Monthly Archives: August 2026
USS George Washington Arrives in Middle East as USS Lincoln Heads Home
A new U.S. aircraft carrier has moved into the Middle East as the USS Abraham Lincoln begins its trip home after an extended deployment....
14 People Face Charges in Penn State Cocaine Case
Pennsylvania prosecutors have charged 14 people after an investigation into cocaine sales connected to Penn State University students and two fraternities. Most of those...
Trump Says Strait of Hormuz Could Become U.S. Territory
President Donald Trump said Friday that he wants the Strait of Hormuz to become American territory after the war with Iran ends. He made...
Trump Delays 50% Tariffs on Canada as Trade Talks Continue
President Donald Trump has put planned 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian imports on hold for three days while the United States and...
19-Nation Coalition Develops Joint Plan to Fight Drug Cartels
The United States and 18 other countries are preparing a coordinated effort against drug cartels operating across the Western Hemisphere. Defense officials from the...
Iran Signals Offensive Shift as Talks With U.S. Break Down
Iran is preparing to take a more aggressive military approach as negotiations with the United States remain stalled, raising new questions about whether the...
Russia Charges Telegram CEO Pavel Durov With Aiding Terrorism
Russia has filed terrorism-related charges against Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov and added him to its international wanted list, according to an announcement...
Scientists Find Signs of a Possible Atmosphere on Planet 49 Light-Years Away
A rocky planet nearly 49 light-years away has become the focus of new research after astronomers found evidence suggesting gases may surround it. The...
India Gives Beverage Companies 90 Days to Drop ‘Energy Drink’ Label
A growing section of India’s beverage market is facing a labeling change after food regulators rejected the use of the name “energy drink” for...
German Study Finds Amber Lights Could Better Protect Insects at Night
Researchers in Germany have found that changing the type of outdoor lights used at railway stations could help protect insects. Their study looked at...
