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Sept. 11, 2027 is now the date for both Palestinian legislative and presidential elections after Mahmoud Abbas issued a decree delaying a vote that had been due next month.
Three Week 5 bets led the segment: Cincinnati 7 at Miami, the Texans Titans over, and Baltimore +3 against Atlanta. 0 4 Miami drove the Bengals pick, with the Dolphins failing to score more than 13 points in any game and missing De'Von Achane.
El Sayed fired back Saturday by calling Portnoy’s sprint video “athletic terrorism” and joking, “Less pizza, more gym, habibi,” after the Barstool founder labeled him a “terrorist.” The clash began when El Sayed, a Michigan graduate and Democratic Senate nominee, joked that the Wolverines might not…
President Trump said the U.S. will import Russian fuel, introducing a new commercial link with Moscow despite recent U.S. sanctions on Russia. The announcement immediately raised questions about how the deal fits with sanctions Trump recently approved and whether fuel imports would be exempted or…
America.gov’s lead engineer Edward Coristine said the Trump administration is building a single digital entry point for services now scattered across 29,000 government websites. Sept.
$20 separates XREAL Aura from Meta’s VR glasses, shifting the buying decision away from price and toward augmented reality overlays versus fully immersive virtual reality.
Karen Bass used a Skid Row drug crackdown to sharpen her public safety message, appearing with the police chief days after challenger Nithya Raman said she would replace him if elected.
An Oct. 2 White House briefing previewed records from the Trump classified documents case, including phone logs for top aide Susie Wiles, before the files were publicly released on Monday.
Jeremy Strong portrays Mark Zuckerberg in “The Social Reckoning,” a new follow up to 2010’s “The Social Network,” with the character framed as a seething, embattled middle aged executive.
Nearly three hours into a late night Senate vote, Susan Collins chose not to offer an amendment that could have derailed President Donald Trump's $9 billion rescissions bill, then cast a symbolic "no" as the measure passed.
Monday’s order left intact a First Circuit ruling that upheld Maine’s GPS mandate for federally licensed lobster boats, ending Frank Thompson’s Supreme Court appeal for now.
California doctors and health insurers sued to block Gov. Gavin Newsom’s redesigned health plan tax, which would shift more Medi Cal financing onto private coverage if federal regulators approve it for 2027.
Canyon now searches disaster zones for survivors, working through wildfire ash, flood scarred muddy banks and tornado damaged homes. A Mississippi shelter first spotted the Labrador retriever puppy’s knack for the job when he repeatedly grabbed objects and dropped them at workers’ feet for fetch.
Age 65 is no longer full retirement age for Americans born in 1960 or later; claiming Social Security then counts as early filing and cuts monthly benefits.
July 17, 2020 marked the family flashpoint: Natalie Harp called her brother Preston and told him to come over immediately because their father was in an emergency.
At least four people wrongly linked to the Cornell rape case have been hit with threats, abusive messages and doxing, including a Penn engineering graduate student who shares a name with one accused man.
Oct. 11, 1991, Anita Hill told the Senate Judiciary Committee that then Judge Clarence Thomas had sexually harassed her while he was her supervisor. Thomas denied the allegations, and the Senate ultimately confirmed him to a lifetime seat on the Supreme Court, where he still serves.
Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor headline the latest Radical Thinking episode, with Aditya Chakrabortty linking listeners to the full interview and their new book End Times Fascism.
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