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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth polled nine top commanders on cutting the Pentagon's civilian-harm program. All nine said keep it. He cut it anyway — and the strikes that followed forced a partial reversal.
At least 15 Idaho children in a faith-healing sect have died from treatable illnesses since 2015. The state's religious exemption law, expanded rathe…
Portuguese and African ants have been filmed rescuing wounded nestmates and treating their injuries, pushing survival rates from 20 to 90 percent. Th…
A University of Tennessee audit and eight addiction specialists flagged serious problems with Dr. Craig Towers' 2020 naltrexone study. The journal re…
A CENTCOM official's on-record admission of a journalist blacklist contradicts the Pentagon's public denials, and lands inside a broader restructurin…
Canada's dollar-for-dollar tariff retaliation against Washington is a strategic bet by Mark Carney that Canadian voters will absorb short-term pain l…
A federal judge struck down Secretary of State Marco Rubio's blanket visa ban on 75 countries, ruling he exceeded statutory authority under the 1965…
Missouri Republicans have placed a measure on the November ballot that repeals voter-approved abortion rights while banning gender transition care al…
A new documentary follows three American physicians into Gaza's collapsing hospitals — and tracks what happened when they came home to describe what…
Ukraine's shelved plan to swarm Moscow airports with autonomous AI drones reveals a threshold democracies are approaching one technical fix at a time.
