Thomas Jefferson avenged the deaths of Americans killed by terrorists
It finally happened. After over 160 attacks on American troops, three U.S. soldiers died at the hands of Iranian proxies, and world commerce is held hostage by Houthi bandits.
It finally happened. After over 160 attacks on American troops, three U.S. soldiers died at the hands of Iranian proxies, and world commerce is held hostage by Houthi bandits.
Global market realities and Biden administration policies are coming together in a way that's accelerated the number of attempts by energy companies to merge.
There's more than meets the eye to the Democrats' erasure of the nation's southern border.
Well, the general election is coming in November, and it's a good time to reflect on President Biden's disastrous three years in office.
President Biden's gaffes and flip-flops on issues would fill a book, but he combined several categories of verbal meanderings at last week's National Prayer Breakfast.
King Charles waited 70 years to take the British throne, but 15 months after donning the crown he has been diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace announced Monday.
Forty years ago, Harvard, America's oldest university, was often ranked the best in the world.
Andes Logistics Integration was founded by Cristobal Huidobro in Chile in 2006 as a company dedicated to logistics, foreign trade consultancy and the national distribution of cargo on varying scales.
With most teams around the NFL downgrading the value of running backs, the 49ers ultimately decided the cost of four draft picks was worth it to acquire Christian McCaffrey from Carolina if they wanted to have a team worthy of winning a championship.
More than two-thirds of U.S. hotels have experienced staff shortages in 2024 despite raising wages to an all-time high since the COVID-19 pandemic, an industry survey shows.
A union representing hospitality workers says it has reached a tentative agreement with six more hotel-casinos in downtown Las Vegas and called off a strike deadline for another.
The extraordinary efforts to jail and bankrupt former President Donald Trump aren't having the expected impact.
Hollywood saw a surprise box office hit last weekend.
Japan revealed Monday that its foreign ministry had been the target of what it said was a Chinese cyberattack, one day after Japanese and U.S. forces, engaging in a joint drill, named Beijing as the hypothetical enemy for the first time.
The D.C. Defenders will return to Audi Field this spring to play in the UFL, the new league that emerged after the XFL and the USFL joined forces.
Rep. Victoria Spartz of Indiana said Monday she plans to seek another term in the House.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell warned that the United States government is on an "unsustainable fiscal path" Sunday as the national debt has ballooned to record levels.
My precious valentine, the man I used to refer to as "my reason for living," passed away this past September to enjoy heaven with Jesus after a seven-year battle with Parkinson's disease.
Members of Congress are pressing the Environmental Protection Agency over its renewed support for animal testing and its backsliding on rabbits that were supposed to be retired, saying the government must seek out more humane ways to do science.
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President Biden recently traveled to North Carolina to promote his goal of affordable internet access for all Americans, but the promise for 23 million families across the U.S. is on shaky ground.
"Trump calls United Auto Workers 'hopeless case' for refusing to endorse him" (Web, Feb. 2) might explore how the rank and file feel.
The Biden administration said Monday it will target menthol cigarettes in this year's anti-smoking awareness campaign.
Is empathizing with the manifestly unjust treatment of former President Donald Trump and his supporters enough to justify casting a vote for Mr. Trump in November?
Given the nuclear capability of many countries around the world, direct confrontation could lead to the last world war ("China's move on Taiwan could come even sooner than projected, U.S. commander warns," web, Feb. 1).