Democrats want to win back the House this fall, but internal infighting could turn the path into a mess.

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The alliance was driven by rivalry with the British and a dose of Enlightenment, not last-minute inspiration.

A 22-28 June heatwave produced a nearly 30% nationwide rise, forcing leaders to treat climate risk like operations risk.

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DW embedded on a Ukrainian mission to test what Helsing’s drones can actually do under fire.

A three-day state tribute starting Saturday sets the immediate security stakes and the post-funeral reset for US-Iran talks.

The Colorado AG says he will challenge Kiros for refusing to condemn the deadly 2025 attack on Jewish activists.

A Monaco-linked parcel bombing case has a named suspect and an international warrant, raising cross-border compliance and risk questions.

D.C. pushes back access to the July 4 fireworks as Freedom 250 organizers brace for 107-degree conditions.

Lee Jae Myung demands Ministry action over a hiring controversy that fans blame for the failure.

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