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The European Union approved legislation to enact its trade deal with the United States on Tuesday, more than two weeks before President Donald Trump would have imposed higher tariffs on the 27-nation bloc if the pact hadn’t taken effect. European lawmakers had until July Fourth, the day of America’s 250th birthday, to finalize their side

Mary Rooke Commentary and Analysis Writer June 16, 2026 10:31 AM ET The 2026 FIFA World Cup in the U.S. has brought millions of visitors from around the world to American stadiums, inadvertently proving the point for closed borders. Fans in jerseys from Argentina, Germany, Japan, England, and dozens of other nations fill the stands

Mainstream Media Deceptively Twists the Truth About World Cup Star’s Jesus-Honoring Celebration by Michael Schwarz, The Western Journal Jun. 16, 2026 9:30 am To lie by omission is bad enough, but to lie about Jesus by distorting the truth is demonic. Sunday on the social media platform X, multiple media outlets depicted German midfielder Felix

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he would send the text of the Iran ceasefire deal to Congress for review before a potential signing ceremony later this week. The president was in Evian, France, on Tuesday morning, where he addressed some criticism from Republicans, including staunch ally Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), about the 60-day memorandum

MASSIVE TERROR ATTACK THWARTED: 5 People Arrested for Chilling “Explosive-Laden Drone” Plot Designed to Kill THOUSANDS at White House UFC Event by Cullen Linebarger Jun. 16, 2026 9:15 am U.S. officials thwarted a massive terrorist attack targeting the historic UFC Freedom 250 event held over the weekend in D.C., which was held on the South

An icon of Silicon Valley’s counterculture, Stewart Brand is confronting his final years in a home that embodies the self-sufficient, DIY ethos of his famous Whole Earth Catalog. The three-building cluster in Petaluma where Stewart Brand and Ryan Phelan live. The new studio is in the center. Photograph: Maggie Shannon This past January, Stewart Brand

If there’s one thing that brings people together, it’s the ridiculously high cost of housing. Want to buy a place? Good luck with that. If you do luck into homeownership, enjoy those skyrocketing bills. In late April and May, WIRED asked readers how they’re thinking about homes in 2026. More than 200 people responded, sharing

It was January of 2026 in North Seattle, and my 86-year-old father was struggling to move around his house. “I’m stumbling around here,” my 86-year-old father told a guest in his home this past January. “Oooh, ooh, careful,” the guest replied. “Yeah, I almost fell down.” Meanwhile, I’m 5,000 miles away in Austria, unaware of

The latest advances in lighting technology for the home are on display in these seven stately specimens. With color temperature sliders and LED lighting guides that create a diffuse glow, these lamps are able to set any kind of mood. They’re also designed to multitask; some are safe for use indoors and out, wireless models

A new, AI-assisted model of insurance is quietly exploding in disaster-prone areas—and may be coming for FEMA too. Is it the answer to climate change, or a trap? High water along the Mississippi River in Saint Mary, Missouri, during the historic 2019 floods. Photograph: Scott Olson/Getty Images In 2019, when the worst flooding in recorded