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Saudi Tower Damaged by Houthi Missiles Amid Regional Conflict 
U.S. Approves $1.08B Mexico Helicopter Sale 
Ex-Army Officer Calls Moore’s Service Claims ‘Disingenuous’ 
Trump Urged to Exclude Big Tech from UN Climate Summit 
Tennessee Execution Stayed Hours Before Scheduled Death
Just over an hour before her scheduled execution, Christa Pike, the first woman to be sentenced to death in Tennessee...
Cal State Considers Dropping TOEFL for International Students
The California State University (Cal State) system is exploring the possibility of removing the mandatory English proficiency test, the Test...
Pete Davidson Keeps Hillary Clinton Tattoo Amid Tattoo Removal
Former Saturday Night Live cast member Pete Davidson is gradually removing most of his tattoos, but one stands out: the...
Susan Collins Maintains Senate Lead in Maine
Longtime Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins continues to hold the lead in the critical Senate race, according to a recent...
Paramount-Warner Merger Approves After Judge Endorses Settlement
A federal judge has approved a settlement agreement between Paramount and 12 states that had sued over the proposed $81...
Harvard Poll Shows Tight Midterm Race, Economic Concerns Top Issues
The Harvard Harris Poll, conducted monthly, continues to show a closely contested race in the upcoming midterm elections, with Democratic...
Sen. Hagerty Files Bar Complaint Against Jack Smith Over Prosecutorial Misconduct
Senator Bill Hagerty (R-TN) has filed a formal bar complaint against former special counsel Jack Smith, accusing him of prosecutorial...
Maine Dem Apologizes for Mischaracterizing Jewish Views on Gaza
Troy Jackson, the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, has issued an apology for remarks he made about Jewish Mainers and...
Supreme Court Lets Tennessee Execute Christa Pike
The U.S. Supreme Court has allowed Tennessee to proceed with the execution of Christa Gail Pike, overturning a last-minute stay...
Judge Dismisses New York Carry Ban, Warns of Supreme Court Overturn
A federal judge has dismissed a key portion of New York's 'sensitive places' law, suggesting it may not survive Supreme...
