Power Outage Hits DC Diplomatic District Ahead of Midterms
A power outage struck the U.S. capital's diplomatic district on the eve of the midterm elections, leaving the State Department,...
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U.S. Military Deploys Counter-Drone Tech to Combat Cartel Threats
As the need for advancements in counter-drone technology becomes increasingly evident, the southern border has emerged as a critical testing...
Rogers Campaign Staff Linked to Israeli Foreign Agents
Two members of Republican Michigan Senate nominee Mike Rogers’ campaign appear to be registered as foreign agents for Israel, according...
Florida Learjet Crash Claims 9 Lives, Nanny and Friends Among Victims
Several of the Palm Beach crash victims were identified on Monday. A Learjet that departed Austin, Texas, en route to...
17 Disney and Universal Staff Arrested in Florida Child Predator Sting
Seventeen employees from Disney and Universal Studios have been arrested in a major human trafficking and child sexual abuse sting...
Iran Says No Breakthroughs in Peace Talks with Qatar
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated Monday that recent peace talks with Qatar, mediated through diplomatic channels, have not yielded...
Chicago Offers Ballots in 12 Languages Despite English Proficiency Requirements
Chicago has expanded its ballot language options to include 12 languages, including Gujarati, Urdu, Arabic, and Tagalog, despite the city’s...
Michigan Judge Orders Election Files Preserved Amid Legal Dispute
In a recent legal development, a Michigan judge has ordered election records from the November 3 general election to be...
DOJ Seeks Supreme Court Review on Noncitizen Ballots in California
The U.S. Department of Justice has asked the Supreme Court to intervene in a dispute over more than 20,000 suspected...
Wembanyama: U.S. Social Life Shallow, But Still Great for Athletes
San Antonio Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama, a 22-year-old Frenchman with a unique blend of talents, recently made headlines with his...
