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Bolivia's leader outlines a shift from socialism to "capitalism for everyone," seeking United States investment in lithium, copper and natural gas.

Charlotte Mason's "living books" philosophy offers a powerful alternative to bland textbooks, transforming how children learn through great literature.

The U.S.-China trade deficit is falling fast, but Xi Jinping offered little beyond pandas and ping-pong diplomacy during Trump's State Visit.

From fictional robots like Hal and Megan to real OpenAI agents that hacked their creators, frontier AI models show deeply troubling behavior.

Americans spent over $113 billion on lottery tickets in 2024, yet Powerball and Mega Millions offer some of the worst odds in all of gambling.

Ground beef hit a record $6.92 per pound as the U.S. cattle herd falls to a 75-year low, and Trump signed executive orders targeting beef industry reform.

The People's Republic of China now holds space preeminence as the U.S. confirms on-orbit weapons and prepares for cislunar military challenges.

Permitting delays average over two years and cost millions, crushing small manufacturers and defense startups before they can begin production.

Americans lost a record $20.9 billion to internet scams in 2025, with social media fraud costs eight times higher than 2020, FBI data reveals.

When Sheen is beatified on September 24, James, accompanied by my husband, me and our other seven children, will carry and present the first-class relic at the ceremony

Nikole Hannah-Jones sent her daughter to failing New York City schools to live out her progressive values, but her decade-long experiment ended badly.

Abdul El-Sayed's support among Black voters in Michigan is dropping fast, and even a Kamala Harris campaign appearance may not fix the problem.

Supreme Court's October docket tackles climate lawsuits, digital privacy and retirement plan claims as U.S. tort costs approach $1 trillion by 2030.

The IRS admitted its conservation easement tax assessments are flawed, creating a new office to address cases affecting 250,000 taxpayers nationwide.

Michele Tafoya and Lisa Demuth navigate a tricky balance on Trump in Minnesota, embracing some policies while keeping the president at arm's length.

President Donald Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington with leverage on critical minerals, semiconductors and sanctions against Russia and Iran.

China supplies over 90% of the technology fueling Vladimir Putin's war machine while buying billions in Russian oil under new U.S. sanctions scrutiny.

From Fidel Castro's denunciations to the origins of the BDS movement, the U.N.'s Durban conference codified radical anti-Western hatred 25 years ago.

The Supreme Court's Suncor v. Boulder case could determine whether cities or Congress control carbon emissions regulation and U.S. energy policy.

No matter how many ads the Democrats and propaganda media run claiming that the economy is strong, Americans know the truth. They go to the grocery store every day.