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Troops’ social media, fitness apps give them away
Colom set to become the first Black U.S. senator from the state since the Reconstruction era.
Calls are growing for a deeper inquiry into Trump, Nvidia and China
Health Secretary RFK Jr. falsely said that the vaccine can be fatal.
Effort to stay ahead of changing U.S. trade policies ends with factory closing
Parties Face a Gap Until His Term Ends
Northodox partnership links U.S. taxpayers with the fortunes of mysterious billionaire anointed by Trump
Formerly the site of a U.S. Steel facility, a restored South Shore park may hold the key for Chicago birder aiming to spot a record 300 different birds this year
Trump is cutting aid to countries fighting deadly outbreaks.
U.S. added 165,000 jobs in October as unemployment edged down to 4.1%
Office of U.S. attorney for Arizona opens 3 voter registration cases
President says ally no longer needs the annual support
Mixed U.S. signals on Iran war stoke fears of more dangerous, more destructive escalation.
China, Russia oppose possibility of renewed military action
Shipbuilding giant is undertaking one of the largest peacetime naval buildups
But it was not approved by CDC leadership amid a rising surge in U.S. cases
Consumer spending, business investment powered the fastest expansion in a year
Republicans have the advantage in this U.S. House race. Democrats are investing big.
21 service members dead, 865 wounded in conflict
Warning to Gulf states signals a short and intense escalation of war
Smelters in Quebec run on inexpensive hydroelectric power; Trump’s 50% levy pushes up prices for American industry
World’s top financiers raise alarm on a market bubble and U.S.’ weakened role.
U.S. says counties must prove certain voters’ citizenship or face proscution.
Democrats find themselves in tight races for governor and U.S. Senate, but they are running against a formidable foe in Florida Republicans.
Angelenos pay highest premium in U.S., data show
U.N. says America is a “major exception” to global emissions cuts.
U.S.-backed shipping system aids tankers, but traders worry fighting could restart
U.S. officials fret about subversion of democracy
Zelensky Says Satellite System Still Limited
Zelensky Rebukes Trump Over Deal for Diesel: ‘It’s a Mistake’
Growing unease that U.S. is holding back military assistance, intelligence
The pivot to sanctions relief for Russia and stinging criticism of President Volodymyr Zelensky shakes the U.S.-Ukraine alliance.
In Minnesota Poll, Hennepin and Ramsey counties give Democrat edge in U.S. Senate race.
Thousands of Violent Messages Targeting U.S. Politicians Across Party Lines
Action is part of effort to dismantle tribunal over its investigations, especially of Israel.
GOP Speaker Mike Johnson was in the state this week. Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries is due in Bucks on Saturday.
Indexes blow past previous highs even as most U.S. stocks see a decline in price
New proposal would create tool to level playing field; U.S. could be a target, too
Service members question how their injuries have been diagnosed and treated.
Firms agree to self-police in ‘morally binding’ pact
Game company ran into high costs, cracked trays and a dice dilemma
5 to be released on bail; Iran says it's not involved
California and other states are likely to sue over lower mileage standards for vehicles.
U.S. Brokered Deals in Notoriously Corrupt Industry That Makes Refiners Wary
Dropping beef tariffs made ranchers mad. A proposed ban on diesel exports riled oil companies. A $5,000 check has few believers.
The resurrected ad ends in the words “Paid for by the U.S. Government.” Bipartisan critics say it could be illegal.
U.K. eyes terrorism; suspicious trucks may have been going to site
Lack of substance reveals the limits of the U.S. president's approach to statecraft.
CHECK FOR CITIZENSHIP
Treasury official, an ex-Citi banker, warns countries to cut off banks and end flights
Christos Marafatsos serves as a corporate lobbyist while also closely advising the U.S. ambassador to Greece
Rejecting Nuclear Limits, He Accuses U.S. of Targeting Civilian Infrastructure
Critics say the sale of the Moshannon Valley center in Clearfield County, Pa., could shield it from some oversight by the state.
The president says the U.S. will ‘annihilate’ Iran if it doesn’t make a nuclear arms deal.
In his speech, the president threatened to "annihilate" the Islamic Republic if they did not make a deal on the war.
Trump is said to have called off attacks by U.S.
Country’s president is set to speak later this week, a move with little precedent
As Iranians face shortages, Tehran seems to be uncowed
An airstrike threatens a former CIA head, drones stalk the Ukrainian president’s plane, and a network of assassins could strike in the U.S.
Exiled Far From Home in a Nation Lax on Human Rights
Chance for a deal to guard against runaway technology low given U.S., China distrust.
What Counts as Illegal Is Sharply Narrowed
Nicaraguan dissidents, once welcomed by the U.S., face deportation to their homeland.
Budget Office says depleted munitions could take five years to replenish.
A federal jurist said he asked the U.S. Attorney’s Office to investigate the DA’s actions in an appellate case.
U.S. Officials Test Bots That Offer Therapy and Prescriptions
In an era of zero tolerance policies, even spouses of U.S. citizens can be left in limbo.
Driscoll’s expansion into country ignited local competition and widespread IP theft; undercover investigators at nurseries
Speaker says rules could hamper U.S. tech edge
As trade talks with the U.S. collapse, Canada pursues risky pivot to Europe
25TH ANNIVERSARY OF 9/11
Half of U.S. adults remember attacks as the most historic event of their lifetimes.
About half of U.S. adults name the attacks as the most important historic occurrence in their lifetimes.
After the U.S. seized $225 million in suspicious crypto, a legal battle ensued
Tehran's forces have fired at U.S. warships, coming much closer than in previous tries
The country’s leaders are taking a more aggressive approach as they worry that their grip on the Strait of Hormuz is slipping.
U.S. agency isn’t answering requests, law enforcement offices say
Strained relations plummet further as Trump hurls insults, claims a 'trade scam.'
Countertariffs on $20 billion worth of U.S. imports come into effect
AGENT FACES FELONY IN MINN. SHOOTING
El Salvador has the third-highest TPS population in the U.S. at just over 170,000, ahead of the 101,000 from Ukraine, whose status expires next month.
Communications complex was target; Iranians say at least 4 civilians dead
A man from Amish country bet on the U.S. Open, then sent a bomb threat. Things will only get worse.
Digital cons are at a record high, but the U.S. lags behind other countries in tackling the problem.
As Fauci Was Put Under Public Scrutiny, More Experts Were Quietly Targeted
U.S. District Judge Paul S. Diamond is weighing what to do in a post-conviction case marked by accusations of lawyer misconduct.
162,000 JOBS CREATED
President’s support of federal tax credit lifts Hollywood’s optimism about possible lifeline.
Attacks are biggest exchange since July
Strikes come after country’s state media reported a hit by U.S.
As fighting escalates, Iran takes aim at U.S. allies as two sides face increasing pressures.
A Queens Community Unites Behind Eala, a Filipino Star
Judge moves to curb rate tactics, ending last major U.S. antitrust risk
Jhon Perez Romero, now married to a U.S. citizen, once worked for Venezuela’s national intelligence agency.
The militants threaten another Middle East oil-shipping route
At least 85 U.S. citizens remain missing after a glacier collapse caused devastating floods
Hostilities resume as U.S. hits Iranian island
QGenda links revealed the information for thousands of providers at CHOP, Penn Medicine, ChristianaCare, and nearly 50 other health systems across the U.S.
Justice Dept. Is Bringing Cases to Texas Judge
Trump Goals Distant as Strategy Shifts
What was supposed to be a quick war has morphed into a stalemate that seems to have taken over the presidency.
Goal is to persuade energy companies to drill
Mediators seek deal with Tehran to reopen crucial Strait of Hormuz
Trump’s threats of economic D-Day not expected to alter Tehran’s strategy as war drags on.
Revolutionary Guards say U.S. needs to uphold agreement
ASIAN ALLIES WARY OF N. KOREA AND CHINA
The duties might be most painful for border states heading into the midterms.
New tariffs on American goods reach up to 50%
U.S. CAMPAIGN AIMS TO ISOLATE TEHRAN
U.S. warns countries to sever financial ties with Islamic Republic.
Leaked memo shows administration’s aims as talks on plastics treaty reach critical point
The U.S. unveils plan for all-out economic attack on Tehran and its trade partners.
White House to Outline Plan as Tehran Takes Unyielding Stance
New U.S. strategy for economic isolation could have no effect or prompt retaliation.
As Prime Minister Mark Carney turns his back on the U.S. deal, other nations are watching.
Carney responds to new tariffs with levies on U.S., saying 'we got attacked'
U.S.-Canada breakdown spotlights tensions, as other nations look on
Ottawa responds after the U.S. imposes a 50% tax on $20 billion worth of products.
Carney vows retaliation after suspending talks over last-minute terms.
Defiance in Face of U.S. Trade Threats
The longtime alliance of the U.S. and Canada has changed dramatically and, one political scientist says, “will never be the same.”
U.S. Sells Mustangs for as Low as $25 Each to Attract Buyers
Tehran accuses U.S. of ‘economic terrorism’
Borrowing will reach $2 trillion in 2026 alone.
As victory in Iran proves elusive, he appears to be targeting U.S. partners
Consumer spending is main engine of economy
U.S., South Korea cut duration of military drills
Latest figure, as share of GDP, nears levels not seen since World War II
All but two of Arizona’s sitting U.S. House members have declined invitations to participate in publicly funded debates ahead of the Nov. 3 election. 3A
War and Tax Cuts Power Sprint to Milestone
Rather than capitulate, Tehran will likely step up attacks on U.S. allies in the Gulf, analysts said.
U.A.E. says Tehran hit 7 of its ships this month as Trump raises economic heat
Lost revenue from Trump's tariffs has forced faster borrowing
Pentagon hints it may not rebuild bases as before
A 60-day cutoff to reach a broad deal to end the war passed. The nations appear far apart.
Floridians across the state will cast votes for governor, U.S. Senate, the state Legislature and more.
'Axis of Resistance' has been surprisingly resilient in face of U.S. campaign, analysts say.
U.S. Vows Sanctions on Iran, and to Maintain Blockade in Strait
After bombing dozens of boats off the coasts, he says, U.S. forces will conduct joint operations in Colombia, Guatemala, and Honduras.
Intelligence suggests a strategic shift to raise the costs for U.S. and allies
Record high for the 2025-26 school year continues a trend
A Deadline Is Expiring Without a Broader Deal With Iran
The historic gem is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. On Tuesday, voters will decide whether to allow the city to partner with a private company to return it to its former glory.
New U.S. history, Western civilization requirements eyed
A Fight With Anthropic Is Just One Hurdle
The Pentagon and White House share a shambolic approach to the technology.
The campaign fails to achieve stated aims but avoids unchecked escalation, experts say.
U.S. and Iran both claim full authority over waterway
Agencies that help secure ‘golden visas’ say many fear for the future of American politics
Move Could Let Suspect Seek Dismissal of State Charges
After a previous largely failed attempt, the U.S. Department of Education is taking a different tone in asking universities to align with President Donald Trump's higher education agenda, and this time, some Arizona university leaders are on board.
Many That Were Never Accused of Crimes
Little progress as both sides say agreements violated
U.S. Says It Has No Role in Mysterious Attacks
Tehran moves to becoming a ‘survival’ economy as inflation rises, oil exports fall
Dwindling Supply of Interceptors as Bases Faced Waves of Missiles and Drones
After a public clash with the U.S. president last year, Ukraine's leader Volodymyr Zelensky dealt himself a new hand.
Nation says U.S. must meet its demands first.
One has 60% chance of development, but none are likely to reach the U.S.
A supercharged U.S. economy helped transform a nation
Spate of intrusions believed to be work of Iranian hackers
Protesters fight to save iconic cottonwood over the U.S.-Mexico border
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen until the U.S. “corrects its behavior.”
They hope to come to the U.S. to play the sport they love. DBacks programs help on, off the field
Tehran believes it can take the pain longer than the U.S., and win more concessions.
U.S. Senate votes 50-49 in an overnight tally.
Thinning of Arsenals in Other Regions Could Embolden Rivals
Trump says stockpile virtually ‘unlimited’
Providing Challenge to the U.S.’s Dominance
Bessent defends Trump’s record as voters worry about economy