Daisy Edgar-Jones is photographed at the Rattlesnake bar inside the Ritz-Carlton in Dallas on June 20. Edgar-Jones stars in the summer blockbuster “Twisters,” in theaters July 19.

‘I think the film is a real celebration of nature and community and a shared passion for something. While also still respecting it.’

‘Twisters’ star Daisy Edgar-Jones discusses storm chasing and dodging tornadoes for the new film, which releases July 19.

Catherine Pham, who modeled for this shoot, wears Starface pimple patches. The first generation of pimple patches mostly included clear or skin-colored stickies. But the second wave has introduced opaque, decorative versions. Sometimes they are worn as a fashion statement on the faces of acne-free individuals.

The pimple patch becomes a breakout fashion statement

Use of pimple patches in conspicuous, opaque colors and designs reflect a shift in attitudes toward acne.

A video screen grab shows a Navy SEAL holding a paintball gun at an event in Barnstead, N.H., on July 12, 2024.

Teamwork wins as Navy SEALs guide civilians in Paintball With a Mission

Paintball With A Mission was underway recently, as 287 mostly civilians on 27 teams competed in make-believe military operations to fund real-life changes for U.S. veterans, including Navy SEALs, pummeled by war.

The Pentagon and the Department of Veterans Affairs should do more to ensure service members leaving the military have access to mental health care, the Government Accountability Office said in a report released July 15, 2024.

DOD, VA urged to improve mental health support for troops leaving military

Service members facing the stress of separating from the military need more help from the Pentagon and the Department of Veterans Affairs to access mental health care, a federal watchdog agency says in a new report.

The grand opening for two buildings in May 2023 for unhoused and at-risk veterans at the VA's West Los Angeles Campus in Westwood, California.

VA housing policy discriminates against disabled veterans, federal judge rules

A federal judge has ruled that the Department of Veterans Affairs discriminates against disabled veterans by outsourcing construction on its West Los Angeles campus, rendering some ineligible for housing because their incomes are too high.

Blind employee sues VA for discrimination, claiming new $10B records system cannot be used by visually impaired workers

A blind employee with the Department of Veterans Affairs has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the agency claiming its new $10 billion electronic health records system cannot be used by clinicians who are visually impaired.

JD Vance waves to supporters after he was announced as Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate during the first day of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on July 15, 2024.

Trump picks Sen. JD Vance of Ohio, a once-fierce critic turned loyal ally, as GOP running mate

Donald Trump has selected Sen. JD Vance of Ohio as his Republican running mate. Vance, who swept to national prominence with his bestselling memoir “Hillbilly Elegy,” was a vocal opponent of Trump during the 2016 presidential election but changed his position, arguing he was proved wrong by Trump’s performance in office.

National Archives will soon offer more World War II Army records online

Researchers will soon have digital access to the morning reports of Army units during the final year of World War II, offering descriptions of unit locations, award nominations and soldier personnel movements.