
Trump Uses Dubious Census Report to Claim Noncitizen Voter Fraud
A controversial Census Bureau report linked to a Trump-aligned think tank fuels claims of illegal noncitizen voting.

A controversial Census Bureau report linked to a Trump-aligned think tank fuels claims of illegal noncitizen voting.

Defense analyst notes U.S. military’s challenges with missile shortages and Iran’s rapid weapon production.

The number of Americans filing for bankruptcy is rising, with over 500,000 cases in 2025, a 50% increase from 2022.

In a heartwarming act of solidarity, a group of teenage boys stepped up to help Nora take her first-day-of-school photo after losing her brother, Brady.

Tessa Davis faced a difficult choice for her son’s discipline: suspension or paddling. This decision left a lasting impact.

Elbridge Gerry, a lesser-known Founding Father, gave us “gerrymander” after redistricting to favor his party in 1812.

A coalition of labor unions and higher-education groups sued the Trump administration to halt a new immigration rule.

NPR’s Sacha Pfeiffer interviews Middlebury College Professor Allison Stanger on how AI enhances her writing process.

Animated biblical film ‘David’ hits UK and Irish cinemas on August 21, following its $88M global box office success.

Over 80% of US pastors have considered leaving ministry due to church culture challenges, a new survey reveals.

The Church of Scotland has transferred ownership of an 800-year-old cathedral to a community group in Brechin.

New efforts to establish a “smart wall” along the U.S.-Mexico border are sparking protests in Arizona.