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Tyler Robinson update: Defense squeezes 'misleading' claim about ballistics in fight against death penalty
Tyler Robinson's defense asks Utah judge to strike death penalty over alleged gag order violations by prosecutors in Charlie Kirk assassination case.
Obama Center isn't a traditional presidential library. Critics say it's an activism center.
Critics say Obama Presidential Center on Chicago public parkland is an activism hub for his foundation, not a traditional presidential library.
'Natural Ozempic' gelatin drink goes viral — dietitian explains what it actually does
Drinking warm gelatin before meals is trending as a budget-friendly appetite hack, but a dietitian says comparing it to Ozempic is a massive exaggeration.
Wyndham Clark doesn't have to be loved, but he does have to be respected after US Open triumph at Shinnecock
Wyndham Clark went wire-to-wire at Shinnecock Hills to win his second U.S. Open title despite hostile crowds and a villain narrative following him.
Ex-Dem insider reveals she will expose Democrats who covered up Biden's cognitive decline in new book
Former Democratic fundraiser Lindy Li reveals which party leaders privately wanted Biden to go while publicly defending him in her new book.
Trump’s Iran deal is a fantasy as long as Tehran’s terror network exists
Trump's Iran deal strengthens the Islamic Republic's terrorist infrastructure while abandoning pro-democracy Iranians who fought the regime.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX success shows how he’s sharing the wealth, not playing Monopoly
SpaceX IPO reportedly creates over 4,000 employee millionaires, from cafeteria workers to contract welders, showcasing broad wealth creation.
REP RO KHANNA: Stopping the Iran war is good. But Trump’s deal is worse than the JCPOA
President Trump's U.S.-Iran ceasefire is welcome news, but the Rep Ro Khanna argues the deal gives Iran better terms than the JCPOA Trump spent years ridiculing...
Keir Starmer resigns as British prime minister after devastating Labour revolt and local election losses
British PM Keir Starmer announced his resignation after Labour's devastating local election losses and a mounting revolt from within his own party ranks.
US military conducts strike on another vessel carrying alleged narco-traffickers, killing 2
The U.S. military announced a lethal strike on a vessel in the Caribbean allegedly carrying narco-traffickers, killing two people and leaving six survivors.
Trump's personal feuds with allies from Italy to Israel reveal how personality drives his foreign policy
President Trump's feud with Italian PM Meloni escalates as she accuses him of fabricating a story, while Israel's top newspaper says he failed on the Iran deal.
NYPD cop shoots suspect attempting to flee in stolen vehicle, officials say
An NYPD officer shot a driver who allegedly struck multiple cops while trying to flee in a stolen Kia Sportage in the Bronx, authorities say.