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During COVID-19, back when almost everyone still insisted the virus had naturally jumped from a bat in a wet market to…
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During COVID-19, back when almost everyone still insisted the virus had naturally jumped from a bat in a wet market to…
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Washington has spent the past 72 hours making its military posture in space more explicit. On Tuesday, the Washington…
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French diplomats often lecture Washington on counterterrorism, yet Paris has spent decades cutting cynical deals with…
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A federal judge in Miami will hear oral arguments this week on a legal theory that five people around the country are…
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“People of the same trade seldom meet together,” warned Adam Smith 250 years ago, “even for merriment and diversion,…
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President Donald Trump has declared war on the International Criminal Court. On Aug. 18, the United States imposed…
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Republicans insist they are playing offense before November’s midterm elections, but the party’s biggest spenders are…
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The Trump administration is attempting to reconcile two irreconcilable forces: a dynamic private market and an…
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New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani stood at City Hall on Monday and announced that his city is suing the federal government…
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Stop me if you’ve heard this story before, but the woke feminists are mad at Sydney Sweeney again. To borrow their own…
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On a sunny Tuesday morning 25 years ago, Congress reconvened. Speaker Dennis Hastert called the House of…
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President Donald Trump’s promise to give people $5,000 if Republicans win in November brings with it an array of…
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Americans disagree about almost everything. We argue about very little. The distinction matters. Disagreement is easy.…
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The Trump administration has moved to accelerate deportations by securing deals with countries worldwide to receive…
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Asked about the U.S. relationship with Israel during the All-In Podcast Summit, Vice President JD Vance made some…
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Europe has developed an expensive habit of financing both sides of Russia’s war. It supplies Ukraine with the means to…
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The United Kingdom this week announced a sweeping set of boycott measures and sanctions aimed at Israel, the most…
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What do you get when you pair a stoic black FBI agent in 1960s Mississippi with a sociopathic Italian hitman? The…
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Attorney General Todd Blanche is stepping outside the traditional norms of the Justice Department to become a top…
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The United Nations General Assembly is back in session, and presidents, prime ministers, and their security details are…
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For those of us who grew up in Massachusetts watching Bill Belichick turn the New England Patriots into the defining…
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It’s “Australia Summer” on the streaming services — or perhaps I should say “Australia Antipodal Winter,” for those of…
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If American sports media were to have a Mount Rushmore — if we were to select four figures whose voices and presences…
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In President Donald Trump’s get-out-the-vote message to North Carolinians this week, he hammered Democratic Senate…
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North Carolina began mailing ballots to voters two weeks ago, and the deadline for states to transmit requested ballots…
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The Federal Communications Commission gave its approval to Paramount Skydance’s requested 49.5% foreign ownership stake…
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The chief of the U.S. Postal Service confirmed the agency has stopped its work on implementing a computer system that…
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Top executives at OpenAI and Microsoft admitted they knew artificial intelligence poses an “existential threat” to news…
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Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) announced Thursday that four Republicans, including him, have signed the Epstein Files II…
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A federal audit has found that UnitedHealthcare, the country’s largest health insurance company by revenue, likely…
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The man who sprayed apple cider vinegar at Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) earlier this year was sentenced to 14 months in…
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Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations called for the arrest of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Thursday ahead…
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A senior Justice Department official on Thursday sought to clarify emerging antitrust questions surrounding artificial…
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A federal appeals court panel weighed on Thursday whether to keep alive Missouri’s attempt to reinstate a new…
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Hasan Piker’s media blitz is throwing Senate Democrats their latest curveball after declaring the United States “worse”…
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took the first step toward implementing regulations or health…
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