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With Two Regional Wars, Does Security in Indo-Pacific Hang in Balance?
‘Despite these historic clashes in Europe and the Middle East, the Indo-Pacific has remained our priority theater of operations,’ says US Secretary of Defense
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How the CCP Silences Talk in the West on Forced Organ Harvesting
Beijing uses its long arm to stifle people from speaking out about its atrocities.
Experts Weigh In on Trump’s Options for Appeal After Conviction
The jury instructions, indictment, testimony, and the judge’s background have all prompted speculation about a possible appeal.
As Climate Lawsuits Ramp Up Against Oil and Gas, So Could Energy Costs
States are not just suing oil and gas companies; they are also lodging climate-related lawsuits against food companies.
Why Trump Guilty Verdict Might Not Change Minds in Key Swing States
Independent voters in Michigan and Wisconsin were less concerned with the conviction itself than with determining which candidate, if any, deserves the job.
Brain Dead People May Not Be Dead–Here’s Why
A brain dead person is legally dead, but whether they may be biologically alive is still up for debate.
Biden, Trump Test Executive Privilege With Claims
Trump and Biden ironically may need to rely on each other in order to maintain or assert privilege over communications they’d like to keep under wraps.
What Can Be Done to Prevent DNA-Sized Plastics From Invading Our Bodies?
Amid debates on a global treaty to end plastic pollution, mounting research reveals risks to human health and an urgent need for solutions.
Boeing Enters ‘New Territory’ With Federal Probe, Possible Criminal Charges
Aviation experts and lawyers say Boeing could see massive fines or another settlement agreement, and individuals such as CEO Dave Calhoun could face charges.
Trump Verdict Seen as ‘Pivotal Moment’ for Undecided Voters
Lawyers, pollsters, and politicos weigh in on how they think the New York jury’s decision will affect the 2024 presidential race.
How a US Retail Giant Conquered Inflation
As rivals struggle, Walmart pushes Wall Street to new heights.
These Black and Hispanic Biden Voters Plan to Vote for Trump
Saying their values are no longer represented in the Democrat Party, more minority voters are switching to Republican.
Hunter Hopes to Change Doctrine That Gives Wildlife Agents Free Rein on Private Property
Property owners are fighting a Prohibition-era Supreme Court decision that laid the groundwork for government agents to enter and search private land at will.
Still Flying High, WWII Plane That Led D-Day Operation Heads to Normandy
Max Gurney, 102, of San Diego is a proud member of the small contingent of surviving veterans who will witness the historic event.
Everything You Need to Know as Trump Trial Heads to Verdict
The charges, the witnesses, those who didn’t testify, and the final arguments before the jury takes control.
Trump, Biden Escalate Attacks on RFK Jr., Who Plans to ‘Spoil the Election’ for Both
As Democrats and Republicans worry that he will take away votes from their candidate, RFK Jr. says ’this is a three-man race, and I intend to win.’
Could Ticket Splitters Hurt Biden in 2024?
Some question if split ticket voting will tip the scales in some key Senate contests where polling shows large gaps in presidential preference.
Republicans Are Winning the Voter Registration Battle in Battleground States
In Pennsylvania, Nevada, and North Carolina, the Republican Party is cutting into the Democrats’ advantage of registered voters.
In Blow to China, Argentina’s Milei Looking to US for Defense Cooperation
Analysts point to signs that President Javier Milei is bringing the country back in line with U.S. strategic interests.
The Incoming Commercial Real Estate Crisis No One Seems Prepared For
‘I think that there’s more to come,’ said Peter Earle, research fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research.