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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.
LEE CARTER: Trump can still get attention, can he distract voters from their bills?
Trump's approval on inflation sits at just 24% as polls show 62% of voters call grocery prices a major problem ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
Schumer preaches affordability in Dem midterm pitch while sabotaging GOP fixes for soaring costs
Senate Democrats blocked GOP affordability and permitting reform bills, raising questions about their campaign messaging on cost of living issues.
MAHA moms are still up for grabs this election. They want more than cheap groceries
RFK Jr. has scored early wins on food additives and ultra-processed foods, but the GOP's stance on glyphosate and PFAS has frustrated MAHA moms.
How Ms Rachel's political activism is sparking pushback from parents
Rachel Accurso, known as Ms. Rachel, pledged to match Macklemore's $1 million donation to the Palestine Children's Relief Fund amid backlash.
Maine Dem Sen candidate's 'working class' cred shredded by both parties when internet sees latest 'cringey' ad
Troy Jackson's boba tea ad mocking Susan Collins and Elon Musk has been viewed over 2 million times, drawing sharp bipartisan ridicule on X.
Obama-appointed judge clears way for white employee to challenge Seattle's DEI policies
Joshua Diemert's racial hostile work environment lawsuit against Seattle's DEI programs heads to trial after a unanimous appeals court ruling.
SEN RAND PAUL: Our budget deficit is out of control. Congress must pass my Six Penny Plan
The U.S. national debt has surpassed $40 trillion, and my Six Penny Plan aims to balance the budget within five years by cutting six pennies per dollar.
Ohio cancer patient sues hospital after surgeon allegedly amputated wrong leg
An Ohio woman is now a double amputee after her surgeon allegedly chopped off the wrong leg when she underwent a required amputation procedure.
Utah man released after decades on death row as DNA evidence excludes him from 1985 killing
A Utah man who spent decades on death row was released on bail after DNA evidence excluded him from the 1985 killing of a police chief's aunt.