Iran Claims Enhanced Missile Capability Bringing Most of Western Europe Within Range
The Trump administration, focusing on supply, is lifting its sanctions on Iranian oil already at sea in a bid to hold down prices.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Pentagon Press Restrictions, Citing First Amendment Violations
‘A primary purpose of the First Amendment is to enable the press to publish what it will and the public to read what it chooses,’ the judge wrote.
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World Body Urges Lower Speed Limits, Increased Telework To Help Tame Surging Energy Prices
The Trump administration, focusing on supply, is lifting its sanctions on Iranian oil already at sea in a bid to hold down prices.
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CBS News Announces End to Radio Service After Run of Almost 100 Years
Additional layoffs across the news division were announced Friday as part of a broad restructuring under the new editor-in-chief, Bari Weiss.
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|Former LAPD Commander Fired Over Public Intoxication Charges Wins $5.7 Million Discrimination Lawsuit
The former Los Angeles city police commander says her actions were wrong, but she was treated differently from male colleagues.
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|Georgia Woman Charged With Murder After Allegedly Taking Pills To Induce an Abortion
The arrest marks the first murder charge since Georgia passed its abortion ban in 2019.
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Trump Administration Investigates 13 States for ‘Coercing’ Health Care Providers To Pay for Abortions
The federal government says abortion coverage mandates violate conscience rights protections.
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Former Navy SEAL and Fitness Guru, 51, Reenlists in Air Force To Chase Unfinished Goal
After failing once, Staff Sergeant David Goggins’ latest challenge is to complete brutal pararescue training.
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CBS News’ Margaret Brennan Under Fire for Veiled Criticism of Hegseth’s Call To Pray for Troops ‘in Jesus’ Name’
The plucky CBS News star again stirs controversy for her criticisms of MAGA- and Trump-aligned individuals.
By BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
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Somaliland, Pro-Western Partially Recognized State on Horn of Africa, Dives Into American Politics With Wild X Account
Multiple posts encourage members of Congress to support a bill calling for America to formally recognize its independence.
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|Gerry Adams, Denounced as ‘One of Ireland’s Most Notorious Serial Killers,’ Defeats Latest Bid To Tie Him to IRA
Victims of violence by republican forces sought to hold the Sinn Féin politician responsible for blasts in Britain.
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|Vatican’s ‘Trial of the Century,’ Which Convicted a Cardinal Who Served as Pope Francis’s Chief of Staff, Headed to Retrial
The first Prince of the Church convicted by a Holy See tribunal wins a partial reprieve.
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Fitness App Exposes Growing Challenge of Military Planning in the Age of Digital Connection
Open-source intelligence like location data used by millions of app users presents an opportunity for the enemy — if they can separate noise from signal.
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FIFA Fines Israel Over ‘Racist’ Fan Behavior, Leaves Iran’s World Cup Schedule Intact
Israel’s soccer federation is also required to outline reforms, monitoring systems, and educational campaigns to combat racism and prevent discriminatory conduct at stadiums.
By GEORGE WILLIS
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Trump and Japan’s Prime Minister Takaichi Dodge Differences Over Iran War in Warm Get-Together
President Trump welcomed the prime minister ‘as my good friend and partner’ while Ms. Takaichi averred, ‘only you, Donald … can achieve peace across the world.’
By DONALD KIRK
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California Democrats Show Little Interest in Another White House Run by Kamala Harris
Golden State Democrats appear to be coalescing around Gavin Newsom.
By LUKE FUNK
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Smithsonian Women’s History Museum Plans Hit Snag After Democrats Decry Amendment Limiting Subject Matter to ‘Biological Women’
Legislation to create the museum is supported by a majority of all House members, though the amendment now puts that support at risk.
By MATTHEW RICE
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SAVE America Act Debate Drags On, With Lawmakers Nowhere Near Deal To Fund Homeland Security Department
Tensions broke out on the Senate floor Tuesday as one Republican got in a Democratic colleague’s face.
By MATTHEW RICE
|Reports That Joe Kent Was Under FBI Probe May Provide New Motive for His Surprise Resignation
The former counterterrorism official has reportedly spent months under FBI investigation on suspicion of leaking classified information.
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|Sarah Huckabee Sanders Says She Was Booted From Arkansas Restaurant in Déjà Vu Moment
The Arkansas governor claims the owner said the staff felt ‘threatened’ by her presence.
By LUKE FUNK
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Senate Democrats Put America Last, Signaling Support for Open Borders by Inflicting Pain on Travelers
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A Victory for Property Rights in New York Courts
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New York’s Push To Criminalize Climate Policy Could Devastate the Empire State’s Economy
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Obama’s Strategic Delusions Helped Set America on Its Long Road to War With Iran
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Paul Klee’s Artistic Genius Offsets an Exhibition Rebranding Him as Political Firebrand
The Jewish Museum’s exhibition exploring the final works of modernist painter Paul Klee itself fails in its attempts to modernize the artist.
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A Starry-Eyed Account of Escaping Poverty To Become NASA’s First Woman Commander
The new documentary ‘Spacewoman,’ about the life of Eileen Collins, serves as testament to the American ideals of tenacity, ingenuity, and equality.
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The New Museum, Once a Scrappy Cultural Renegade, Matures Into an Artistic Elder Statesman
The museum reopens with an exhibition that explores technological unrest, but its own future looks assured.
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Oil Gets the Headlines, but a Whole Host of Goods Shipped Via Strait of Hormuz Face Global Disruption
Fertilizers for farmers and generic prescriptions of consumers are among the products facing potential shortages and rising costs because of the war in Iran.
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|Trump Administration Plans Jones Act Waivers in Effort To Lower Skyrocketing Fuel Costs
The administration is trying to speed American oil to refiners as oil and gas prices surge amid the war with Iran.
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Oregon Legislature Advances Legislation Regulating How Stores Round Transactions an Economy Without Pennies
More than 20 states are considering similar legislation, while trade associations are calling for Congress to enact a federal standard.
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Democrats Push Companies To Pass Tariff Refunds Along to Consumers, but Trump Administration Balks at Starting the Process
The Trump administration is expected to appeal a court order to start issuing refunds.
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DOJ Sues Harvard Alleging Civil Rights Violations Against Jewish and Israeli Students
A leading authority on antisemitism and civil rights in higher education calls the suit ‘precisely’ the kind of action that ‘motivates higher education to comply with their civil rights responsibilities.’
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Alabama Lawmakers Advance Ballot Measure Requiring Schools To Hold Daily Prayer Period
The law would also require that schools conduct the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Muslim Parents, Schools Excluded From State School Voucher Program Accuse Texas of Discrimination
The lawsuit says there is ‘no secular, non-discriminatory criterion that would explain the blanket exclusion of every eligible Islamic school generally.’
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Ex-Counterterrorism Official Joe Kent Makes Fresh Claims That FBI Blocked Probe Into Foreign Influence in Charlie Kirk’s Murder
Law enforcement source rejects claims of obstruction, says Kent lacked authority to access files.
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‘She Got Money’: Harvey Weinstein’s Defense Quarrels With Prosecutors on His 74th Birthday Over How To Explain $500,000 Award to Accuser
The alleged victim, Jessica Mann, says she never sued for money but received it in a distribution from a settlement fund after Weinstein’s original conviction.
By MARIE POHL
|‘Stalin Would Be Proud’: Jack Smith Compared to ‘Secret Police’ as More Surveillance of Trump-Supporting Lawmakers Exposed
Details disclose that ‘Operation Arctic Frost’ was more sprawling than previously known.
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|Mamdani Ends Crackdown on New York’s Dangerous E-Bike Riders in Move To Shield Migrant Delivery Workers
The Democratic Socialist is instead working with the city council to create legislation that gets to the ‘root causes’ of reckless e-bikers.
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|Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks California Rules Preventing Schools From Telling Parents About Their Children’s Gender Transitions
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