WASHINGTON, D.C. — Concerns arose even within the White House that President Donald Trump may have taken his battle with Canada too far after he signed an executive order to rename hockey "Gay Ice Football."
SORATA — The good news was revealed to be advancing like never before, as a church in the U.S. announced over the weekend that it had sent out a team of missionaries to a remote tribe that had never heard Switchfoot.
By M. Walter I spent some time in the Democrat media, and it was so bizarre, I feel as though I were an astronaut, newly returned to the reality and surety of Earth.
By James Zumwalt The U.S. has finally come to accept a principle of warfare Israel recognized long ago: a fair fight against the mullahs involves tossing all rules out the window.
By Noel S. Williams Despite the Gen Z women trying to negate nature, at least our young men are trying to flirt with them; the pheromone-maxxing craze is testament to this.
The legislation seeks to prevent the Trump administration from renaming the great lake "Lake America," after the president signed an executive order last week that authorized the name change over tension with Canada.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met with Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov on the sidelines of the G20 Monday, a striking sign of the Trump administration's willingness to reopen high-level engagement with Moscow. Why it matters: Russia's top financial official is attending the gathering of global economic policymakers in person for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine. His appearance exposed the sharp divide between the U.S. and its European allies over how Moscow should be treated. The intrigue: A Treasury spokesperson told Axios that Bessent and Siluanov discussed Trump's Ukraine peace plan and economic growth. - In a statement, Russia's finance ministry said the talks covered financial issues between the two nations…
CNN’s Will Ripley spoke to the parents of 5-year-old Manisha, who was rescued more than two days after their home was swept away in Nepal’s devastating flooding.