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Former FBI Agent Reveals She Was Sent Four Nancy Guthrie Ransom Notes
Jennifer Coffindaffer said she received four emails, demanding payment in bitcoin in exchange for Guthrie's release.
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Pete Hegseth’s Department of War Rebrand Makes Striking Change
During an event at the weekend Pete Hegseth appeared to debut a new logo for the department.
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Collins vs. Jackson: What Latest Polls Say Ahead of First Debate
Tuesday evening's showdown gives both candidates a chance to tout their strengths and capitalize on their opponent's difficulties.
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AI and Neuroscience Are Changing the Future of Food
Breaking down silos and testing early helps Alamance Foods bring innovative products to market at scale.
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Judge Rebukes ICE Agents for Falsifying Records After Wrongful Arrest
ICE agents falsified records and gave false or misleading testimony after illegally arresting two men, a federal judge found.
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France Tests New Nuclear-Capable Weapon
France has an estimated 290 nuclear warheads, most of which are launched from submarines.
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Former Anthropic Researcher Issues AI Warning for 2027: 'It's Pretty Scary'
Jacob Coxon told "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart that his concerns stem from the speed at which AI capabilities are improving.
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Canada’s Carney Has Higher Nobel Peace Odds Than Trump
Trump lost the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado, who gave her medal to him.
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Your Company Is Measuring the Wrong Thing About AI | Opinion
AI adoption is soaring, but companies should measure whether it creates real business value, not simply whether employees use it.
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Ominous Warning Sent To ASOS Users' Phones: What Happens Now
ASOS is investigating an apparent cyberattack after users received a warning claiming hackers had compromised company systems.
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SCOOP: Dem Senators Press Over ‘Trump’ Engraved Diamond Ring Gift
Senators Warren and Blumenthal have sent a letter to White House officials seeking clarity over a gifted ring.
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'Grandmother Tree' Toppled for Border Wall as Activists Clash With Agents
The tree stood near Lochiel in the San Rafael Valley, close to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Trump Allows Dyed Diesel on the Road: How Could It Affect Gas Prices
The executive order "sounds big," a petroleum analyst said, but "most drivers won't benefit" from it.
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Trump Accuses NYT of Doctoring Doral Image: What Photos Show
Trump accused The New York Times of editing the image in a series of Truth Social posts.
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Cornell Students Protest, Buildings Sprayed With Graffiti as Backlash Grows
Graffiti on campus from Monday read, "at Cornell rapists are protected protestors are expelled.”
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Greg Abbott Snubs Trump's Texas Rally as Polls Tighten in Governor Race
Trump is set to hold a rally in Texas on Wednesday as Republicans face tougher than expected races ahead of the midterms.
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The Hidden Irony of the Fairford B-1 Retreat
As Washington shrinks its permanent footprint in Europe, the bombers’ hasty exit from England shows why it needs a bigger one.
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Map Shows States Where Data Centers Are on the Ballot
Data centers are on ballots in eight states as voters weigh AI growth, energy costs, tax breaks, and local control.
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Simon Andriesz’s Cause of Death: Probe Launched Over Epstein Whistleblower
Simon Andriesz's death has prompted an FCA review and calls from MPs for an investigation into the treatment of whistleblowers.
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Animal Health Progress is Human Health Progress | Opinion
"As the return of the New World screwworm shows, animal diseases aren't just concerns for farmers and veterinarians."
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Tucker Carlson’s Inverted German
Perspective: "Speaking German" is a euphemism that used to be universally understood, whichever side of the insult you were on.
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Mike Rogers Faces Tougher Senate Battle in Michigan Than His 2024 Near-Miss
Mike Rogers came within 20,000 votes of flipping Michigan's Senate seat in 2024, but now faces a tougher path to victory.
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Midterm Voters Live in Trump's Two Economic Realities
The stats suggest the economy is doing well for people like Donald Trump. Most Americans are not like Donald Trump.
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Ukraine Launches One of Largest Aerial Attacks On Moscow In Years
At least two people were killed in the attacks on Moscow overnight, according to the regional governor Andrey Vorobyov.
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