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Tom Cruise's praise of Kate Middleton highlights her 'untouched by scandal' reputation: expert
Tom Cruise's glowing praise of Kate Middleton at the London "Digger" premiere reflects her unique standing in the royal family, experts say.
JONATHAN TURLEY: Socialism is back in style and Democrats are buying the pitch
Karl Marx predicted democracy would lead to socialism, and a new poll shows 65% of Democrats now view socialism positively despite its failures.
Senate hopeful's 'treading water' narrative crumbles under $500K campaign payouts to family
Dan Osborn's campaign has paid over $500,000 to family members even as the Nebraska Senate candidate claims his family is "treading water."
Taiwan analysts say Trump-Xi summit produced no policy shift but real test lies ahead
Taiwan analysts assess whether Xi Jinping secured private concessions from Trump, with arms sales and senior U.S. official visits as key tests ahead.
Brian Schottenheimer promises to improve as Jerry Jones flags Cowboys’ gaffes in late loss to Ravens in Brazil
Jerry Jones expressed deep frustration over the Dallas Cowboys' final 28 seconds against the Baltimore Ravens, saying no explanation is satisfying.
US military completes withdrawal of troops from Iraq after 12-year mission
The U.S. military completed its withdrawal from Erbil Air Base, ending Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq while relocating its headquarters to Jordan.
Lindsay Clancy lawyer raises explosive doubt over who killed her children
Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney Kevin Reddington argued for the first time that prosecutors failed to prove she killed her three children.
Inside the neighborhood living on the edge of America’s tech frontier
Loudoun County homeowners on Statesboro Place describe constant noise from Amazon Web Services and Microsoft data centers just 150 feet from backyards.
Liberal stronghold set to adopt eye-popping minimum wage amid business exodus
Seattle's minimum wage is set to hit $22.14 in 2027 as 450 restaurants closed in early 2025 and job postings dropped 35% since February 2020.
US faces another major Middle East troop withdrawal, but threat remains
About 2,500 U.S. troops had remained in Iraq as part of Operation Inherent Resolve, but Baghdad's effort to disarm Iran-backed militias remains unfinished.
'Lost' medieval castle found hiding in plain sight after professor spots telltale clues
A University College Dublin professor found that up to 80% of the medieval Roebuck Castle is still intact beneath Victorian plaster on the modern campus.
Flydubai pilots reportedly fight in cockpit, triggering hijacking fears and Israeli fighter jet response
A Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv diverted to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia Wednesday after a reported cockpit fight between pilots triggered hijacking fears in Israel.