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SpaceX, Blue Origin ditch Macron’s space summit after White House pressure
Four companies are backing out of the event, according to a French government official.
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Rep Ralph Norman affirms that he'll 'support' ex-rival Sen Darline Graham in election
Republican Rep. Ralph Norman affirmed that he will support former South Carolina special GOP U.S. Senate primary runoff rival Sen. Darline G
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Trump’s Gordon Ramsay Beef Scream Goes Into the Void
Perspective: Ground beef has rarely been less affordable before a midterm. Forty years of election data tells us what it means.
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Trump hints US would not back UK over Falkland Islands due to lack of Iran war support
The US president says the UK was not "there to help me" in his ongoing war with Iran.
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Chris Pappas Faces Second Polling Blow in New Hampshire Race Against Sununu
Trump never won New Hampshire in his presidential runs, but Republicans see it as a pickup opportunity in this year's midterms.
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Is Letting Only Seniors Vote by Mail Unconstitutional?
Federal appeals courts have split on the question, making Supreme Court review likely.
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How Trump’s Forward-Facing $1 Coin Compares to Other Presidential Coins
A direct-looking portrait and the depiction of a sitting president have set the new legal-tender dollar apart.
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Trump’s Love Affair With the Landline As Photo Reveals Gold Phone
Trump showed off a new gold phone in the Oval Office, reviving interest in his two-phone setup and famous red button.
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Who Are Gloria Steinem's Stepchildren? Feminist Leader Dies at 92
Feminist leader Gloria Steinem is survived by four stepchildren from her marriage to David Bale, including actor Christian Bale.
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Broncos Already Bracing for Patrick Mahomes Curveball Ahead of Chiefs Opener
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton isn't taking any chances with Patrick Mahomes' return looming in Week 1.
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Slovakia rejects EU’s plan to lock in Russia sanctions for 12 months
The bloc’s ambassadors could not find common ground on the proposal, with Bratislava being the sole holdout.
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Israel Boycotts: Full List of Democrats Voting to Cut Funding to Colleges
The measure now moves to the Senate amid heightened scrutiny of alleged antisemitism in colleges and universities across the US.
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Green Card Update: Major Change Announced for Sponsors
An update to Form I-894 allows USCIS to request credit-related information about the sponsor.
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Musk picks his first GOP warriors as a 2026 money surge takes shape
America PAC spent over $800,000 in 12 days backing Republicans, with Ken Paxton's Texas Senate race receiving the largest share of Elon Musk
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Is OpenAI's ChatGPT Down? Thousands of Users Report Outages
OpenAI, Gemini, Claude and Grok hit by outages Thursday, user reports spike.
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ChatGPT soumis à de nouvelles règles européennes aux multiples angles morts
Le chatbot le plus populaire au monde est désormais soumis à la réglementation stricte de l'Europe. Cependant, le fait de le classer comme m
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Many Older Americans May Have Dementia Diagnoses Without Knowing
Researchers found 67 percent of Americans underreported having a dementia diagnosis, over double the rate for other conditions.
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Kemi the Valkyrie spoils for a fight and has the Russians in her sights | John Crace
Tory leader scents Labour weakness on defence spending and declares it’s 2030 or bustUK politics live – latest updatesThere’s something abou
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Document: EU Parliament wants tighter fossil fuel exclusions under sustainable finance rules
Parliament and member countries disagree on oil and gas exemptions under the revamped Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation.
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Commanders Make Surprising Offensive Change With QB Jayden Daniels
The Washington Commanders are looking towards an improved season with a major offensive change involving Jayden Daniels.
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33 House Dems break with Jeffries as party fractures over Israel
The House passed a bill to cut federal funds to colleges participating in boycotts of Israel, but Democrats argue it violates free speech ri
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Dominique de Villepin “veut” être candidat. Vraiment ?
L’ancien Premier ministre de Jacques Chirac veut être candidat à la présidentielle mais en a-t-il les moyens ? Où en est-il dans l’organisat
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Canada invited to Ireland for EU talks alongside Trump’s trade envoy
The expected presence of Canada's trade chief, Maninder Sidhu, is the latest sign that ties are deepening between Brussels and Ottawa
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EU diplomats cautiously court Nigel Farage
The veteran Brexiteer is being taken seriously as his party gathers in Birmingham.
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