Study Links Nearly 1.7 Million Deaths To Second-Hand Smoke Exposure
Researchers estimated that 2.71 billion people were exposed to tobacco smoke, contributing to 44.8 million disability-adjusted life years.
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Inflation Destroys Family Well-Being
Government monetary policy is fundamentally a moral issue because central banks disrupt the core principles of voluntary exchange, private property rights, and natural law.
Boston Scientific Warns Cyberattack Will Hurt 2026 Sales And Profits
The medical device company disclosed the impact in an SEC filing, about two weeks after detecting unauthorized network activity on August 25.
Ben Bernanke Didn’t Prevent A Depression. He Prevented A Recovery
As Murray Rothbard demonstrated in America’s Great Depression, Herbert Hoover intervened in the economy following the aftermath of the 1929 stock market crash more than any president had previously done.
FIRST OF ITS KIND: Civil Rights Division Tests Novel Use Of Education Law To Combat Gender Secrecy Policies
The school district said in a statement Tuesday that it has fully complied with the federal laws in question, despite the gender secrecy policy.
US Imposes New Sanctions On Iran’s Aviation Sector
The Treasury Department said the measures are part of its campaign to isolate Iran’s economy and restrict its access to global markets.
Trump Marks 25th Anniversary Of 9/11 With Tribute To Fallen Heroes
Trump posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, a volunteer firefighter known as the “Man in the Red Bandana.”
That Vote’s Gotta Hurt
You’d think this sort of resolution would be a no-brainer. It’s not a law. There’s no money involved.
Smithsonian Leadership Shake-Up Comes Amid White House Tensions
Secretary Lonnie Bunch previously challenged a White House review of the Smithsonian
Watch: Houthi Attack Explodes Transports Along Yemen-Saudi Border Line
A video released by Yemen's Houthi movement showed heavy smoke billowing from burning cargo trucks near the Al-Wadiah border crossing following a targeted strike.
Apple’s Foldable iPhone Faces Tough Competition From China
IDC analyst Francisco Jeronimo told CNBC that the launches were timed deliberately to get products in stores before Apple’s expected announcement.
SEC Moves Against LSU As Roster Dispute Intensifies
The SEC said LSU’s actions undermine conference rules and could cause further harm
Trump Posts Map Depicting Canada, Mexico As Part Of US
The president shared the image depicting several foreign countries covered by the American flag on his social media platform Truth Social.
OpenAI Scientist Calls For Caution As AI Intelligence Accelerates
According to Pachocki, AI systems are becoming more capable across research, cybersecurity and computer operation, creating both major opportunities and new risks.