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Nearly 3,200 Boeing workers who build fighter jets are now on strike
Boeing workers who build fighter jets went on strike Monday at midnight Central Daylight Time. About 3,200 workers at Boeing facilities in…
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Leicestershire's policing boss Rupert Matthews joins Reform UK
Pete Saull Political Editor, BBC East Midlands The police and crime commissioner for Leicestershire and Rutland has defected from the…
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Congress eyes repeal of One Big Beautiful Bill's tax increase for gamblers
A group of lawmakers is working to scratch a new gambling penalty tucked into President Trump's sweeping tax and spending mega-bill. The…
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Rep. Nancy Mace kicks off South Carolina GOP gubernatorial bid, says she's 'Trump in high heels'
Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina is running for governor, entering a GOP primary in which competition for President Trump's…
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Former football coach Dooley enters Georgia Republican primary to take on Sen. Ossoff
Republican Derek Dooley, a former college and professional football coach, is launching a Senate campaign in his home state of Georgia on…
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We Must Protect One of Our Greatest National Assets from China
Our nation will not truly be secure until our farmland, food supply chain, and valuable research products are protected from malign…
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Republicans’ Summer Challenge: Selling the Big, Beautiful Spending Bill to Voters
Piercing through the Democratic talking points won’t be easy. Source link
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Remember When Trump Was a Russian Agent?
His nuclear saber-rattling puts paid to a baseless smear. Source link
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Trump Is Shooting the Messenger
The economy itself is what it is, no matter how the statistics are reported. Source link
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Kate Forbes: Deputy first minister to stand down as MSP
Angus Cochrane BBC Scotland News Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes will stand down at next year's Holyrood election. The Skye, Lochaber…
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The Iranian Revolution Almost Didn’t Happen
Strange to think, but there was a time when the United States’ most steadfast ally in the Middle East was Iran. In 1953, the C.I.A. had…
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The Media’s Urge to Be “Fair” to Trump Is Killing the Republic
Uh, no. Here are a few facts and figures, none of which appear in the article. Federal revenue from all sources in recent years has been…
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Fighting Wildfires Is Hellish Work. It’s Even Worse Under Trump.
The administration’s claims about being well-equipped to fight fires are selective, at best. Of the estimated 4,000 U.S. Forest Service…
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When Did Republican Women Get to Be So Vile as These Four?
On the main stage, Attorney General Pam Bondi has proven a singularly dutiful and hollow-eyed Trump soldier. (For Manson Family…
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A History of Abortion Undergrounds—and a Guide to Starting One
Here’s what one interaction, quoted in Vessel, a documentary about Women on Waves and Women on Web, looks like: MAY 27, 7:20PM Dear Women…
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The quality employees need most right now from their leaders may surprise you
The question of what people need from their leaders has many answers. However, recent Gallup research found that respondents from 52…
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Migrant boat capsizes off Yemen, killing more than 60
At least 68 migrants have died after a boat with about 157 people on board sank off the coast of Yemen in bad weather. The vessel capsized…
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Trump to name new Fed governor, jobs data head in coming days
US President Donald Trump said that he will announce a new Federal Reserve governor and a new jobs data statistician in the coming days,…
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Malaysian palm oil firm FGV to be delisted on August 28
Felda settlers own shares in the company but have not seen the returns that they were promised when the company was listed in 2012…
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Almost half of U.S. employees have experienced political discrimination
Feeling comfortable enough at work to speak your mind can undoubtedly make for a pleasant work environment. But today many employees are…
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How Trump’s trade war impacts the tech sector
The Trump administration has announced sweeping tariffs—ranging from 10% to 41%—on goods from nearly 70 countries, set to take effect for…
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Chinese university students told to spy on classmates, report says
Chinese students at UK universities are being pressured to spy on their classmates in an attempt to suppress the discussion of issues that…
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Government pledges extra £100m funding to tackle people smuggling
The Home Office has announced £100m in extra funding as part of efforts to crack down on illegal people smuggling in the English Channel.…