GOP lawmakers sporadically resist Trump’s broad executive actions; will this trend persist?
President Trump announced $12 billion in aid for farmers hit by tariffs, but rising health care costs remain a concern.
Virginia’s governor-elect Abigail Spanberger appoints Stanley Meador, linked to a controversial FBI memo, as security head.
Jonathan Evans was installed as lead pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, succeeding his father, Tony Evans, who was restored to ministry after a year-long restoration process.
Pakistan’s Parliament passed a long-delayed law establishing a National Commission for Minorities, aimed at protecting religious minorities.
Health insurance premiums in the U.S. rose sharply from 1999 to 2024, tripling the rate of worker earnings growth.
The ICEBlock developer sues the Trump administration for free speech violations after Apple removed the app.
Bethlehem and Jerusalem celebrate Christmas with lights and unity, marking hope amid ongoing challenges and recovery efforts.
What’s the point of monetary policy? For the Fed, it’s about promoting maximum employment and stable prices.
Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. for $72 billion aims to solidify its dominance in the streaming market.
Samantha Fulnecky, a psychology student at the University of Oklahoma, faces controversy and divided public opinion over her biblical view on gender.
After the Supreme Court favored Texas Republicans, they gain an edge in 2026 redistricting, potentially adding seats.
