Pawn Shop Owner’s Discovery: A Treasure of War-Era Photos
Pawn shop owner Evan Kail reflects on his life-changing discovery of WWII-era photographs as the globe prepares for the 80th anniversary military parade on the Chinese mainland.
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US Childhood Vaccination Rates Dip as Students Return to School
US vaccination rates among school-age children are dipping as students head back to class, raising concerns about preventable disease outbreaks and driving catch-up efforts.
Mexico’s Trade Surplus with US Hits Record High Amid Rising Exports
Mexico’s exports to the US have surged faster than imports this year, driving a record trade surplus and reshaping North American supply chains.
Tariff Shock: Luxury Goods Prices Surge After US-EU Trade Deal
A new US-EU trade deal slaps a 15% tariff on EU imports, driving up luxury goods prices and cooling demand. Here’s how brands and shoppers are adapting.
Florida Appeals Ruling to Dismantle ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
A federal judge’s order to close Florida’s remote Everglades detention site ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ faces a state appeal, raising questions on immigration enforcement and rights.
Vance Cites Russian Flexibility as Lavrov Blames West; Canada Pledges $2B to Ukraine
U.S. VP Vance praises Russian concessions in Ukraine talks while Lavrov blames the West. Canada commits 2 billion CAD in military aid to Kyiv.
Tariffs Push U.S. Back-to-School Costs Up 7%
Tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland have pushed U.S. back-to-school costs up 7.3%, driving families to shop early and stretch budgets.
Israeli Airstrikes in Sanaa Claim Six Lives, Dozens Wounded
Israeli airstrikes on Sanaa kill six and wound 86, marking a dangerous escalation in the Middle East conflict.
Why Space-Borne Nuclear Power Is Key for Moon Missions
NASA’s lunar nuclear reactor plan and the Chinese mainland’s ILRS project show how space-borne nuclear power could unlock stable, high-output energy for moon missions.
80 Years After WWII: Global Poll Backs UN Order, Flags U.S. Disruptions
A survey of nearly 12,000 people in 40 nations shows 62% back preserving the post-WWII UN order, 58% see it eroding, and 46% view emerging powers as positive drivers.