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U.S. sanctions on Russia’s oil giants Lukoil and Rosneft are shaking global energy markets — but who really profits from the fallout? ONEST breaks down who wins, who loses, and what happens next.

Resilience shows up in a variety of ways — often quietly, sometimes fiercely — but always as a defining force of how well our lives are lived and how well they serve others. From our immune system protecting us against viruses to our internal resistance against unlawful, undemocratic rhetoric, resilience is stamina and dignity in action. It’s not a passive state; it is a verb.

The broader issue highlights a growing crisis: without subsidies, health insurance is unaffordable for nearly all Americans.

With significant funding, legal reforms, and cross-government cooperation, Ottawa is signaling a decisive shift toward a “Canada strong” approach to public safety.

Automaker Stellantis is facing mounting political, legal, and public pressure in Canada after announcing plans to shift production of the Jeep Compass from its Brampton, Ontario, assembly plant to a facility in Belvidere, Illinois — a move that could cost thousands of Canadian jobs and potentially breach earlier commitments made in exchange for government financial support.

As retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré puts it: policy can change — physics won’t.

Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth arrived in Brussels urging allies to buy American weapons for Ukraine via PURL; Finland confirmed participation, with seven more NATO countries expected.

POLITICO obtained 2,900 pages of Telegram messages over seven months among Young Republican leaders in NY, KS, AZ, and VT. The chats include slurs, praise for slavery, and talk of gas chambers and rape.

Two weeks in, the shutdown is tangible: delayed flights, quiet tax hotlines, farmers without loans. The administration has frozen or canceled about $28B in projects, primarily in Democratic-led areas.

President Trump said PM Narendra Modi “assured him today that India won’t be buying any oil from Russia.” We have not seen corroborating reports.

At the White House, Donald Trump welcomed Argentina’s libertarian president Javier Milei, calling him “MAGA all the way” and praising his economic agenda. Trump tied a proposed $20 billion U.S. aid package to Milei’s reelection, dismissed questions about Argentina’s dollarization plan, threatened tariffs on BRICS nations, and even joked about supplying Tomahawk missiles — prompting criticism over election interference, foreign policy recklessness, and authoritarian rhetoric.

At yesterday’s peace summit in Egypt, Trump and the leaders of Egypt, Qatar, and Turkey signed a document outlining only vague principles for Gaza’s future. Crucially, Israel and Hamas did not sign the agreement, underscoring the steep obstacles to a lasting resolution.