Month: July 2025

The witnesses who testified before federal grand juries in New York investigating sex-trafficking allegations against Jeffrey Epstein and his former companion, Ghislaine Maxwell, were all members of law enforcement, according…

Twenty-five people aboard a Delta Air Lines flight were hospitalized on Wednesday evening after the plane, which was flying from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam, experienced strong turbulence that forced…

President Trump on Wednesday announced the development of a health care records system that he said would allow Americans to more easily and broadly share their personal health information with…

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Investigators painted a devastating picture Wednesday of numerous mistakes and government failures that converged at a tragic point 278 feet above the Potomac River on Jan. 29, in the fullest…

United States President Donald Trump has announced a trade deal with South Korea, the latest agreement unveiled ahead of his August 1 deadline for the imposition of steep tariffs on dozens…

Ryne Sandberg, the Hall of Fame Chicago Cubs second baseman who was acclaimed for both his brilliant fielding and his power hitting, died on Monday. He was 65. The Cubs announced…

On July 26 the Israeli newspaper Haaretz ran this headline: “Israel at War Day 659. Gaza Medical Sources: At Least 25 Killed by Israeli Gunfire, Some While Waiting for Aid.”…

A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked a provision in President Donald Trump’s domestic policy package that cut Medicaid funding to certain abortion providers — a measure that primarily impacted Planned Parenthood.…

Each summer, sun-starved Finns flock to Hietsu Beach, a sandy stretch in Helsinki, to exercise, splash and attempt to tan. Amid a late July, record-breaking heat wave, a very different…