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When Is A War Not A War? Russia’s Hybrid Attacks Could Divide NATO | Opinion
Russia’s use of hybrid, asymmetric warfare raises big problems for NATO and its famous Article 5 commitment.
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Hitler Scene Explained as Department of Education Deletes Trump Post
The Education Department removed a video after critics said it appeared to compare Donald Trump to Hitler.
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Trump's Approval Rating Deep Underwater on All Issues for First Time: Poll
Border security, once the president's best issue, fell from +1 in July to -5 in August, leaving him net negative across the board.
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed Trial: How Alleged 9/11 Mastermind Plotted Attacks
A U.S. military judge scheduled the trial of alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and three co-defendants for June 2028.
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Storm Dolly Spaghetti Models Show Possible Path As Threat Rises
Forecasters are watching an area of disturbance in the Atlantic that could strengthen into Tropical Storm Dolly.
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How US-Canada Trade War Could Deepen America’s Housing Crisis
New tariffs are likely to exacerbate builders’ struggles with the rising costs of materials, leading to fewer homes being built.
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South Korea Is a Dying Canary for Kevin Warsh's Fed
Perspective: South Korea's hike shows how an AI boom can lift incomes and prices before productivity gains deliver lower costs.
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Map Shows How Iran Evades Trump's Blockade Amid 'Economic D-Day' Threat
One expert told Newsweek how land routes with seven neighboring countries "have become part of Iran’s economic-survival strategy."
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As 9/11 Neared, Al-Qaeda Prepared a Second Attack on America
Zaid Jarrah: computer programmer by day, terrorist by night. He bought a poster of the Boeing 757 cockpit to study with plotters.
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Please Stop Posting Your Kids’ Back-To-School Pictures on Instagram
Take the 47 pictures and send 12 to grandparents. But your child will advance to the next grade even if Instagram isn’t notified.
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Could Super El Niño Trigger More Disease Outbreaks in the US?
Warmer, wetter conditions may spur an increase in hantavirus, West Nile virus and cyclospora infections across parts of the U.S.
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ICE Accused of Arresting Parents at School Bus Stops
Advocates say ICE arrested 48 people in Danbury over three days, including operations near school bus stops.
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Map Shows Where Four Killed In Alaska Plane Crash
A Piper PA-24 aircraft was approaching Seldovia airport when it went down in Seldovia Slough near the shoreline.
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Bill Gates Says Silence on AI Drove Him to Raise Alarm
Gates published a nearly 6,000-word essay warning that the world is entering a "turbulent" period of AI.
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Poll Shows Shifts in New Hampshire Senate Race as GOP Aims to Flip Seat
Support for a progressive candidate has surged in the state's Democratic Senate primary race, polling shows.
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Sought-After Forward Picks Surprising Team in Free Agency
A much-desired NBA free agent has picked his new team, and it's not who many had been expecting.
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Brewers Pitcher's Start Lasts Exactly 1 Pitch After Scary Moment
A Milwaukee Brewers pitcher started the game against the New York Mets but lasted only a single pitch.
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Dodgers' Resurgent Starter Leaves Game Under Concerning Circumstance
Los Angeles Dodgers starting pitcher Roki Sasaki exited Wednesday's game against the Atlanta Braves in the fourth inning.
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Map Shows Cities, Counties Canceling Flock Cameras Amid Backlash
A growing number of cities and counties are turning away from Flock Safety's automated license plate reader cameras.
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Cardinals Extend Offensive Lineman to Two-Year, $20 Million Deal
The Arizona Cardinals have given center Hjalte Froholdt a two-year contract extension worth two years and $20 million.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong Furious After Atrocious Blown Call Kills Rally
Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong let the umpiring crew hear it after they missed a balk call in their loss Wednesday.
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Former Lakers Owners Raise Eyebrows with Investment in New Sports Team
Former owners of the Los Angeles Lakers are expanding into MLB, but it's not with the team you might expect.
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Draymond Green Draws Attention With Comment About Klay Thompson
Golden State Warriors veteran forward Draymond Green is not one to shy away from letting his opinion be heard.
Sport
NFL Officially Calls It Quits on Decades-Long Tradition
The NFL is pulling the plug on its Pro Bowl game tradition after testing out many different formats over the past several years.
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