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Prince William ‘blindsided’ by Harry, Meghan return as Kate fears new turmoil from royal feud: experts
Prince William was reportedly "blindsided" by the Sussexes' U.K. return, with royal experts saying he and Princess Catherine are concerned about the fallout.
Charlotte man accused of mass shooting threats at 5 schools released days before classes begin
Drew Andres Owens was released from Mecklenburg County Jail just three days before CMS students returned to class after allegedly threatening five schools.
BRUCE PEARL: Conservatives are attacking the very college sports bill that protects women
Retired Auburn coach says critics wrongly claim the Protect College Sports Act guts Title IX, warning that inaction threatens women's and Olympic sports program...
Democrat mayor blasted by DHS for 'hunting down' property owners leasing to ICE: 'Unhinged'
DHS calls Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's effort to dissuade property owners from leasing parking to ICE "unhinged," accusing her of hunting them down.
Darline Graham faces make-or-break GOP runoff in historic bid to keep brother’s Senate seat
Republican primary runoffs in South Carolina and Oklahoma put Trump's endorsement record on the line after five gubernatorial picks fell short this cycle.
LIZ PEEK: China is cheering as the Left blocks America’s AI infrastructure
America's AI dominance faces a complex threat as China-linked networks have reportedly delayed $24 billion in data center construction projects.
Surging Dem with DSA ties is 'either a bona-fide socialist, or she's not very smart': GOP rep
Rep. Carlos Gimenez, who fled Fidel Castro's Cuba, warns that Angie Nixon's DSA membership mirrors how socialists deny their ideology until power.
America Needs AI to Survive. Working families also need to survive it
AI data centers demand massive electricity, water, and land from small towns, but communities hosting them deserve more than a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Arizona grandpa to undergo amputation after collapsing on scorching sidewalk
A 72-year-old man collapsed on a 120-degree sidewalk in Arizona and suffered severe burns that will require above-knee amputation of his leg.
Lindsay Clancy trial: Postpartum is real, but child killing demands accountability, veteran prosecutor says
Veteran child abuse prosecutor Jonathan Hatami says public support for Lindsay Clancy is overshadowing the three children she is accused of killing.
Illegal immigrant accused of fentanyl dealing linked to Virginia high school overdoses
Isaac Melendez-Carranza, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, allegedly dealt fentanyl near Park View High School in Loudoun County, Virginia.
Houston Uber driver caught in wild police chase as officers seen on dashcam video hitching a ride in his car
The dashcam video shows Houston police riding with the Uber driver for several minutes before spotting the suspect and resuming pursuit on foot.