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Trump’s energy initiatives may finally extract America from Mideast chaos
A pattern of U.S. energy isolationism emerges as Trump pushes drilling, Venezuela exports rise, and hemispheric oil supply nears full coverage.
The West still doesn’t grasp the danger of China’s rare earth endgame
Heavy rare earths like dysprosium and terbium power EVs and military weapons, but China's export cutoff may be permanent as supplies dwindle at home.
Paul McCartney at 83, still trying to do it all – with a touching album echoing his celebrated career
Paul McCartney's new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane is a musical memoir about growing up in Liverpool, with gems alongside some flat tracks.
Ex-Iowa school superintendent sentenced to prison as an illegal alien found with firearms
Iowa's largest school district ex-superintendent sentenced to prison for illegally possessing firearms while living in the U.S. as an illegal alien.
Elderly couple fatally stabbed inside Queens apartment, no arrests made as investigation continues: report
Police are investigating after an elderly couple was found fatally stabbed inside a residence in Fresh Meadows, Queens, according to local reports.
Fireworks reportedly trigger mass horse stampede through Rome streets, injuring several soldiers
Unauthorized fireworks reportedly triggered a mass horse stampede during a late-night rehearsal for Italy's Republic Day parade in Rome, injuring riders.
Knicks forward Jeremy Sochan can't lose the NBA Finals after playing for both remaining teams
Knicks forward Jeremy Sochan is in a unique spot: after playing for both San Antonio and New York this season, he wins a ring regardless of the outcome.
Elizabeth Hurley sizzles in skimpy orange bikini as she flaunts her svelte physique at 60
Elizabeth Hurley turns up the heat at 60, showing off her svelte physique in a sultry orange bikini from her own Elizabeth Hurley Beach swimwear line.
ICE arrests illegal alien who allegedly faked asylum claim based on homosexuality, became Indiana jail officer
A suspected illegal immigrant allegedly used a fraudulent asylum claim to enter the U.S. and was later hired as a corrections officer in Indiana, DHS says.
Here's how the CDC tried to use bad science to convince people to wear masks during COVID
Extensive research reveals the CDC's weekly publication drew unsupported conclusions about mask effectiveness based on low-quality observational studies.
Cory Booker admits Graham Platner 'has questions to answer' following latest scandal
Sen. Cory Booker admitted having concerns over scandals surrounding Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner's reported explicit messages to women.
Hasan Piker says UK has barred him, trashes 'unbelievable...power' of pro-Israel groups
Hasan Piker faces a turbulent week after a Treasury subpoena over his Cuba trip, heckling at a Newark protest and a reported UK travel ban.