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The 2026 midterm general election season is upon us. Here's what to watch
The week of Labor Day marks the unofficial kickoff of the general election season. President Trump's unpopularity and Democratic enthusiasm
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‘Zero Hour’: Intercepted Communications Signaled an Imminent Terror Attack
"The match is about to begin," said one of the communications. The NSA didn't translate them into English or disseminate them.
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Prince George Starts at Eton College: What to Expect
Prince George has his first day at boarding school Eton College on Tuesday in a big step toward independence from his parents.
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Green Card Update: Applicants Could Face Delays Before September Deadline
Green card applicants face potential delays as visa limits near exhaustion, while new public-charge rules take effect.
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Republicans hope unconventional convention will rally voters ahead of midterms
The Republican party is calling it a "Trumpapalooza." The party is throwing an unconventional convention in Dallas this week to try to boost
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Political commentator on what we might expect from Trump's midterm convention
NPR's Steve Inskeep speaks with commentator Jonah Goldberg about this week's unusual Republican midterm gathering.
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Hurricane Lowell: List of School Closures in Hawaii as Storm Hits
Hurricane Lowell shutters schools across Oahu, Kauai and Niihau as Hawaii braces for flooding, strong winds and dangerous surf.
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Russian strikes on Kyiv resume after pause for Witkoff and Kushner visit
Moscow and Kyiv had paused their attacks on each other as U.S. special envoys traveled to both capitals for talks over the weekend.
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What Chuck Schumer Has Said About Data Centers as Daughter Joins OpenAI
Chuck Schumer's data center views have faced renewed scrutiny after his daughter Jessica joined OpenAI's expanding policy team.
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Russia Launches Large Attack on Kyiv Hours After Kushner, Witkoff Leave
Russian forces targeted Kyiv and Odesa regions with attack drones and missiles, Ukraine said.
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Inside Burnham’s big Israel gamble
Britain is about to take its toughest stance yet against Israel – but will it make a difference, or will it leave the UK isolated on the int
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UK commits £100m to bolster Ukraine’s air defences over winter
Package of military equipment includes Patriot missiles, supplies of which have dwindled amid Russian attacksThe UK has committed £100m to b
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Donald Trump's Oil Price Promise Was Just Struck by Houthis Defying Hegseth
Trump says victory over Iran will bring cheap gas fast, right as Houthi strikes expose a harder path to an oil peace dividend.
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Republican Senator Makes Direct Appeal to Trump Over Bombardier Threat
Senator Jerry Moran said he wanted to make sure Trump "is aware of the significant contributions of Bombardier to Kansas."
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Search For Americans After Plane Goes Missing In Bahamas
Four relatives vanished en route to Florida, prompting a joint U.S.-Bahamian search around Andros Island amid poor weather Monday.
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The byelection here in Holborn and St Pancras is Labour’s to lose. But lose it might | Polly Toynbee
The Greens appeal to young and progressive voters here on defence, rent controls and North Sea oil. The Burnham bounce may be about to hit a
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Kaja Kallas takes another hit
The EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, wanted a group of heavyweight former leaders to come up with fresh ideas to address Europe’s defense gap
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Democrats, GOP Agree in New Poll on Major Issue Ahead of Midterms—AI
AI data centers are emerging as a rare issue that seemingly brings people together ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
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Die Koalition der Ratlosigkeit
Nach dem Wahlschock in Sachsen-Anhalt steht der Reformkurs der Bundesregierung auf der Kippe. Während Lars Klingbeil im Bundestag seinen Hau
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Mobilité : l’Europe doit passer des objectifs aux conditions de leur réalisation
En 2025, 28 % des poids lourds neufs vendus en Chine étaient électriques. Dans l’Union européenne : 1,9 % (ICCT). Un rapport de près d’un à
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Draghi Report or Hugging Face: who will win the tech race?
When a swarm of AI agents decided to hack the computation company Hugging Face in July, it took them six days. That event became a case stud
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Newsom ‘Not Alarmed’ by DSA Surge—Where 2028 Democrats Stand on Movement
Democratic socialism could become a major sticking point among 2028 Democratic presidential candidates.
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Ceuta crisis forces Europe’s migrant-rights groups to rethink their playbook
The old appeals to solidarity are no longer working.
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The least free place on earth: Occupied Ukraine
As discriminatory Russian policies permeate every aspect of residents’ lives here, many wonder what, if anything, Ukrainian will remain.
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