find affordable alternatives.