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The filmmaker’s warning about Trump-era celebrations turns a national anniversary into a governance question for elites.

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The filmmaker’s warning about Trump-era celebrations turns a national anniversary into a governance question for elites.

The deputy foreign minister says Tehran will tap some frozen assets in Qatar to buy needed goods under the Iran-US deal.

The agency moves to cut costs by closing inmate housing facilities, forcing leaders to rethink operations, compliance, and capacity planning.
A Supreme Court-backed interpretation of the 14th Amendment makes Balogun a symbol and a strategy test for policymakers.

A sudden acceleration in enforcement changes the risk calculus for businesses, investors, and local leaders caught in the fallout.

The president’s social media claim meets a complicated backstory with the band’s frontman, Victor Willis.

Why Kelly's endorsement of the ousted three-star commander matters for South Carolina House power and Pentagon credibility.

A court decision energizes the GOP, but Democrats largely avoid a fight they helped intensify last election cycle.

The new law takes effect Wednesday and targets food waste by replacing “sell by” dates with peak quality and safety labeling.
A dramatic turnaround for Belgium flips the match, then penalties erase the joy and swing momentum in the group.

A masked couple climbed the Empire State Building antenna, staged a proposal, and were arrested. Here is what it signals.

Congolese led 1-0 at halftime in Atlanta Wednesday, until England's Harry Kane scored twice after break.