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U.S. Coast Guard Moves Forward with Proposed 4-mile-wide Arctic Shipping Corridor Near Alaska
The U.S. Coast Guard, in cooperation with other federal agencies, is moving forward with proposing a two-directional shipping corridor from Alaska’s Bering Strait to the U.S.-Canada border in the Beaufort Sea. The proposed shipping lane aims to...

U.S. government seeks stay on some civil cases amid federal government shutdown
A number of civil cases at the District Court of Guam have either been temporarily stayed, or the U.S. government is requesting a stay, due to the ongoing federal government shutdown. Four cases were affected as of Friday afternoon, based on a...

Reclaiming U.S. Citizenship After Renunciation
Legal Standards, Rare Reversals, and Lessons from Case Studies Renouncing United States citizenship is often described as one of the most permanent legal decisions a person can make. The act severs the rights, responsibilities, and privileges tied...

Partial Shutdown of U.S. Govt Operations: Deepening Political Division Causes Concern
Editorial 15:44 JST, October 3, 2025 The U.S. federal government budget expired on Oct. 1, leading to a partial shutdown of government operations. The standoff between the Republican Party and the Democratic Party has reached its most intense...

Sleep Patterns in U.S. Kids with Neurodiversity
In a groundbreaking study set to redefine our understanding of pediatric sleep health, researchers have unveiled a complex web of factors influencing sleep duration and bedtime regularity in children across the United States. This extensive...

Japan boosts Pacific alliances as global confidence in U.S wanes
TOKYO (PMN)—As trust in the United States fades globally, one of its closest allies, Japan, is actively seeking to strengthen its ties with countries in the Pacific and Asia regions. Concerns over trade disagreements, security pressures, and...

Lockheed Martin Sikorsky Gets 5-Year Contract to Build Helicopters for the U.S. Marine Corps
The U.S. Navy has awarded Lockheed Martin Sikorsky a $10.855 billion contract to build up to 99 CH-53K King Stallion helicopters for the U.S. Marine Corps over five years. This contract is the largest order to date for the aircraft. The award will...

Minister: Agreements signed in the U.S. hold significant importance for the region
As a result of the reforms carried out under the leadership of President Ilham Aliyev, we are witnessing the improvement of Azerbaijan’s economic environment and the increase in the competitiveness of entrepreneurs, Minister of Economy of...

As U.S. hiring slows, more Americans are job hunting for months
When Anna Whitlock was let go from her job in the technology industry in November of 2024, she wasn't worried about lining up a new position. The Washington state resident had 11 years of experience managing network infrastructure projects, a...

El Paso Named One of the Driest Cities in the U.S.
El Paso has been dubbed the sweatiest city and the city with the ugliest men, and we can debate if all that's true later, but today I come to you with bad news that we have made yet another unfavorable list. However, when I tell you what list we...

Massive Pentagon Leak Reveals U.S. Plans to Counter Iran in the Red Sea
by Our Correspondent in Doha A massive leak of highly classified U.S. Department of Defense documents has been exposed on a Telegram channel reportedly run by Iranian operators, raising alarm within Washington and among U.S. allies. The files,...
Rupee falls 5 paise to 88.76 against U.S. dollar in early trade
At the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee opened at 88.68, then lost ground and touched 88.76 against the U.S. dollar, registering a decline of 5 paise over its previous close. | Photo Credit: Reuters The rupee witnessed range-bound...

These Dog-Friendly Breweries Across The U.S. Are Worth Traveling For
There’s nothing quite like combining a love of travel, craft beer and your four-legged best friend. Across the U.S. (and beyond), an increasing number of breweries are rolling out the welcome mat for pups – complete with dog-friendly patios, water...

United States and China in the 21st Century
“The planet’s fate is no longer decided on isolated battlefields, but in the permanent tension between two giants competing for trade, technology, and power.” The 21st century has no fixed center. It shifts to the rhythm of the rivalry between the...

United States downgraded to 'critically insufficient' in major international rating: 'The US is being left behind'
Photo Credit: Getty Images An initiative that tracks progress in the fight against rising global temperatures has downgraded the United States from "insufficient" to "critically insufficient" based on a new report. What's happening? The Climate...

Chagas researchers argue U.S. health officials should upgrade the disease’s classification
SAN ANTONIO – Researchers argue that a disease spread by “kissing bugs” should be reclassified, in a newly published peer-reviewed study. Chagas Disease, which is typically contracted in tropical climates, is spread with enough frequency to...

The disturbing connection between UN's green energy push and illegal immigration
American Energy Institute CEO Jason Isaac discusses the Democratic Party’s efforts to fight President Donald Trump’s energy policies and more on ‘Fox & Friends Weekend.’ NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump recently...

The kids who sued America over climate change aren’t done yet
In 2015, nearly two dozen American youth sued the federal government, alleging that the United States violated their constitutional rights by facilitating the burning of fossil fuels and allowing greenhouse gas emissions to rise to dangerous...

Pete Hegseth’s command performance
You had to be there. If you were a U.S. military officer anywhere in the world above the rank of colonel, you were commanded by your civilian boss to show up on short notice for a “key leaders all-call” meeting at the U.S. Marine Corps base in...

What Pacific Leaders Had to Say About Climate Change at the UN
A general view as U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during the 80th session of the UN’s General Assembly (UNGA) at the United Nations headquarters in New York City on Sept. 23, 2025. Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images Every Pacific leader who...