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Saturday delivered 319 of 500 open slots across eight counties, setting up a high-stakes fight for Senate momentum.
With two goals vs England, the France striker becomes the tournament’s all-time leading scorer and resets the record book.
CDC linked shredded lettuce from central Mexico to an intense illness outbreak, forcing a wider recall and bigger operational risk.
Times Square turns into a match-day staging ground for the Spain-Argentina final in New York, with major spillover effects.
Fox’s Tomi Lahren pushes for clearer objectives and a defined end-state after U.S. Central Command reports two more deaths.
Did France escape embarrassment? Yes. Did it matter? Also yes, because England’s win reshapes momentum.
The Strait of Hormuz dispute is turning into escalating tit-for-tat, with oil and shipping options narrowing fast.
Central Command says strikes aim to degrade Iran’s ability to disrupt oil tanker traffic through Hormuz amid rising regional attacks.
Ontario’s premier rejects U.S. criticism, framing the moment as emergency response over politics, and signaling high-stakes cross-border fallout.
In a new podcast segment, Hunter Biden names Cruz No. 2 and speculates about the senator, plus Johnson as No. 3.
A new government signals a priority shift, with regulators and vendors likely facing a timeline reset.
Two US service members were killed and another missing as Iran signals escalatory intent, widening risk for governments and markets.
