Trump Vows to Expand Death Penalty After Biden Commutes 37 Federal Death Row Sentences
The Biden administration has prioritized a shift away from the death penalty in favor of life sentences without parole.
Mina Kim Explains the Political Turmoil in South Korea
South Korea is currently in political turmoil after President Yoon Suk Yeol was impeached and suspended from his duties over a martial law attempt.
Texas Sculptor Recalls Decades-Long Journey to Success
Award-winning sculptor Craig Campobella discusses his beginnings, the importance of honest criticism, and why he chooses to create certain pieces.
‘A Complete Unknown’: A Guaranteed Timothée Chalamet Oscar
Chalamet’s bravura turn as Bob Dylan transcends mimicry and captures the essence of the rock star’s prickly but brilliant talent. It’s a channeling performance.
Christmas: Offering Hope Even Within the Mundane World
The holiday is bound up with hope for a better future, and hope allows us to thrive.
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Biden Signs Law Stripping Convicted Lawmakers of Taxpayer-Funded Pensions
President Joe Biden has signed a bill cutting pensions for members of Congress convicted of public corruption felonies.
American Airlines Resumes Flights After Nationwide Ground Halt
Unspecified technical issues were given as the reason for not lifting off.
Artist Cited in New York Times Attack Articles on Shen Yun Sets Record Straight
The former Shen Yun artist says the reporters appeared set on a negative story and omitted information, giving a skewed perspective of the company.
How Milei’s Radical Reforms Turned Argentina’s Economy Around
Milei cut 10 government agencies, fired 34,000 public employees, and cut spending by 30 percent—and the Trump transition team is taking notice.
Denmark Boosts Greenland’s Military Defense Capacity After Trump’s Remarks
Denmark is increasing Greenland’s defense spending amid growing Arctic tensions, following the president-elect’s renewed push to acquire it.
Day in Photos: Christmas Eve Around the World, Registration in Syria, and Hot Air Balloons in Nepal
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
The Real St. Nicholas and the Origin of ‘Santa Claus’
He was bishop of Myra, noted for his generosity to the poor.
Banking Industry Groups File Lawsuit Over Federal Reserve Bank ‘Stress Test’ Policies
Banks and business organizations are suing the Federal Reserve over alleged secrecy in developing policy for capital requirement assessments.
Biden Vetoes Bill Seeking to Create 66 New Judge Positions
The new positions would have addressed the ‘judicial backlog’ facing the nation, a lawmaker said.
Biden Signs $895 Billion Defense Authorization Bill Into Law
The president signed the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act despite objections over some provisions in the bill.
Nippon Steel’s Proposed $15 Billion Acquisition of US Steel Referred to Biden
President Joe Biden must now decide the fate of Nippon Steel of Japan’s purchase of U.S. Steel during his final days in office.
A Year Defined by Interest Rate Cuts, Stock Market Boom, and Inflation
Monetary policy, labor strife, and inflation—the world of business and economics was busy in 2024.
Congress Failed to Pass Any Critical Minerals Bill During 2023-24 Sessions
After more than 200 hearings failed to enact any of the 415 proposed bills, it will be up to the next Congress to put words into action on critical minerals.
NORAD Santa Tracker Continues to Bring Magical Tradition to Children Across the World
For the 69th year in a row, the ‘North American Aerospace Defense Command’ will track Santa’s journey in delivering gifts to children.
California’s Debt to US Government for Unemployment Loan Default Tops $21 Billion
Businesses are set to pay higher payroll taxes that increase annually until the debt is repaid.
US Launches New Trade Probe Into Chinese Legacy Chips
The new investigation could pave the way for the incoming Trump administration to add more tariffs.
‘Hänsel und Gretel’: An Unlikely Christmas Story
Learn how one mother’s quest to soften the original fairy tale helped transform it into one of today’s beloved operas.
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The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
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Packers Get Update on Injured WR Christian Watson
The Green Bay Packers lost wide receiver Christian Watson to injury during Monday’s win, but he could be back on the field soon.
Packers Get Update on Injured WR Christian Watson
The Green Bay Packers lost wide receiver Christian Watson to injury during Monday’s win, but he could be back on the field soon.
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Onion and Garlic: Cancer’s Natural Nemeses
A traditional Chinese medicine cancer expert shares how to use these kitchen staples to fight cancer, as well as four cancer-prone constitutions.
Onion and Garlic: Cancer’s Natural Nemeses
A traditional Chinese medicine cancer expert shares how to use these kitchen staples to fight cancer, as well as four cancer-prone constitutions.
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‘Maria’: Angelina Jolie Deserves an Oscar, the Film Doesn’t
While the film’s a blatant Oscar bid, it’s likely there’s no other actress who could have played the lead role better than Oscar-winner Angelina Jolie.
Reginald Fessenden: Father of Voice Radio
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a brilliant Canadian who moves to America to become a pioneer in wireless telegraphy.
‘Scrooge: A Christmas Carol’: Podcast Offered to Prison Ministry
G3 Prison Ministries will offer the podcast to inmates and their families to celebrate the Christmas season.
‘Let Me Buy You a Drink’: An Indie Gem
A film that straddles the line between fiction and documentary shows how a broken life can heal with the help of family and friends.
‘Maria’: Angelina Jolie Deserves an Oscar, the Film Doesn’t
While the film’s a blatant Oscar bid, it’s likely there’s no other actress who could have played the lead role better than Oscar-winner Angelina Jolie.
I’ve Already Made This Brown Butter Tortellini Twice in One Month
Dinner can be on the table in 30 minutes and using only a few ingredients.
Join This Golf Club and You’ll Get 7 ‘Home’ Courses Across the US
Having a membership at this club will let you golf when traveling.
History Off the Beaten Track: Women’s Compassion in War
In this installment of ‘History Off the Beaten Path,’ we visit Gettysburg and learn about the women who stepped up during the harrowing battle there.
250 Years Ago, Part 2: The First Continental Congress and the Suffolk Resolves
Colonial America’s trek to freedom was paved with disagreements, but, at the end, the Laws of Nature prevailed on the road to the Revolutionary War.
Nathaniel Palmer: The Accidental Polar Explorer
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet the son of a shipbuilder who becomes a sealer and ends up making two major polar discoveries.
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