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Hamas seeks changes to a U.S. ceasefire proposal for Gaza, calling it biased, as negotiations face new hurdles.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the U.S. will revoke visas for Chinese students in critical fields, increasing scrutiny.

An old rumor about Pete Buttigieg resurfaces on TikTok, fueled by fake newspaper tools that spread misinformation rapidly.

American universities have been key partners in the nation’s defense and tech advancement for over 80 years, with $60B in R&D.

Online posts often use false attribution to manipulate public opinion, linking quotes or images to stir emotions and divide.

During his Middle East trip, Trump criticized Comey for posting a picture of shells with “86 47,” implying assassination.

U.S. aid cuts hit Afghan healthcare: Millions, mainly women and girls, lose access to vital services, warns UNFPA.

India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire after U.S.-led talks, ending weeks of clashes and missile strikes.

In an era of algorithm-driven content, users are urged to control their social media experience and think critically before resharing.

Hometown Heroes Outdoors helps veterans and first responders reconnect and heal through outdoor adventures across 28 states.

Many Americans face news conflicting with their beliefs, often rejecting it. This stems from motivated reasoning, where emotions influence how information is processed.

Top U.S. officials will meet with a Chinese delegation in Switzerland amid concerns over the ongoing tariff war.