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Why Are House Democrats Investigating Jeffrey Epstein's Foreign Ties
The requests are unlikely to advance in the Republican-controlled House.
Small America First
The contributors’ case for small size strikes me as largely persuasive: tyrannical power has indeed often been conjoined with great size.
Tropical Storm Bertha Forms In Gulf, Heads Toward U.S. Coast
The National Hurricane Center said the system strengthened into a tropical storm after NOAA Hurricane Hunters confirmed maximum sustained winds of 40 mph.
Ronny Jackson Targets Antitrust Proxy Giants Accused of Pushing ‘Woke DEI And Green New Scam’ Policies
The executive order directed federal agencies to review proxy-adviser regulations, examine potential antitrust concerns, and investigate whether the firms were advancing DEI and ESG activism.
Post-Match Clash In World Cup Final Triggers FIFA Probe
Argentina captain Lionel Messi additionally faced criticism from television pundits over his actions during the closing stages of the match.
Global Road Death Rates Fall, But Poorer Nations Continue To Struggle
In the United States, road fatalities have declined in recent years following a peak in 2021, and pedestrian deaths also fell during 2025.
Pentagon Says Nearly 100 U.S. Troops Injured In Iran Conflict
The Pentagon added that updated casualty information will continue to be published through the Defense Casualty Analysis System.
RNC Opens New Front In Election Integrity Battle Over ‘Never Residents’ Voting In 6 States
The RNC has sued battleground states Arizona and Nevada; blue states such as Colorado, New Jersey, and Virginia; and the red state of Nebraska over laws allowing non-residents to vote.
Constant, Tocqueville, And Acton On The Enlightenment, Liberalism, And Religion
Among the most interesting pages of Tocqueville’s little masterpiece, L’Ancien Régime et la Revolution, are those which he devotes to liberal thought in the decades preceding 1789.
Rescue Effort Turns Tragic As Five Drown In Ohio River
The incident began when one person entered the river to swim, prompting others to jump in to assist after the swimmer encountered difficulties.
Lindsey Graham's Sister Launches Bid For Full Senate Term
Graham confirmed her decision during an interview on Fox News, saying she accepted the challenge after receiving encouragement, including public support from President Donald Trump.
Andy Burnham Takes Office As Britain's Prime Minister
The report said Burnham's appointment follows Labour's poor performance in recent local elections, which led to Starmer's resignation.
Conservation Efforts Drive Oystercatcher Population Recovery
The species' numbers increased by 45% between 2008 and 2023, even as many other shorebird populations continue to decline.
DSA’s Dark Triumph: Socialism Surges as America Turns 250
With more than 120,000 members and chapters in all 50 states, DSA is now the largest socialist organization in U.S. history.
Economic Foundations And Christianity Are Compatible
Shawn Ritenour’s book provides a college-level introduction to economics, specifically Austrian economics, through the lens of Biblical theism and Christianity.