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America at 250: The Pamphlet That Changed History
If you're planning to visit the gravesites of some of America's Founding Fathers as part of this year's semiquincentennial celebration, don't bother trying to locate Thomas Paine's.
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China's Taiwan War Games Raise Alarm of 2026 Attack
China's military buildup and recent "Justice Mission 2025" exercise aimed at practicing an invasion of Taiwan has analysts concerned that the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) will invade the island this year.
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America at 250: How Music Gave Voice to History
As the United States begins its semiquincentennial, marking 250 years since the nation's founding, Americans are reflecting on the cultural forces that have shaped the country's identity.Few have been as influential or enduring as music.
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How Trump Could Legally Acquire Greenland
President Donald Trump's renewed interest in Greenland has again sparked international controversy, but much of the criticism rests on a flawed premise that any American move toward Greenland would necessarily be illegal, imperialistic, or destabilizing.
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America at 250: A History Written With Allies
Two hundred and fifty years after the Declaration of Independence, the United States stands at the center of a vast web of alliances that defines the modern democratic world.
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Report Exposes Amtrak's High-Speed Train Debacle
When Amtrak heralded the launch of its latest high-speed trains last year, nowhere in the company's announcement did it mention the new trains are slower than those being replaced.
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America at 250: Forgotten Figures Who Altered History
As the United States approaches its semiquincentennial, marking 250 years since the nation's founding, Americans are reflecting on the stories that have shaped the country's history.
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America at 250: 10 Events That Shaped a Superpower
America was replete with significant historical events during its first 250 years as it grew from a land looked down upon by its British overlords to the world's most powerful nation.
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Trump's New Security Strategy a Civilizational Manifesto
The release of President Donald Trump's new National Security Strategy last month sent shock waves through Washington, echoing far beyond the capital and rippling across global capitals where old assumptions linger like relics of another age.
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America at 250: What Would the Founding Fathers Say?
As the United States approaches its semiquincentennial - 250 years since the Declaration of Independence - the question arises like a thunderclap from history: Would the Founding Fathers recognize the nation they created?
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For Trump Tariffs, Economic Boom or Bust in 2026
Tariffs are often misunderstood because their impact is rarely immediate.
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Beijing's Quiet Takeover of America's Backyard
For years, U.S. leaders warned about Beijing's steady march into the Western Hemisphere. Today, those concerns have shifted from abstract geopolitical theory to a concrete strategic challenge.
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Lawmakers Attempt to Rescue Fading Boxing Industry
Making boxing great again is the goal of proposed bipartisan legislation its proponents say will revive the sport that was once among the most popular in the world.
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America at 250: A Republic Unlike Any Other
On July 4, 1776, the American colonies declared their independence. On July 4, 2026, it will be 250 years since that defining moment – a quarter of a millennium of freedom under the only true constitutional republic the world has ever known.
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Celebrating the New Year in Uniquely American Ways
New Year's Eve celebrations elicit the sounds of popping champagne corks, watching a glittering ball drop in Times Square, and what usually turns out to be a plethora of optimistic, if not unrealistic, resolutions.
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Trump's 'Golden Fleet' Battleship Faces Rough Seas
President Donald Trump's ambitious new plan for a "Golden Fleet" built around the so-called "Trump-class battleship" faces an uphill climb.
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Ukraine's 50-Year Security Request Raises Red Flags
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s request for decades-long U.S. security guarantees after meeting President Donald Trump is raising questions about constitutional authority and historical precedent.
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Who Controls AI? Trump Order Ignites National Fight
As states like Florida flexes its muscles to protect its citizenry from the dark side of artificial intelligence, a fierce debate rages: Who really holds the reins on the future of AI?
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World Watches as Australia Restricts Kids' Social Media
There have been silent nights on social media for Australian children this holiday season.
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Immigration, Demand, and the Housing Squeeze
For years, Americans watched home prices and rents sprint ahead of incomes while the supply of new housing lagged badly behind demand.
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DMSO: A Controversial Hope for Gut Repair
Living with chronic gastrointestinal (GI) conditions such as ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, irritable bowel syndrome, recurrent ulcers, or cirrhosis of the liver is more than an inconvenience , it's a daily struggle.
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FDA Faces Heat From GOP Over Abortion Drug Safety
Senate Republicans accused the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of dodging questions about the safety of a chemical abortion drug it approved this year.
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New Jesus Cast as Jim Caviezel Leaves 'Passion' Sequel
In a twist laced with irony, Jim Caviezel, the actor who endured a lightning strike, hypothermia, and a dislocated shoulder to bring Jesus to life in Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ," has walked away from reprising the role in the upcoming two-part sequel.
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Technology Gives New Edge in Child Trafficking Fight
Human and child sex traffickers are plying their trade into deeper and darker corners of the internet while trying to hide their crimes and groom more victims.
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Rare Hurricane-Free Season Roils US Political Debate
The Atlantic hurricane season ended Nov. 30 with a rare result that has quickly been weaponized in Washington's climate debate.