Arthur at 30: How a Neighbourhood Aardvark Became a Mainstay of Children’s Television
The animated series Arthur marks 30 years since its 1996 premiere on PBS Kids, reflecting on its educational role and cultural legacy.
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Rebuilding U.S. Credibility Abroad Starts with Pluralism at Home
To lead again on human rights, the U.S. must restore pluralism at home and pursue consistent, multilateral engagement abroad.
When Money Strains a Marriage: $8M, Resentment and an ‘Ironclad’ Prenup
A woman with an $8 million net worth faces her husband’s resentment despite an ‘ironclad’ prenup; legal and relational implications emerge.
A Rescuer’s Memory: Three Years After the October 7 Assault
Israeli rescuer Natan Kenig continues to suffer daily flashbacks three years after the October 7 attack, and has sought therapy to cope.
Trump Champions Data Centers in Ohio as Senate Contest Tightens
At a Vandalia rally, President Trump argued data centers boost Ohio’s economy and U.S. edge in AI, framing the issue in a competitive midterm Senate race.
Debris Found From Missing Medical Plane Off Massachusetts Coast
Coast Guard crews recovered debris from a medical jet carrying six people after a rapid descent was recorded; search and investigation continue.
U.S. carrier pauses off Phuket for crew rest after Middle East deployment
USS George H.W. Bush arrived off Phuket with about 4,800 personnel for rest-and-recreation after months supporting US operations in the Middle East.
Rove Says Paxton Faces Real Risk if He Refuses to Debate Talarico
Karl Rove warned that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton could lose his Senate bid if he refuses to debate Democrat James Talarico.
Rove Says Paxton Faces Real Risk if He Refuses to Debate Talarico
Karl Rove warned that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton could lose his Senate bid if he refuses to debate Democrat James Talarico.
NIH reorganizes website into eight thematic hubs to simplify public access
NIH restructures its site into eight thematic hubs to make health, research and grant information easier to find.