Trump’s Expected FDA Pick Faces Senate Confirmation Battle
The expected nomination follows the May resignation of former FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary
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Drug Cartels And Communist Cuba On State Of Alert Over Monroe Doctrine
As U.S. troops train in Panama’s jungle terrain, which resembles that of Cuba, U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters that all options, including military intervention, are on the table regarding Cuba.
‘Teach Children What To Think’: Lawsuit Targets Nebraska Schools’ Funding Formula
Parents opposed to LGBTQ+ ideology in local public schools have no other cost-free option, the lawsuit argues, alleging “viewpoint discrimination” by the state and an unconstitutional condition on a public benefit.
China’s Fighter Jet Experts Urge Caution Over AI-Generated Intelligence
AI systems may lack reliable access to authoritative military information and could produce recommendations that violate basic physics, engineering limits or operational realities
Watch: Cargo Trucks Stranded On Peru Coastal Highway Due To Landslides
Heavy rains in Peru's southern regions triggered landslides disrupting cargo traffic on a coastal road.
Watch: South Korea Displays Drones During US-Korea Military Exercise
The drills were held as part of the ongoing Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises in Seoul
U.S. Treasury Moves To Steady Long-Term Bond Market
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will oversee the expanded program, which will focus on debt maturing in 10 to 20 years and 20 to 30 years.
Victor Davis Hanson: The Truth About Jason Arday’s Death
What or who killed Jason Arday? That’s the question that’s being asked in the English-speaking intellectual, academic, university world.
USS George Washington Set To Relieve USS Lincoln After Nine-Month Deployment
The Navy said the carrier recorded its 200,000th aircraft landing during the operations.
Watch: Power Cuts Force Venezuelans To Bang Pots
Banging pots is called cacerolazo in Venezuela.
Zelensky Faces Growing Pressure Over Ukraine’s Wartime Elections
The debate comes as Ukraine faces a difficult winter, battlefield pressures and renewed U.S.-backed efforts to revive peace negotiations
IDF Finally Admits Firing On Car Carrying 5-Year-Old Hind Rajab
The admission reverses an earlier Israeli military position
Data Centers Become Major Issue In Key Ohio Senate Race
Democratic former Sen. Sherrod Brown has made data centers a central issue in his campaign against Republican Sen. Jon Husted.
Former Harvard Morgue Manager Sentenced After Selling Donor Body Parts
Former Harvard Medical School morgue manager Cedric Lodge pleaded guilty to trafficking stolen human remains and was sentenced to eight years in prison in December.
Moderna, Merck Cancer Vaccine Shows Positive Phase 3 Results
The study will continue evaluating overall survival, with detailed findings expected at a future medical conference
Iran Considers U.S. Military Targets In Europe, Report Says
The development comes as diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran remain stalled