Economist Allison Schrager argues that in their longing for a bygone era, Republicans unknowingly align with European ideals. This provocative perspective invites a reevaluation of the GOP’s true aspirations.

As a sweeping federal budget bill moves forward, Virginia stands at the brink of significant Medicaid changes that could affect its most vulnerable residents. Democrats and advocates warn that billions in federal cuts may strip essential resources from those who need them most.

In Southern California, a health center is making house calls to immigrant patients too afraid to leave their homes, ensuring they don’t miss out on critical medical care. This initiative addresses a growing fear that has kept many from attending vital medical appointments.

Facing the stark reality of costing nearly four cents to produce, the U.S. penny’s future is in jeopardy. President Trump’s call to cease its production has intensified the debate over the coin’s practicality.

Russia unleashed a massive drone and missile attack on Kyiv, wounding at least 15 people, even as it engaged in the largest prisoner exchange with Ukraine since the invasion began.

Between May 16 and May 22, 2025, Larimer County conducted comprehensive restaurant inspections to ensure the health and safety of its residents. These evaluations play a crucial role in maintaining high standards within the local food industry.

In response to US export curbs, Nvidia plans to launch a lower-cost AI chip for the Chinese market using its Blackwell architecture. The new GPU is designed to bypass restrictions and is set to enter mass production as early as June 2025.

President Donald Trump achieved a significant victory this week as the House narrowly approved his sweeping bill on tax cuts, spending increases, and immigration initiatives. The one-vote margin underscores the contentious nature of the legislation, which Trump proudly refers to as his “big beautiful bill.”

In the latest episode of “This Week In Space,” hosts Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik delve into the movement to establish July 20 as “Lunar Landing Day.” The discussion centers around the effort to make this date a national holiday.

President Donald Trump delivered the commencement address at West Point, congratulating the cadets on their achievements and emphasizing his administration’s focus on rebuilding the military. He praised individual cadets, highlighted military accomplishments, and criticized past policies.

President Donald Trump has demanded that Apple manufacture iPhones sold in the United States domestically or face a 25% tariff. Top analyst Ming-Chi Kuo suggests that Apple is unlikely to relocate production, finding it more profitable to absorb the tariff than to move assembly lines back home.

Two weeks after the most intense military clashes between Pakistan and India in decades, hidden dangers linger along the border. Clearance teams are meticulously combing through fields for unexploded shells, aiming to make the area safe so residents can finally return home.

At least eight people were wounded in a drone and missile attack on Kyiv Saturday, according to city authorities. The assault occurred just as Ukraine and Russia were engaged in a major prisoner swap.

Harvard University has taken legal action against the Trump administration’s directive to bar international student enrollment. A federal judge issued an immediate halt to the ban, intensifying concerns across California campuses.

A Colorado couple has been found guilty of staging a cross burning intended to garner sympathy for a Black candidate. The conviction highlights a disturbing attempt to manipulate political sentiment through deceptive practices.

Montgomery County Commissioners will meet on May 27 to discuss advancing $480 million in county road bond projects and a program incentivizing local companies to enhance their energy and water infrastructure. These initiatives aim to improve infrastructure and promote sustainable practices within the county.

As tariffs drive up prices, consumers wonder if turning to ‘Made in USA’ products might offer financial relief—but the search for affordable options isn’t always easy.

New Hampshire and its acute-care hospitals have settled a bitter lawsuit over allegations that the state planned to exploit federal Medicaid reimbursement provisions for significant profit while offering hospitals $70 million.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Democratic lawmakers have departed Annapolis with hard feelings and unresolved issues, signaling a communications breakdown that could impact the 2025 session.

An incident at a gold mine near Johannesburg has left 260 miners stranded underground overnight. Damage to a mine shaft has prevented their exit, according to statements from the mine manager and the miners’ union on Friday.

The British government has signed a deal to transfer the Chagos Islands’ sovereignty to Mauritius, effectively blocking the return of hundreds of displaced islanders. Born on the islands and expelled from their homeland more than half a century ago, these individuals now fear they will never be able to go back home.